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Watercolour and crayon
©2014 Charlene Brown
A couple of weeks ago I
wrote about a very pleasant hike to this lake that I did about 16 years ago,
and I mentioned that the climb had gone so well that we’d decided to continue
up to Sarrail Ridge beyond the lake. The hiking guidebook said that our elevation
gain so far, from the trailhead at Upper
Kananaskis Lake
to Rawson Lake , was not quite 300 metres spread
out over two kilometres, and the rest of the climb to the ridgeline would only be
about one kilometre. The fact that the latter included an elevation gain of
almost 400 metres should have been a clue…
Parts of the ‘trail’ were really hard to get up, and even harder to get
down, but the view was wonderful.
Apparently the view over the other side of the ridge (okay, I didn’t
actually get to the top) is even more spectacular.