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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260720T190000
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SUMMARY:6 days 5 nights of paddle and camp on Murtle Lake in Wells Grey Park
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n6 days of paddle and camp on Murtle Lake in Wells Grey Park. I have canoes rented for 6 people ( 3 Canoes ) 2 people per canoe\, no need to take own own. We will camp the night before at Blue River. On July 20 we drive up the the Murtle lake ( 30 minutes ) parking lot and load our gear into carts and portage to the lake 2.5 Kms easy trail. we have to be at the lake by around 10:00.\nThere are no roads to the lake\, no cabins\, no power boats\, This is the largest paddle only lake in North America\, Rentals include paddles\, life jackets Ext. There are 17 camp grounds along the lake. Whits sand beaches and out houses at each site. this is a paddle and camp for 5 nights and 6 days\, we return by 11:00 on the last day. any questions call 778-479-9033The cost is aprox $220. Hosts are Lyle A and Ken A
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/6-days-5-nights-of-paddle-and-camp-on-murtle-lake-in-wells-grey-park/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T200000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
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SUMMARY:Urban Walk – Okotoks - Local Pathways
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**What we’ll do**\n**This is an invitation to Slow and Steady members to join me on Tuesday evenings for a 5-8 km urban walk exploring the Okotoks Trail system. The riverside trails are beautiful and deer are frequently sighted during our evening walks. The walks start at 6:00 pm. We will wait up to 5 minutes at the meet up location in case of traffic. Please call me at 780-237-5933 if you are lost or have a last minute cancellation. Please do not send a meetup message – I don’t get notifications off wifi.** \n**Attendance can be at the organizer’s discretion.** \n**Please note that we all walk at different paces\, however we strive to stay together and enjoy each others company. If you wish to walk very quickly this walk may not be for you. We love to stop for “Kodak” moments periodically as the ever changing weather/seasons provide memorable moments.** \n**Summary:**\n**Event host will pick the route each week dependent on weather and trail conditions. In the past we have taken different routes (i.e. walked the River trails; through town; around the dog park and Drake Landing pond etc…..) Occasionally ice cream may be part of our evening.** \n**Distance: approx. 5-8 km on asphalt or dirt trails** \n**Elevation Gain: minimal** \n**Physical Difficulty: Good walking / trekking shoes are recommended. Street shoes (i.e. flats / any boot with a heel) will not be acceptable.** \n**Pace: Relaxed** \n**• What to bring**\n**You must have water and a headlamp with you**\n**For winter you must have city spikes with you**\n**Appropriate footwear\, appropriate layers for the temperature\, and snacks if you wish** \n**• Important to know**\n**CODE OF CONDUCT: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/19453923/CODE_OF_CONDUCT/** \n**WAIVER: You must sign our club waiver at the meetup location before you are allowed to go on this trip. You will need to provide an emergency name and phone number** \n**Disclaimer: You are fully aware that organizers are not professional guides and you assume all responsibility for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this event with the group.**\n**Your participation in this event means you have read the waiver and by signing up for this event you have accepted the waiver. If you have stated “no” in your profile you will not be accepted to participate.i**
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/urban-walk-okotoks-local-pathways-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T203000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
CREATED:20260719T003123Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T003324Z
UID:10000049-1784658600-1784665800@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Jack Rabbit and Weaselhead /T2
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nThis is an urban walk is to keep up our fitness for hiking. We will walk the Glenmore Reservoir area\, often up and down hills on the dirt trails (about 200-metre elevation gain). This is not a stroll and we are going at a moderate pace (~4-4.5 km/hr). If you are speed demons and not willing to stay with the group please do not sign up. \n**Location:** We will meet at the parking lot at 24 Street and 90 Avenue SW next to the splash park.\n**Distance:** Approx. 6-9 km.\n**Time:** 1.5-2 hrs\n**Weather note:** Generally\, the hike will go ahead in light rain or snow. If the dirt trails are too muddy or slippery\, we will walk along the pathway.\n**Who can attend:** Members only. No dogs.\n**Gear requirements:**\nHiking boots/shoes or appropriate footwear for dirt trails. There is usuallyally ice and slippery paths.\nDress appropriate for the weather\nPoles if desired\nBear spray is handy to have in this area\nFor winter – microspikes & light source are required!**\n**For summer – hat\, water\, bug spray are recommended** \n**WAIVER:** You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club.\nYou are coming at your own risk.\n[https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842](https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842)\n**Disclaimer:** You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, Your current physical condition\, and current trail conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/jack-rabbit-and-weaselhead-t2-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260721T210000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
CREATED:20260720T003437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T003324Z
UID:10000050-1784660400-1784667600@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Tuesday Nose Hill Walk 64Ave & 14 St. NW lot
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nLets explore Nose Hill Park\, Calgary and vicinity. \nThe park has more than 300 km (190 mi) of informal trails. The city proposed a rehabilitation plan which provides 60 km (37 mi) of maintained trails and pathways\, of which 52 km (32 mi) are dirt and gravel and 8 km (5.0 mi) are asphalt. \nThe park is home to porcupines deer\, coyotes\, northern pocket gophers\, Richardson’s ground squirrels and several species of mice and voles. These smaller mammals are the main prey for the northern harriers and Swainson’s hawks\, which are often seen in the skies above the park. \nWe’ll walk for about 2 hours at a Slow and Steady pace. All abilities and newcomers are welcome. Please be of weather conditions and prepare accordingly. We shall walk together as a group waiting at path intersections. The more we walk the stronger hikers we become. \nWAIVER:\nI have read and agree to Slow & Steady full Waiver & Code of Conduct located at: http://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/ DISCLAMIER\nand\nCODE OF CONDUCT: http://bit.ly/SnS_Conduct \nYou will be asked to sign the waiver along with an emergency contact and phone number. \nAttendance is at the organizer’s discretion\, subject to weather cancellations and is based on attendance history. ‘No Shows’ will be given unless you notify me by text at 587 998 9465. We shall wait no longer than 5-10 minutes so arrive before 7pm to prepare (changing boots\, poles\, etc.) \nYou are fully aware that organizers are not professional guides and you assume all responsibility for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this event with the group
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/tuesday-nose-hill-walk-64ave-14-st-nw-lot/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T130000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
CREATED:20260720T003437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T003324Z
UID:10000051-1784709000-1784725200@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Arethusa Cirque & Beyond T3/4
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nGary and I (Andy) both love hiking Arethusa Cirque. It’s a beautiful trail with nice Alpine views\, and usually Pika and Marmots. We are out for the day to enjoy the beauty of nature\, not to race back to the city. We will hike at a relaxed pace. \nGary will primarily lead\, I will run the posting and assist him. \nThis is less common than Ptarmigan\, but very interesting with waterfalls\, large boulders with pikas\, and a hidden trail to the top. \nT2- T3 Arethusa Cirque – The hike into the Little Cirque has an elevation gain of 170 metres into the first meadows and than another 250meters to the start of the the Bigger Cirque. \nThe first part of the hike is relatively easy as you gradually hike uphill through the forest. When you reach a large creek you continue left for more spectacular views or cross the stream for higher elevation gain (steeper climb). We may go off the main trails (OT3/4 bushwacking). \nYou must be a strong beginner or an intermediate willing to hike at a steady\, relaxed pace. We will be going at a reasonable rate with a few breaks when we are doing elevation in the mountains. We will not break into groups\, so everyone must hike at a similar pace. No running ahead. Please do not sign up if you are not willing to wait for the slowest hiker. If you run ahead of the group\, you will be fed to the bears. \nPlease bring waterproof boots and gaiters. There is a lot is water and mud and we’ll need to cross some small streams. \nGo directly to Highwood Pass Parking lot opposite of Ptarmigan Cirque trail. Must be at Parking lot by 8:15am. From there we will drive another 7 minutes South to dirt parking lot on the east side of Kananaskis. The traffic is very busy\, so you must alllow youself 2 hours to get there from City of Calgary NW limits. We will start our hike at Arethusa at 8:30am\, to avoid the heat of the day. \nIf you would like to carpool\, please wait until you have been accepted on the hike and then make your own arrangements in the comments or group chat. I (Andy can take three people from Petro $25 gas fee). \nA waiting list has automatically been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. The organizers will be checking your hike history to determine your ability to complete this trip. If the organizer deems it necessary to obtain additional information from you\, please provide it\, otherwise\, you will remain on the waiting list. \nAndy Bell’s German Shepherd\, Jasmine\, will likely be on this hike\, on a leash at all times. She is an experienced hiker and does not chase pikas\, marmots\, deer or bears. She is very friendly. Unfortunately\, no other dogs allowed on the hike. \nBackpack must include 2 liters of water\, extra socks\, plastic bags in case boots get wet\, first aid kit\, medications\, toilet kit\, lunch\, and layers for all weather conditions. Good hiking boots\, gaiters\, and microspikes required. A positive attitude\, love of nature\, and sense of humour are also recommended. 🙃 \nPoles are bearspray are recommended. \nWe should be back by early afternoon to avoid the hot sun. \nAll participants are expected to read the Slow and Steady Waiver and Code of Conduct. You must sign the waiver at the trailhead to participate.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/arethusa-cirque-beyond-t3-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T153000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
CREATED:20260721T003334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T003324Z
UID:10000054-1784709000-1784734200@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Prairie Mtn -slow pace\, return via Prairie creek
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nSlogging up Prairie Mtn is a good cardio exercise\, close to Calgary.\nThe new route is fairly a gradual uphill\, so we do not need to huff n puff. The Prairie creek Trail is open\, so we return by that road \nKanaskis country pass required. If you do not have one\, please buy one\, Parks Alberta monitors the the number plate actively. \nCarpooling: upto individuals ; I am not from Calgary\, hence will meet u at the Elbow falls parking lot. \nI can take one passengers from Cochrane Save on Foods . \nWe shall take a short break and snacks in the tree line before heading off to the summit\, to avoid the high winds. On the way back we take the Prairie Creek trail \, since this is a nicer descent\, winding your way down through the trees. There are some lovely spots for relaxing and lunch break\, as we head down. \nYour presence implies u have read the waiver. Please bring a piece of paper with the name n tel no of emergency contact. Please carry on you\, emergency medication\, and administrating instructions on a piece of paper; let the team know where it is located in your pack or on you. \nIf there is a second co-ordinator\, we shall increase the group size. \nPlease read the following trip posting very carefully to ensure this hike is right for you. A waitlist has been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. DOUBLE BOOKED INDIVIDUALS\, PROFESSIONAL DROP-OUTS\, NO SHOWS will remain on the Wait List.\nIf the organizer deems it necessary to obtain additional information from you\, please provide it or you will remain on the waitlist. As a potential participant you must check this trip posting for additional directions\, including up to last minute cancellation. Participation is not first come first served and is at the discretion of the organizer. \nDistance: ~9 km ( approx) \nTime: Approx. 5 – 6 hours plus driving time. \nPhysical Difficulty: T3 – Intermediate \nEvent Pace: Moderate. We will hike at a slow/moderate pace. Loosing a few calorie is the objective ! It is expected that everyone stays together in a group for safety. Please do not sign up for this hike if you are not interested in hiking with the group. \nTrip Description:\nhttps://www.10adventures.com/hikes/bragg-creek-sheep-river/prairie-mountain-hike/ \nMandatory Gear: Unexpired Bear Spray\, Hiking boots\, gaiters\, microspikes\, backpack with strong waist bands\, lunch\, snacks\, water\, appropriate layers for the temperature variation in the mountains (including toque and gloves)\, personal first aid kit/medications\, hiking poles(required\, as they serve as splints). \nSuggested gear: lightweight pad to sit on\, sunglasses\, sunscreen(weather dependent)\, bathroom kit. \nCode of Conduct: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/19453923/CODE_OF_CONDUCT/ \nDisclaimer: You are fully aware that your organizers are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road\, weather\, trail and avalanche conditions for this trip. You must ensure you are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/prairie-mtn-slow-pace-return-via-prairie-creek/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260722T140000
DTSTAMP:20260722T003324Z
CREATED:20260720T003437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T003324Z
UID:10000052-1784714400-1784728800@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Troll Falls\, Marmot Falls
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**Troll Falls and Marmot Falls**\, relaxed pace \nThis is a popular trip to a number of beautiful waterfalls located in Kananaskis Valley. After hiking to Troll Falls\, we will continue up to Marmot Falls and will see a total of four waterfalls during the trip. On the way back\, we will use the Hay Meadows Trail\, where we will visit the site of the Golden Eagles count. (This group monitors the flight of golden eagles during the spring and fall as they migrate.) \nThe pace will be relaxed and will allow plenty of time to enjoy the falls and take photos. The trip will be about 6 km round trip with an elevation gain of about 100 meters. The group size will be limited to eight people. Everyone needs to hike together as a group. \n**Reference:** [Family Adventures in the Canadian Rockies: Troll Falls and The Upper Falls\, Family Hiking in Kananaskis](http://www.rockiesfamilyadventures.com/2018/11/the-new-hiking-trail-to-troll-falls-and.html) \n**Trailhead:** From Calgary\, drive west on the TransCanada until the Kananaskis turnoff (Highway 40). Continue until you see a signed turn-off to Nakiska Ski Resort and Kananaskis Village. Turn right and continue for about a km until you see the Stoney Trailhead parking lot. Meet at the trailhead which is near the north end of the parking lot. \n**Carpooling**: You can use the Comments section to arrange carpooling. As I don’t live in Calgary\, I will meet you at the trailhead. The suggested carpooling fee is $15. \n**Passes:** You will need a Kananaskis Pass for this trip. \n**Essential gear**: Please bring bear spray; lunch\, and lots of water. \n**Waiver**: The Slow and Steady Rules of Conduct and the Waiver are in effect. You will be asked to sign the waiver at the trailhead.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/troll-falls-marmot-falls/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260723T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260723T140000
DTSTAMP:20260723T003343Z
CREATED:20260721T003334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260723T003343Z
UID:10000055-1784797200-1784815200@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Sunshine Meadows
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nWe will meet at Sunshine Village (the bottom of the gondola). The gondola has a fee of about $70. The main trail at Sunshine Meadows is a gentle loop that connects three picture-perfect lakes: Rock Isle\, Larix\, and Grizzly. We will walk past the reflective lakes with incredible mountain backdrops. Hopefully we will catch the flowers on the way down. We will climb up wander the Twin Cairns/Meadow\, stopping to photograph alpine flowers. It’s prime grizzly bear habitat so carry bear spray. We may have time for a quick pint before catching the gondola down. \nNote: If you are messaging on the post and sharing your phone no\, please check the box for hike participants. \n**TRAIL DESCRIPTION:**\nLength: 15 km\nElevation Gain: 600m\nDifficulty: T3\nSee [https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1EwslsRqLvFp-6anYK_pw_YNLrr94qklcbyZXsv87qs0/mobilebasic](https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1EwslsRqLvFp-6anYK_pw_YNLrr94qklcbyZXsv87qs0/mobilebasic)
for the trail rating system \n**Meeting point: Sunshine Village (the bottom of the gondola)** \n**RSVP RULES**: Late cancellations without a valid reason\, will result in a ‘no show’ at the organizer’s discretion. Note that ‘no shows’ can hinder your attendance on hikes with other organizers. \n**PACE**: steady though we stop to delayer\, take photos and enjoy the day. \n**RESTRICTED:**: No children \n**REQUIRED GEAR & SUPPLIES:**\n· backpack\n· hiking boots\n. headlamp\n· personal first aid kit\n· snacks/lunch\n. water (2l)\n· appropriate clothing\n· good attitude \n**SUGGESTED GEAR:**\n. sunscreen\n. poles\n. change of shoes\n. bug spray \n**CARPOOLING**: Carpooling will not be arranged for this hike\, please use the comment section to request a ride. Please bring a change of shoes and plastic bag for dirty footwear. Suggested gas fee contribution is $20.00. \n**CONFIDENTIAL ELECTRONIC WAIVER:** You must provide an emergency name and phone number at the trailhead. By providing this information\, you agree to the club waiver. You cannot sign the waiver online. Following is the Slow and Steady Waiver: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ExpOe-9cZweQV8mObp6t0VTb8YjjMpzzXlLNP0nnnD8/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ExpOe-9cZweQV8mObp6t0VTb8YjjMpzzXlLNP0nnnD8/edit). \n**CODE OF CONDUCT**: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k2Zyj4O6tHRGSIMQQ3bH2PbH_u9v65bQN-DOA9SzZCc/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k2Zyj4O6tHRGSIMQQ3bH2PbH_u9v65bQN-DOA9SzZCc/edit) \n**DISCLAIMER**: You are aware that your host is a volunteer and not a trained guide. Participants are responsible for assessing road\, weather\, trail and your own physical condition.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/sunshine-meadows/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260723T181500
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260723T201500
DTSTAMP:20260724T003317Z
CREATED:20260720T003437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T003317Z
UID:10000053-1784830500-1784837700@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Ann & Sandy Cross Thursday Evening Hikes
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**What we’ll do**\n**This is an invitation to Slow and Steady members to join us on a 5-8 km Thursday evening Ann and Sandy Cross Hike. My events are relaxed with a slow to slow moderate pace** \n**The hike will start at 6:15 pm to facilitate members after work transportation. We will wait up to 5 minutes at the parking lot in case you get stuck in traffic.** \n**Please note that you will require a parking pass to park there. Please check out the website to purchase an annual pass or to pay online for the evening.**\n**http://www.crossconservation.org/parking** \n**Please note that we all walk at different paces\, however we strive to stay together and enjoy each others company. We will walk at a slow to medium pace\, and will stop for the occasional “Kodak” moment. Unfortunately this area is not dog-friendly so you cannot bring your pup with you.** \n**Summary:**\n**Event host will pick the route each week dependent on weather and trail conditions so please watch the posting!** \n**Distance: approx. 5-8 km on mostly dirt trails on uneven ground**\n**http://www.crossconservation.org/sites/default/files/2016%20Trail%20Map.PNG** \n**Elevation Gain: 100 – 200 m elevation gain any given evening** \n**Pace: Relaxed beginner/Intermediate level** \n**What to bring:** \n* **Water** \n* **Raincoat or poncho**\n* **good walking / trekking shoes are a must**\n* **poles might be helpful (I use mine)**\n* **bug spray**\n* **appropriate layers for the temperature\, and snacks if you wish** \n**It is a requirement to read the following trip posting very carefully and to make the proper and responsible preparations for it.**\n**As a potential participant\, you must check this trip posting for additional directions from the organizer\, including up to trip cancellation.******** \n**Waiver: As per the new policy for waivers\, the waiver form will be signed at the trailhead. You must sign it before you will be allowed to go on this event. You will also be asked for the name and phone number of an emergency contact. Please come prepared with this information.** \n**Disclaimer: You are fully aware that organizers are not professional guides and you assume all responsibility for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this event with the group.**
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/ann-sandy-cross-thursday-evening-hikes-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260723T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260724T220000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000056-1784833200-1784930400@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Glenbow Ranch evening beginner/experienced relaxed hike
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nI have been posting more challenging hikes the past few weeks after many months off\, as I get stronger. I have started limiting my hikes to people I have hiked with before. This is due to super fast hikers signing up and running ahead of the group\, super slow hikers signing up and making the group wait for them and a few hikers who can’t seem to get along with anyone or follow the rules\, making it an uncomfortable hike for everyone. I am a volunteer. This is supposed to be fun and safe for everyone! \nSo! I’m posting a Thursday evening hike at Glenbow Ranch for everyone. Beginners\nand experienced hikers welcome. Regardless of your speed and experience\, I expect you to show up prepared\, get along with others\, and hike at the pace of the group. No running ahead or asking to change the route. \nThere will be a minimum of four and maximum of 12 hikers. \nThe route has not yet been decided\, but it may be on pavement\, dirt trails\, open\, and treed\, flat\, and with some hills. We will hike for about 2 1/2 to 3 hours (7-9:30 or 10pm). \nBetween 5 and 11km with some elevation gain\, especially near the end. \nParticipation in this hike might get you on some hikers that I have posted for those I have hiked with before\, but it is not a guarantee. \nA waiting list has automatically been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. The organizers will be checking your hike history to determine your ability to complete this trip. If the organizer deems it necessary to obtain additional information from you\, please provide it\, otherwise\, you will remain on the waiting list. \nAndy Bell’s German Shepherd\, Jasmine\, will likely be on this hike\, on a leash at all times. She is an experienced hiker and does not chase pikas\, marmots\, deer or bears. She is very friendly. Unfortunately\, no other dogs allowed on the hike. \nBackpack must include 2 liters of water\, first aid kit\, medications\, toilet kit\, snacks\, and layers for all weather conditions. Good hiking books are required. Poles are optional. A positive attitude\, love of nature\, and sense of humour are also recommended. 🙃 \nBearspray is recommended. We will hike without headlamps\, but you may bring one in your backpack. Please bring a backpack. \nAll participants are expected to read the Slow and Steady Waiver and Code of Conduct. You must sign the waiver at the trailhead to participate. You will need the name and phone number of an emergency contact.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/glenbow-ranch-evening-beginner-experienced-relaxed-hike/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260724T181500
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260724T201500
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000057-1784916900-1784924100@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Friday Evening Bike Ride
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nLet’s get out for a bike ride around the Glenmore Reservoir. 15 kms\, scenic\, not too difficult. You’ll require a helmet and a bike that is in good operating condition. Weather permitting\, of course.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/friday-evening-bike-ride-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T140000
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000058-1784959200-1784988000@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:HIKE AND CHEESE: PICKLEJAR LAKES -T3 - SLOW PACE
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nIt is a requirement to read the following trip posting very carefully and to make the proper and responsible preparations for it. Failure to do so\, will result in participant not allowed on this trip. A waiting list has automatically been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. You must meet all the pre-requisites to be eligible to attend this trip. If the organizer deems it necessary to obtain additional information from you\, please provide it\, otherwise\, you will remain on the waiting list. PLEASE ANSWER ALL RSVP QUESTIONS OR YOU REMAIN ON WAITLIST!. \nWE WILL MEET AT TREAILHEAD AT 7 AM SHARP. No complaints about the early start\, please it would be super hot in the afternoon\, so please bring enough water. (MIN 2 L)\nif you need a ride please use comment section below. \nTHIS TRIP WILL BE WEATHER DEPENDENT. PLEASE CHECK THE POSTING THE MORNING OF THE EVENT. IT IS A PRIME GRIZZLY TERRITORY\, BEAR SPRAY IS MANDATORY \nElevation Gain: +/- 500-700 m\nDistance: +/-12-14 km\nTime: 6–8hours + driving time. \nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/picklejar-lakes-trail\nhttp://bobspirko.ca/Hiking/Kananaskis/PicklejarLakes/PicklejarLakes.html\nWHO CAN ATTEND: no guests\, no dogs\, no kids\, NO SPEED DEMONS\nPace – SLOW!!. Level: intermediate\, steep sections.\nWe will be moving with a pace of THE SLOWEST HIKER.\nIF YOU ARE DOUBLE-BOOKED YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM THIS EVENT. You must stay with the group for the duration of the hike. \nWe will have a cheese party at the scenic spot with the views. Please bring 50-100 g of your favorite cheese\, pre-cut ready to eat. you are welcome to bring fruit or any appetizer of your choice instead\, if you don’t eat cheese. \nTechnical and physical Difficulty: moderate with steep sections.\nRequired Gear: Hiking boots\, poles\, dress in layers and be prepared for rain\, snow\, wind or any drastic weather change. Bring lunch\, at least 2 L of water\, carpool money\, personal first air kit \nSuggested: good attitude\, camera\nSuggested gas fee contribution is $25 \nWAIVER: You must sign our club waiver before you are allowed to go on this trip and you shall arrive prepared with an emergency name and phone number to be recorded on the waiver. Organizer will have a group waiver for you to sign at the meetup location and/or the trailhead. You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club Waiver: \nhttp://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/ \nDisclaimer: You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, your current physical condition\, current trail conditions and current avalanche conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/hike-and-cheese-picklejar-lakes-t3-slow-pace/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T171500
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000059-1784962800-1784999700@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Bourgeau Lake and Harvey Pass/moderate pace
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**Bourgeau Lake and Harvey Pass**. There is no closure per Parks Canada\, at the time of posting. Overnight camping is not allowed. The parking lot is pretty small with room for ~20 cars\, hence we should be at the lot by 715 am.\n**Maximum 10 hikers**\n**MEETING AT TRAIL HEAD 0715 am**\, Parks Pass not required in summer.\n**Description from public domain\, Gaiagps/GEM Trek/hikebiketravel.com**\nThe Bourgeau Lake hike in Banff National Park is a hiker’s dream; starting with a steady forest climb along Wolverine Creek\, this trail rewards hikers with views of Bourgeau Lake’s peaceful waters\, spectacular alpine scenery\, and wildflowers\, followed by eye soothing views of the alpine lakelets of Harvey Pass. The distance return trip is 19.2 km to Harvey Pass\, with 1042 m elevation gain\, a gradient of about 10% per Gaiagps.\nMt. Bourgeau and Bourgeau Lake were named by James Hector for Eugene Bourgeau\, botanist with the Palliser Expedition (1857 – 1860)\nThis area sits within the **Bourgeau Thrust Sheet** ( complex folds and faults )of the Canadian Rockies. The local geology is characterized by **Paleozoic sedimentary rocks** (limestones and shales) that were thrust eastward over younger strata\, sculpted into a classic **glacial cirque** during the Pleistocene epoch (approx. 2.6 million to 11\,700 years ago).\n**Trailhead to Bourgeau Lake**: At the 5.5 km mark\, we are greeted by a beautiful view of the many cascades on Wolverine Creek Rock\, we de-layer and begin the climb. We reach the Lake shore at 7.4 Km mark. This would be a relaxing point for a bite\, to replenish our sagging energy.\n**Bourgeau Lake to Harvey Pass:** An easy-to-spot sign near Bourgeau Lake points us in the direction of Harvey Pass. We climb a further 297 metres over 2.2 km to reach Harvey Pass.\nWe climb on the right side of the cascading inlet to arrive at the first lakelet. We continue around the north shore to reach the second lakelet. Expect to be greeted by hoary marmots\nWe stop to look back at the stunning views of the Bourgeau Lake hike with alpine flowers\, may be some snow\, along with the pretty lakelets and mountains.\nWe climb a steep scree slope to reach Harvey Lake\, the third lakelet and Harvey Pass.\nIf we are lucky and the weather is clear\, Mt. Assiniboine\, ‘*Matterhorn of the Rockies*\,’ the highest peak in Banff National Park at 3\,618 m will greet us.\nWe can continue\, depending upon the group dynamics\, another 15-20 mins for more spectacular views\, or have our lunch and drag ourselves to the car parking lot\nTrail rating: T3 [http://bit.ly/SnS_TrailRating](http://bit.ly/SnS_TrailRating)\nEvent: Whole day\nPace: SLOW\, MUST REMAIN IN VIEW OF THE ENTIRE GROUP. Once we reach the top\, we shall have plenty of astounding photo opportunities! If the participants so desire\, we can have a meal n drink at the end of the hike either in Banff or in Canmore.\nThis hike is subject to trail remaining OPEN.\nA waiting list has automatically been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. **Waiting list is not first come\, first serve\, but it’s based on the ability to fit into group dynamics and organizer’s discretion and past participation in SnS Hikers group events.** If the organizer requires additional information from you\, please provide it\, otherwise\, you will remain on the waiting list. As a potential participant\, you must check this trip posting for additional directions from the organizer\, including up to trip cancellation. I am not a licensed guide\, hence completely dependent on group members for safety support.\nYou must adhere to the Slow and Steady Code of Conduct: [http://bit.ly/SnS_Conduct](http://bit.ly/SnS_Conduct)\nMandatory Gear: bear spray\, hiking boots\, appropriate layers for the temperature\, rain jacket & pants\, hiking day/backpack\, lunch/snacks\, water (2 liters or more)\, hiking poles\, bug spray\, sunscreen\, personal-sized first aid kit\, personal medications as needed\, hand sanitizer/wipes. ABSOLUTELY NO BEAR BELLS or COTTON CLOTHING.\nPlease don’t put me in position to turn you away from the trailhead if you don’t have above listed required gear.\nWaiver: [https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/](https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/)\nYou must provide phone number of an emergency contact. Please come prepared with this information. Your participation in this event means you have read the waiver. You are fully aware that organizers are not professional guides and you assume all responsibility for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.\nYou are responsible for knowing the current trail([https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banff/bulletins](https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banff/bulletins) )\, avalanche\, road & weather conditions\, your current physical conditions and for your safety & well-being.\nYou must adhere to the Slow and Steady Code of Conduct: [http://bit.ly/SnS_Conduct](http://bit.ly/SnS_Conduct)\nCARPOOLING: up to individual\, I shall depart from Cochrane. Carpool etiquette: [http://bit.ly/Carpool_Etiquette.](http://bit.ly/Carpool_Etiquette.)\nwith the group. You are responsible for determining current avalanche\, road & weather conditions\, your current physical conditions and for your safety & well-being.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/bourgeau-lake-and-harvey-pass-moderate-pace/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T113000
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000060-1784968200-1784979000@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:🚶🏾‍♀️🚶‍♂️ParkWalk with me🚶‍♂️🚶🏾‍♀️
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nNose Hill ParkRun is a free\, weekly 5k community event. WALK\, jog\, run\, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you! It is entirely organised by volunteers. \nWe will meet and greet at 8:30am – Shaganappi Trail NW and Edgemont Drive\, next to the bathroom at the parking lot. The walking event starts every Saturday at 9:00am. We will go at a leisurely pace. Afterwards\, we will grab a post parkrun beverage/snack at the Friends cafe (104-45 Edenwold Drive NW\, Calgary T3A 3S8). \nIt’s free\, but please register with parkrun before you first come along if you want your time recorded. You’ll get a scannable copy of your barcode to help track your progress. \nFor more information\, please go to [https://www.parkrun.ca/nosehill/](https://www.parkrun.ca/nosehill/) \nGetting There \nPublic transport: Closest C-train station is Dalhousie station. \nThen take bus number 77 to the top of Edgebrook Drive and walk 50 metres along Edgemont Boulevard to the traffic lights at Shaganappi Trail. Cross at the lights to enter the car park. \nOn foot: Nosehill parkrun starts next to the car park on Shaganappi Trail opposite Edgemont Boulevard NW Calgary. \nBy road: From the Alberta Highway 201 (Stoney Trail) turn south onto Shaganappi trail and go straight on through the Country Hills Blvd traffic lights up the hill towards Nose Hill Park. At the next set of traffic lights (junction with Edgemont Blvd) turn left into the car park. \nSee you there!
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/%f0%9f%9a%b6%f0%9f%8f%be%e2%99%80%ef%b8%8f%f0%9f%9a%b6%e2%99%82%ef%b8%8fparkwalk-with-me%f0%9f%9a%b6%e2%99%82%ef%b8%8f%f0%9f%9a%b6%f0%9f%8f%be%e2%99%80%ef%b8%8f-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T153000
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000061-1784971800-1784993400@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Elbow Lake Waterfall (Edworthy Falls)
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nHike to a Hidden Falls near Elbow Lake Campground. \nGreat place to get good photographs. \nWe will meet at Elbow Lake Parking lot. Waiting list is in effect. Must be in falrly good physical shape. We will be walking at a moderate pace with some breaks. \nBecause the trails can be muddy or steep down to the falls should bring some spikes and poles. Lots of Mosquitoes are out now. \nYou are in charge of the carpooling.\nExample. Meet at Shouldice or Petro Canada for ride \nWaiver must be signed at our destination\nIn parking lot. \nBear Spray\nPoles\nBackpack\nBoots\n2 liters of water\nRaincoat\nSnacks and Lunch
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/elbow-lake-waterfall-edworthy-falls/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260725T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260731T140000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260723T003343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000062-1784980800-1785506400@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:⛰️ 🛫 HIKING IN THE ALPS OF TRENTINO\, ITALY ⭐️July 2026 (7 Days)
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n⭐️ **A GUIDED HIKING TOUR OF THE ITALIAN ALPS** ⭐️\n(Includes most meals\, 5 guided hikes and private round-trip trail shuttle service) \n**July 25-31\, 2026** • 7 Days / 6 Nights \n**Difficulty level:** Beginner/ Intermediate (some hiking experience required) \n• **Price:** From EUR 1\,690.00 pp (about CAD $2\,700) in double occupancy.\nFlight NOT incl. \n**Max 17 participants** \n• HIGHLIGHTS\nExplore the towering mountain peaks\, bright-green valleys and quaint villages of the **Dolomites** (UNESCO Heritage Site) in the **Trentino** region of Italy.\nFrom **Val di Sole\,** a central site that will allow you to easily reach the starting points of each day hike\, you will experience excursions of great satisfaction and with significantly different environmental characteristics. You will explore the jagged peaks of the **Brent**a Dolomites and the tonalite-rock mountains of **Adamello**\, and move on to the sunny southern side of the **Ortles-Cevedale** chain\, a territory which falls mostly within the protected area of ​​the **Stelvio National Park**… AND MORE! \n• ITINERARY\nVISIT [https://www.campobase.travel/en/experiences/travel/hiking-in-the-alps-of-trentino/](https://www.campobase.travel/en/experiences/travel/hiking-in-the-alps-of-trentino/) \n⭐️ ⭐️ HOW TO REGISTER ⭐️ ⭐️\n[>> Please\, Click HERE <<](https://www.campobase.travel/en/experiences/travel/hiking-in-the-alps-of-trentino/)[ ](https://wildontours.com/products/italy-july-23)to see the full description and register via **Campo Base.** \n⭐️ Event offered in conjunction with Campo Base — an Italian company specializing in adventure trips (CampoBase.travel) ⭐️
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/%e2%9b%b0%ef%b8%8f-%f0%9f%9b%ab-hiking-in-the-alps-of-trentino-italy-%e2%ad%90%ef%b8%8fjuly-2026-7-days/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260726T063600
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260726T173000
DTSTAMP:20260726T003225Z
CREATED:20260724T003317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260726T003225Z
UID:10000063-1785047760-1785087000@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Floe Lake Hike (& Swim?)
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**NOTE:**\n**Departure Time From Petrocan: 06:36 am**\n**Arrival Time @ Trailhead**: **~08:15 am**\n**GROUP SIZE:** max 10\n**TRIP DESCRIPTION:**\n**Rating:** OT5 (similar to Memorial Lakes)\n**Stats to Lake:**\nElevation Gain: ~1120m (Parks Canada)\nElevation Loss: ~295m (Parks Canada)\nDistance: <21 km return \nThis trip will provide great views\, weather permitting\, and a good gauge of your fitness for longer and higher trips. \nThe trail through the main valley offers no shade and is exposed with overgrowth being the theme until we hit the switchbacks to the lake. In addition the valley trail has undulations which will add to the total elevation. The switchbacks are steep and present the most arduous section of the trip. In other words\, **this is not for beginners or intermediate hikers**. The intent is maintain a steady pace to reach the lake and take advantage of the sunlight for pics prior to the typical afternoon cloud as there is an outside chance of rain. At the lake those who are Wim Hof practitioners can indulge. Depending on the group there will be an option to going up to Numa Pass which adds ~6.4km and 300m elevation gain. While the trip to the lake is worthwhile in itself adding this option will achieve spectacular views and more endurance for upcoming longer and higher trips. The intital hope was to do a loop via the Numa Cr route; however\, the rain washout of the bridge resulted in this out and back trip. \nDo not sign up if you have to be back by a specific time since we probably stop for a post trip recovery/refreshments/refuel afterwards.\nNote that this is bear country so we will stay fairly close together. \n**REFERENCE:**\n[The Floe Lake Trail: Complete 2026 Hiking Guide | Off Track Travel](https://offtracktravel.ca/floe-lake-trail-kootenay-national-park/) \n**WEATHER:** [Yr – Foster Peak – Long term forecast](https://www.yr.no/en/forecast/daily-table/2-5956441/Canada/British%20Columbia/Regional%20District%20of%20East%20Kootenay/Foster%20Peak) \n**Mandatory Requirements/Gear:** \n🏔️ personal first aid kit & toiletry kit\,\n🏔️ 2-3L H2O \, nourishment & energy refuel\,\n🏔️ layered weather appropriate clothing (no cotton clothing)\,\n🏔️ backpack\,\n🏔️ sturdy hiking boots\, approach/trail shoes\, 🏔️ Note that **if you have bear spray bring it\,**\n🏔️ Hike as a group within sight of each other\,\n🏔️ Positive attitude \n**Optional :**\n🏔️Sun protection/sun block\, sunglasses\, bug spray\n🏔️ trekking poles\, gaiters\n🏔️ camera\n🏔️ warm me up for post swim \nSuggested Gas Fee Contribution: $25 per person \n**NOTES:**\n🌲 RSVP to join the wait list. Make sure you answer all questions otherwise you stay on waitlist.\n🌲 Participants will be confirmed after answering the questions. If you find yourself still on the waiting list\, please go back and check that you have completed these steps. If unsure\, contact the event organizer. \nWAIVER: You must sign our club waiver before you are allowed to go on this trip and you shall arrive prepared with an emergency name and phone number to be recorded on the waiver. Organizer will have a group waiver for you to sign at the meetup location and/or the trailhead. You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club Waiver: http://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/ \nDisclaimer: You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, your current physical condition\, current trail conditions and current avalanche conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you're physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/floe-lake-hike-swim/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260726T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260726T170000
DTSTAMP:20260725T003320Z
CREATED:20260724T003317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T003320Z
UID:10000064-1785052800-1785085200@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Sparrowhawk Tarn Hike
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nJoin me for a moderate hike. \nTrail Description:\nSparrowhawk Tarns in Alltrails \nDistance: 12km\nElevation: 700m \nCarpooling Fee\nRecommended $20 \nPace: Steady \nRecommended:\nHiking clothes\, boots and accessories according to weather\nPoles \nBearspray\nRefreshments \nCarpool Etiquette: [https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/537694](https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/537694) \nCode Of Conduct:\nBy signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. \nWaiver:\nYou must sign our club waiver before you are allowed to go on this trip\, and provide an emergency name and phone number. You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club Waiver: Waiver will be at the trailhead. \nDisclaimer:\nYou are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road\, weather\, trail conditions for the trip. Ensure you are prepared with proper gear and fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/sparrowhawk-tarn-hike/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260727T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260727T171500
DTSTAMP:20260727T003324Z
CREATED:20260725T003320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T003324Z
UID:10000065-1785139200-1785172500@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Healy Pass  T3 - Relaxed pace
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**Healy Pass T3 – Relaxed pace**\nHealy Pass is a classic\, 19.5 km out-and-back hike. The first 6 to 7.5 km are a steady\, somewhat uneventful walk through dense pine forest alongside Healy Creek\, passing the Healy Creek Campground. The trail then breaks free into vibrant\, sprawling alpine meadows. The final stretch to the pass opens up completely\,. The elevation rise is gradual\, it climbs 700 m past dense forest to expansive alpine meadows\, culminating in stunning and dramatic views of Monarch Ramparts\, Mount Assiniboine\, and Egypt Lake\nPace: Moderate/Relaxed\, Distance: ~19km; Elevation Gain: ~800m Time: This is all day event\nDifficulty: T3 strenuous\nMandatory Gear:\nHiking boots\, Wind/water resistant jacket\, Hiking poles \, Gaiters\, Water/lunch/snacks\, BEAR spray (Mandatory) and Smiles!!!!!\n**Geology:** The mountains flanking Healy Pass are primarily composed of limestone and dolomite which were deposited in shallow ancient seas roughly 500 million to 250 million years ago.\nThe landscape was created roughly 80 to 55 million years ago during the Laramide Orogeny\, when massive tectonic plates shoved these ancient sedimentary rock layers eastward and upward over younger rock\nThe abrupt\, steep-walled valleys and sharp peaks are the result of intense Pleistocene glaciation. Glaciers carved wide U-shaped valleys out of the older bedrock\nThe lush\, wildflower-filled meadows of Healy Meadows are perched in a “hanging valley” formed by retreating glaciers. The exposed rock bands\, such as hard dolomite ledges along the Healy Creek\, form small\, picturesque waterfalls and river drops.\nA waiting list has automatically been created to determine this trip’s suitability for you as a potential participant. **Waiting list is not first come\, first serve\, but it’s based on the ability to fit into group dynamics and organizer’s discretion and also on past participation in SnS Hikers group events. I**f the organizer requires additional information from you\, please provide it\, otherwise\, you will remain on the waiting list. As a potential participant\, you must check this trip posting for additional directions from the organizer\, including up to trip cancellation. I am not a licensed guide\, hence completely dependent on group members for safety support.\nCODE OF CONDUCT: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. [https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/19453923/CODE_OF_CONDUCT/](https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/19453923/CODE_OF_CONDUCT/)\nWAIVER: You must sign our club waiver before you are allowed to go on this trip. You will need to provide an emergency name and phone number to be recorded on the waiver. The organizer will have a group waiver for you to sign at the meetup location and/or the trailhead. You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club Waiver prior to arriving: [https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/](https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/)
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/healy-pass-t3-relaxed-pace/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260727T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260729T210000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260726T003225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000066-1785178800-1785358800@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Slow and Steady Store Open Now
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nSupport your club and wear our colors. I’m trying something new to promote the best hiking club in the country…maybe the world.\nI’m also making swag at home now. T-shirts\, ball caps\, mugs\, water bottles etc.\nContact me by DM or email to slowandsteady@shaw.ca \nAlso have stuff at: \n[http://tee.pub/lic/j2Cu4cK35po](http://tee.pub/lic/j2Cu4cK35po)
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/slow-and-steady-store-open-now-2/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T180000
DTSTAMP:20260728T003334Z
CREATED:20260726T003225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260728T003334Z
UID:10000067-1785232800-1785261600@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Picklejar Lakes - Relaxed Pace - Experienced Hikers
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nPicklejar is one of my favourite\, longer hikes. After a beautiful drive down hwy 40 watching the scenery and sometimes bears\, coyotes\, always big horn sheep\, we arrive at the trailhead. Then we hike 5km to the first lake\, and continue along\, higher into the alpine\, with different flowers\, plants\, and often pikas and marmots. There is a possibility of bears. After the first lake\, we quickly reach the second\, third\, and fourth beautiful lakes. We will stop for a leisurely lunch between the 3rd and 4th lakes. Then\, we will return the same way for a total of: \n10.9km and 682m elevation gain \nIf it is hot out\, the brave souls have a tradition of bringing a swim suit\, towel\, hand warmers\, and water shoes\, and we take a quick swim in the third lake! \nWe meet at the Lantern Day Use trailhead\, see map\, at 9:45am\, to be ready to hike at 10am sharp. This will be a long day\, please don’t make evening plans. \nOn my hikes\, we take 8-12 experienced hikers. We do not run ahead or leave people behind. We are out to enjoy nature together\, get to know each other better\, and keep each other safe. If you run ahead of the group\, we will feed you to the bears. \nThat being said\, this hike is for experienced hikers who want to hike at a relaxed pace. To be accepted on this hike\, YOU MUST HAVE HIKED WITH ME BEFORE. No beginners\, no guests\, no children. I may bring my friendly\, experienced hiking dog\, on a leash\, if there\nis room in my Jeep. Her name is Jasmine. \nYou choose to make your own carpooling plans once you are accepted on the hike. Recommended $25 gas fee. I recommend meeting at Shouldice Park and Ride or Petro Canada at hwy 22 and 1. I can take 3 (max 4) passengers from Petro\, on the north end of the gravel road\, on the hwy 22 side. The time to get there will depend on whether you take the south route through Longview or north through Kananaskis. Please plan your pickup times accordingly to arrive by 9:45am. \nFor those interested\, we will stop for supper at the Black Diamond Hotel on our way home. You need to take the Longview route to get there. Please coordinate with your drivers/passengers to decide if your car will stop for supper. My Jeep\, leaving from Petro (or Bragg Creek if there is more interest)\, will stop for supper. Drivers must have a Kananaskis Park Pass. \nBear spray and cameras recommended. Lunch\, snacks\, 2-3 litres of water plus electrolytes\, poles\, changes of clothes\, medications\, waterproof hiking boots\, gaiters\, required. Water purification tablets\, a headlamp with new batteries\, first aid kit\, tensor bandage\, and emergency silver blanket are recommended in case things don’t go to plan. Extra socks and plastic bags for your boots are also useful. A water bladder you can drink while you hike\, plus a backup water bottle is ideal. \nPlease read the slow and steady waiver and code of conduct in advance. You will sign in agreeing to the conditions of the waiver at the trailhead and leave an emergency contact name and number. You agree to follow slow and steady policies\, listen to the organizer\, treat everyone with respect\, do your own research on the hikes\, come prepared\, and recognize that your organizers are volunteers who put in a lot of their own time to plan and lead these hikes for you.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/picklejar-lakes-relaxed-pace-experienced-hikers/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T200000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260726T003225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000068-1785261600-1785268800@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Urban Walk – Okotoks - Local Pathways
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\n**What we’ll do**\n**This is an invitation to Slow and Steady members to join me on Tuesday evenings for a 5-8 km urban walk exploring the Okotoks Trail system. The riverside trails are beautiful and deer are frequently sighted during our evening walks. The walks start at 6:00 pm. We will wait up to 5 minutes at the meet up location in case of traffic. Please call me at 780-237-5933 if you are lost or have a last minute cancellation. Please do not send a meetup message – I don’t get notifications off wifi.** \n**Attendance can be at the organizer’s discretion.** \n**Please note that we all walk at different paces\, however we strive to stay together and enjoy each others company. If you wish to walk very quickly this walk may not be for you. We love to stop for “Kodak” moments periodically as the ever changing weather/seasons provide memorable moments.** \n**Summary:**\n**Event host will pick the route each week dependent on weather and trail conditions. In the past we have taken different routes (i.e. walked the River trails; through town; around the dog park and Drake Landing pond etc…..) Occasionally ice cream may be part of our evening.** \n**Distance: approx. 5-8 km on asphalt or dirt trails** \n**Elevation Gain: minimal** \n**Physical Difficulty: Good walking / trekking shoes are recommended. Street shoes (i.e. flats / any boot with a heel) will not be acceptable.** \n**Pace: Relaxed** \n**• What to bring**\n**You must have water and a headlamp with you**\n**For winter you must have city spikes with you**\n**Appropriate footwear\, appropriate layers for the temperature\, and snacks if you wish** \n**• Important to know**\n**CODE OF CONDUCT: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. https://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/19453923/CODE_OF_CONDUCT/** \n**WAIVER: You must sign our club waiver at the meetup location before you are allowed to go on this trip. You will need to provide an emergency name and phone number** \n**Disclaimer: You are fully aware that organizers are not professional guides and you assume all responsibility for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this event with the group.**\n**Your participation in this event means you have read the waiver and by signing up for this event you have accepted the waiver. If you have stated “no” in your profile you will not be accepted to participate.i**
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/urban-walk-okotoks-local-pathways-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T203000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260726T003226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000069-1785263400-1785270600@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Jack Rabbit and Weaselhead /T2
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nThis is an urban walk is to keep up our fitness for hiking. We will walk the Glenmore Reservoir area\, often up and down hills on the dirt trails (about 200-metre elevation gain). This is not a stroll and we are going at a moderate pace (~4-4.5 km/hr). If you are speed demons and not willing to stay with the group please do not sign up. \n**Location:** We will meet at the parking lot at 24 Street and 90 Avenue SW next to the splash park.\n**Distance:** Approx. 6-9 km.\n**Time:** 1.5-2 hrs\n**Weather note:** Generally\, the hike will go ahead in light rain or snow. If the dirt trails are too muddy or slippery\, we will walk along the pathway.\n**Who can attend:** Members only. No dogs.\n**Gear requirements:**\nHiking boots/shoes or appropriate footwear for dirt trails. There is usuallyally ice and slippery paths.\nDress appropriate for the weather\nPoles if desired\nBear spray is handy to have in this area\nFor winter – microspikes & light source are required!**\n**For summer – hat\, water\, bug spray are recommended** \n**WAIVER:** You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club.\nYou are coming at your own risk.\n[https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842](https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842)\n**Disclaimer:** You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, Your current physical condition\, and current trail conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/jack-rabbit-and-weaselhead-t2-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260728T210000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260726T003226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000070-1785265200-1785272400@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Crescent Heights Walk
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nCrescent Heights Walk. Seems it was cancelled but it’s not
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/crescent-heights-walk/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260729T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260729T160000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260727T003324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000072-1785315600-1785340800@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Bike Ride : Mattamy Greenway
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nCalgary is home to more than 1000km of dedicated bike pathways. As cyclists\, we’ve set out countless times to discover new routes\, yet it always feels like there’s another trail waiting to be explored.\nThis time\, why not ride the Mattamy Greenway? We’ll start from the Renfrew Off-Leash Park parking lot and head east before following the Greenway all the way around to the west side\, creating a scenic loop.\nMany cyclists have tackled the Greenway in different ways. Some complete the entire 150 km city loop\, while others follow the popular Green Loop. We’ve already explored sections in several directions\, but this ride will complete another piece of the puzzle—our northern loop\, traveling from east to west along the Mattamy Greenway. \n🌲 Distance: The ride will be approximately **40–60 km round trip**\, depending on the group’s pace\, preferences\, and the weather. Please be prepared for the maximum distance of **up to 60 km** to ensure you’re ready for the full ride.\n🌲 Elevation gain: about 300-350 meters\n🌲 Time: 5 – 6 hours\, depending on group size and number of participants\n🌲 Group Size: 8-10 (No dogs\, children or guests)\n🌲 Required gear:\n– bike\n– helmet\n– water\n– lunch / snacks\n– hat / gloves\n– technical clothing (no cotton\, no jeans)\n– rain coat\n🌲 Suggested gear:\n– spare inner tube\, patch kit and pump\n– sunscreen\n– personal first aid kit\n🌲 Signup\nA waiting list has been created. You must meet all of the prerequisites\, and answer all of the RSVP questions. in order to be moved to the going list.\nAttendance is at the discretion of the organizer\, not FCFS — multiple ‘no show’ would render member ineligible for participation.\n🌲 Participation Policy\nAttendance on this trip is strictly contingent upon agreeing to our club waiver. Futhemore\, your registration will not be complete until you have answered the questionnaire provided by the organizer during the sign up process.\n🌲 Cancelation\nThe event may be cancelled or postponed(on short notice) in the event of poor weather (wind\, rain\, snow) or poor air quality(smoke). Please check the website before coming out\n🌲 If you have not already done so\, please read the Slow and Steady Code of Conduct here: \n[https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768844](https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768844) \n🌲 WAIVER: ***You are required to submit an emergency contact name and phone number to the organizer for inclusion in the waiver questionnaire (please send it via private message for privacy).*** You are required to read the Slow and Steady Hiker Club Waiver: http://www.meetup.com/Slow-and-Steady-Hikers/pages/OUR_NEW_WAIVER/ \n[https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842](https://www.meetup.com/slow-and-steady-hikers/messages/boards/thread/53768842)\n🌲 Disclaimer: You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, your current physical condition\, current trail conditions and current avalanche conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/bike-ride-mattamy-greenway/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260730T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260730T160000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260726T003226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000071-1785402000-1785427200@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Galatea lakes
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nThe Galatea Lakes hike is a moderately tough hike with many scenic views. The dirt trail is forested up to Lillian Lake. The next section up to the Lower Galatea Lakes is steep\, with some loose rocks. The trail drops down to the end of the lake\, and then climbs to the upper lake. \nNote: If you are messaging on the post and sharing your phone no\, please check the box for hike participants. \n**TRAIL DESCRIPTION:**\nLength: 17.5 km\nElevation Gain: 880m\nDifficulty: T3\nSee [https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1EwslsRqLvFp-6anYK_pw_YNLrr94qklcbyZXsv87qs0/mobilebasic](https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1EwslsRqLvFp-6anYK_pw_YNLrr94qklcbyZXsv87qs0/mobilebasic)
for the trail rating system \n**Meeting point: From hwy 1 take hwy 40 to the galatea parking lot** \n**RSVP RULES**: Late cancellations without a valid reason\, will result in a ‘no show’ at the organizer’s discretion. Note that ‘no shows’ can hinder your attendance on hikes with other organizers. \n**PACE**: steady though we stop to take photos and enjoy the day. \n**RESTRICTED:**: No children \n**REQUIRED GEAR & SUPPLIES:**\n· backpack\n· hiking boots\n. headlamp\n· personal first aid kit\n· snacks/lunch\n. water (2l)\n· appropriate clothing\n· good attitude \n**SUGGESTED GEAR:**\n. sunscreen\n. poles\n. change of shoes\n. bug spray \n**CARPOOLING**: Carpooling will not be arranged for this hike\, please use the comment section to request a ride. Please bring a change of shoes and plastic bag for dirty footwear. Suggested gas fee contribution is $20.00. \n**CONFIDENTIAL ELECTRONIC WAIVER:** You must provide an emergency name and phone number at the trailhead. By providing this information\, you agree to the club waiver. You cannot sign the waiver online. Following is the Slow and Steady Waiver: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ExpOe-9cZweQV8mObp6t0VTb8YjjMpzzXlLNP0nnnD8/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ExpOe-9cZweQV8mObp6t0VTb8YjjMpzzXlLNP0nnnD8/edit). \n**CODE OF CONDUCT**: By signing up for this hike\, you agree to abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k2Zyj4O6tHRGSIMQQ3bH2PbH_u9v65bQN-DOA9SzZCc/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k2Zyj4O6tHRGSIMQQ3bH2PbH_u9v65bQN-DOA9SzZCc/edit) \n**DISCLAIMER**: You are aware that your host is a volunteer and not a trained guide. Participants are responsible for assessing road\, weather\, trail and your own physical condition.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/galatea-lakes/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260730T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260730T163000
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260727T003325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000073-1785402000-1785429000@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Sherbrooke Lake & Beyond - (T3) **EXPLORATORY**
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nBeyond Sherbrooke Lake is an alpine adventure many hikers never experience. I’ve hiked to the lake before\, but this time we’ll go a bit farther to see several waterfalls\, wildflower-filled meadows\, and not to mention stunning mountain views. The plan is to reach the Niles Amphitheatre\, with about 600 m of elevation gain. If conditions\, time\, and the group’s energy allow\, we may continue to Niles Col for even better views. We will not be climbing Mt. Niles. As this is an exploratory hike\, your patience and understanding would be greatly appreciated. \nIt is a requirement to read the following trip posting very carefully and to make the proper and responsible preparations for it. Failure to do so\, will result in participant not bring allowed on this trip or removal from trip at the organizers discretion. You must answer all questions. You must meet all the pre-requisites to be eligible to attend this trip. If the organizer deems it necessary to obtain additional information from you\, please provide it\, via text or email. As a potential participant\, you must check this trip posting for additional directions from the organizer\, including up to trip cancellation. \nThis trip will be weather dependent. Please check the website the morning of the trip to make sure it has not been cancelled. \n**RSVP RULES**: Late cancellations without a valid reason\, will result in a “no show” at the organizer’s discretion. **Please note that ‘no shows’ can hinder your attendance on hikes with other organizers.** \n**EVENT PACE**: The pace for this hike will be at a reasonable and steady pace. We will do our best to hike together as a group (or be in view)\, taking short breaks as required to delayer\, take photos\, and catch our breath. \n**TRAIL DESCRIPTION:**\nDistance: 12.0 km +/-\nElevation Gain: 600 m +/-\nTime (Only an Est.): 5 Hrs on trail + approx. 1:45 hrs driving each way\nDifficulty – (T3)- See **[Trail rating](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EwslsRqLvFp-6anYK_pw_YNLrr94qklcbyZXsv87qs0/edit)**
for description of the trail rating system Slow and Steady uses. \n**TRAILHEAD:**\nFrom Banff\, go west on the Trans Canada Hwy. 8.9mi past the Lake Louise overpass is Wapta Lake. Park at the turnoff just after the Great Divide Lodge. The trailhead is at the back of the parking area. \n**REFERENCES:**\n[Paget Lookout & Sherbrooke Lake Hike (Yoho National Park)](https://www.10adventures.com/hikes/yoho-national-park/paget-lookout-sherbrooke-lake/)\n[Sherbrooke Lake Hike in Yoho National Park](https://travelwiththesmile.com/blog/sherbrooke-lake-hike-yoho-national-park/)\n[Eric Praetzel – Paget Lookout\, Sherbrooke Lake Hike\, Yoho NP](https://sca.uwaterloo.ca/~praetzel/BC-2002/PagetLookout.html)\nWeather:\n[Paget Peak Weather Forecast (2560m)](https://www.mountain-forecast.com/peaks/Paget-Peak/forecasts/2560) \n**RESTRICTED:**: No dogs\, No children\, No guests \n**REQUIRED GEAR & SUPPLIES:**\n. bear spray ** **MANDATORY**\n· backpack\n· hiking boots\n. sun hat\n. headlamp\n· personal first aid kit\n· snacks/lunch\n. water (2l)\n· appropriate clothing (no cotton\, no jeans)\n. warm layers\n· personal first aid kit\n. good attitude *** MANDATORY\n. sense of humour \n**SUGGESTED GEAR:**\n. gaiters\n. sunscreen\n. poles\n. change of clothes\n. sense of adventure \n**CARPOOLING**: We will meet at Shouldice Park and Ride at 7:00 a.m. to arrange carpooling. Please be considerate of your driver’s vehicle by bringing a change of shoes and plastic bag for dirty footwear. Suggested gas fee contribution is $30.00 (**[Gas Fees by Area and Price](https://docs.google.com/document/d/124qrzTgy-XY_zMT0ilo8HcCG7h5NEufrpQib-4BN3V4/edit))**.\nCarpool etiquette: **[Carpool etiquette](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hV2sjH6XsCaeraUYZcbzbr0uly5e-JPrtrCIhFgG5PU/edit)** \n**CONFIDENTIAL ELECTRONIC WAIVER**: You must complete the electronic waiver before you are allowed to go on this hike. The waiver is located at __________________________ \n**CODE OF CONDUCT**: Please familiarize yourself with the group’s code of conduct: **[Slow and Steady Code of Conduct](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k2Zyj4O6tHRGSIMQQ3bH2PbH_u9v65bQN-DOA9SzZCc/edit)** \n**DISCLAIMER**: You are fully aware that your hosts are volunteers and not trained guides and you assume all responsibility for your own safety and well-being. All participants are responsible for assessing the current road conditions\, current weather conditions\, your current physical condition\, current trail conditions and current avalanche conditions for the trip and you are responsible for your safety and well-being. You are fully prepared with proper gear and you’re physically fit to do this hike with the group.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/sherbrooke-lake-beyond-t3-exploratory/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260731T181500
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260731T201500
DTSTAMP:20260729T003148Z
CREATED:20260729T003148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T003148Z
UID:10000074-1785521700-1785528900@onautopilot.ca
SUMMARY:Friday Evening Bike Ride
DESCRIPTION:Slow and Steady Hikers\nLet’s get out for a bike ride around the Glenmore Reservoir. 15 kms\, scenic\, not too difficult. You’ll require a helmet and a bike that is in good operating condition. Weather permitting\, of course.
URL:https://onautopilot.ca/event/friday-evening-bike-ride-4/
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