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Looking east across Upper Kananaskis Lake, the Elk Range of mountains, is seen in the distance.
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Cascade near Upper Kananaskis Lake.
Cascades along Lower Kananaskis Falls, with Mount Lyautey, 9,990 ft., rising up nearby.
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Joan Pendleton
Aug 17, 2024 near Canmore, AB
“Looking east across Upper Kananaskis Lake, the Elk Range of mountains, is seen in the distance.”  

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Looking east across Upper Kananaskis Lake, the Elk Range of mountains, is seen in the distance.
Cascades along Lower Kananaskis Falls, with Mount Lyautey, 9,990 ft., rising up nearby.
Cresting the Mt. Indefatigable rock slide, peaks along the Great Divide are seen to the west.
Looking up at Mount Indefatigable, the trail goes through remnants of its famous rock slide.
Mt. Sarrail (center nearby) looms over Upper Kananaskis Lake. Behind Mt Sarrail as it rises from the lake, are peaks (left to right) Mt Fox, 9,754 ft., Mt Foch, 10,479 ft. (2 peaks), and Mt Sarrail summit, 10,400 ft. Mangin Glacier far distant right.
Mount Lyautey, 9,990 ft., and its reflection in the calm waters of Upper Kananaskis Lake.
Looking across Upper Kananaskis Lake to the valley between Mount Sarrail and Mount Lyautey, peaks of the Great Divide are in the far distance, Mangin Glacier (center left), and Fossil Falls (center in the forested hills).
Cascade near Upper Kananaskis Lake.
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