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Pasque Mountain Hike

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Description:

 

This hike climbs a ridge, part of the famous “Pasque Mountain Horseshoe”.  A magnificant outing, one of the best in Kananaskis Country. The east ridge of Pasque gives new meaning to the word "undulating." Four tops, counting in Pasque's summit, are separated by three cols. 

 

The final push is rather steep, but the views are amazing.  This ridge is a high mountain ridge and we will need to be wary of potential lightning strikes.  The beginning area of this trail can be “squishy”, so waterproof boots are a good idea.

 

• Events are subject to cancellation or change on short notice due to changes in government restrictions.

• Carpooling:  Please use your own discretion and what you are comfortable with.  

• Washrooms may not be available - please be prepared to pack out what you bring in, such as toilet

   paper, etc. 

• Please make yourself aware of the risks in participating in this sort of event and decide accordingly. 

• Don`t forget the usual items; bear spray, proper clothing, water, food, equipment and first aid kit. 

• Trip participants are asked to provide their cell contact information and emergency contact information

   to the trip coordinator, prior to, due to the 'meet at trail head' requirement. 

• Please do not sign up if you are experiencing any flu like, cold, or Covid-19 symptoms. 

 

Hiking Distance:     15.4 Kilometers Round Trip

Elevation Gain:        729 Meters / 2392 Feet

Elevation Loss:       21 Meters / 69 Feet

Travel Distance:      135 Kilometers One Way / 1 Hour and 55 Minutes Approximately

Difficulty Level:       Moderate to Strenuous

 

Rendezvous Point:   Heritage Park, second left entrance, below the Big Brown H.  Please arrive 15 minutes before so carpooling can be arranged, as we will be leaving at 8:00 a.m. sharp.

 

Event Coordinator:  For inquiries, please contact the event coordinator Bob (403) 228-0957 (h) or (403) 880-8470 (c) or by email wilson72@teleus.net. On the day of the event, call or text me if your plans have changed.

 

Trailhead Location:  22 Kilometer South of Highwood Junction on Highway 940 (good gravel road).

 

Safety Precautions:  This area is very popular with bears.  Please have bear spray and have it ready to use.  Also, please stay in (2 meters apart) groups.

 

Policy on Pets:  As this us a busy trail, Pets Will Not be Allowed.

 

Please Note:  A minimum of 4 members are required for the event to go ahead as schedule.

 

Guest Policy:  The Club is currently discouraging guests of a member, from outside the Club, attending an event. 


Please ensure that you purchase a Kananaskis Conservation Pass ahead of time.

Date and Time

Saturday, August 26, 2023, 8:00 AM until 6:00 PM

Location

Heritage Park, Gravel Parking Lot.
Heritage Dr West off 14th ST SW.
Then second entrance
Map to car pool location
Heritage Dr & 14th St S.W.
Calgary, AB  
CAN

Event Contact(s)

Robert S Wilson
Trip Coordinator

Category

C - Hiking Day Trip Carpool Trip

Registration Info

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