Junction Falls

Slow and Steady Hikers
Junction Falls is a relatively easy walk which starts with a creek crossing. There are several waterfalls and viewpoints along the way. There are a number of spots with little pools deep enough to safely dip in if you can stand the cold. The trail is also a multi-use area shared with horses, meaning more roots and a sine wave shaped trail for a section. I expect the trail to be busy on the way out.

Distance: 14 km
Elevation gain : 560 m.

Directions: Drive west on AB-546 from Turner Valley, to the end of the road
Meeting point: the trailhead

Event Pace: steady though we stop for photos.

REQUIRED: (Gear & Supplies)
. Kananaskis park pass ***
· backpack
· hiking boots
. bear spray
· snacks/lunch
. water (2l)
· appropriate clothing
. warm layers
. sunscreen
. bug spray
. bathroom kit
. personal first aid kit/medications
. sense of humor

SUGGESTED: (Gear & Supplies)
· hiking poles
. lightweight pad to sit on
. sunglasses/hat
. sense of adventure
**water shoes and a towel**

RESTRICTIONS: No dogs, no children, no guests

Please be considerate of your driver’s car and bring a change of shoes and plastic bag for dirty footwear. Suggested gas fee contribution is $25.

At the trailhead by providing an emergency contact and their phone number, you are accepting the club waiver

Club Waiver: to follow

DISCLAIMER: You are fully aware that your host is a volunteer and not trained guide. You assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. You are responsible for assessing the current road, trail and weather conditions along with your physical condition. Please be prepared with proper gear