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Arriving in Calgary - Then to Glacier NP, MT
I don't know if I should be concerned or not.
My plans are to arrive in Calgary Aug 4 and immediately drive south on Rt 2 to Glacier NP in Montana. After a week the plan is to drive up to Banff and Jasper for a couple of days. I expect that we'll be mostly hiked-out by the time we reach Banff so this part of the trip is mostly for scenery and photography. Maybe a few short ones such as Johnston Canyon (for the waterfalls, etc) Anybody know current conditions and how much progress is being made? Thanks. |
Are you talking about the recent floods? Calgary, Banff and the highways are more-or-less back to normal. Many trails in Kananaskis will be closed for the summer but Banff is just fine. We were golfing in Banff yesterday and everything was just beautiful.
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Are you talking about the recent floods? Calgary, Banff and the highways are more-or-less back to normal. Many trails in Kananaskis will be closed for the summer but Banff is just fine. We were golfing in Banff yesterday and everything was just beautiful.
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I'm wondering about this myself, especially about trail conditions, I've been checking the updates on the Parks Canada website and a majority of trails are in fair/poor condition. I'm crossing my fingers that there will be much improvement by August.
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We just returned from doing this exact itinerary!
Drove straight to Many Glacier, then across GNP to stay in Columbia Falls & then up the west side to Banff. The trails near Banff/Lake Louise were actually in better condition than many in Glacier. What we liked best: Avalanche Lake, Hidden Lake (wet & snow 90% of the trail though) Tea House in Lake Louise, & Moraine Lake |
2idocs,
I'm not going until Aug 4 so I hope everything is back to normal summer conditions in all parks. As I wrote above, we end with a couple of days in Banff (which I visited a couple of years ago) and Jasper. |
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