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Don t leave your troll dolls at Troll Falls, Alberta park officials ask

Don t leave your troll dolls at Troll Falls, Alberta park officials ask The area is a popular short hike in Kananaskis, and it s known for its population of small plastic toys with wild hair hidden along the trail. But now there are signs up in the area from Alberta Parks telling people not to leave the dolls behind, and to remove any trolls they do find. Social Sharing

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The moment I saw them, I said holy smoke, I will die! : Alberta hiker escapes grizzly encounter

LETHBRIDGE Eric Macapus has been an avid hiker in Alberta and BC since 2010. He s enjoyed every hike he s ever done… until Saturday that is. After a planned hike in Kananaskis Country was cancelled, he decided to summit Mount Crandell in Waterton alone. However, when he was over halfway through the trek, Macapus gained some unwanted companions. When I was about three-point-five kilometers away from the true summit, I hear a growl in my back and was like, What is that? , he said. When I turned my head back, boom, just 12 meters away from my back the grizzly momma and the cub were following me. The moment I saw them, I said, holy smoke, I will die.

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Mount Yamnuska closed from May to November so crews can make safety upgrades to trails

CALGARY Access to Mount Yamnuska an area popular for climbing and hiking west of Calgary will be closed from the end of May until November as crews work to upgrade some sections of trail, build new ones and decommission others. Found in the Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park just north of Highway 1 near the Highway 40 exit, Mount Yamnuska features a recognizable, 360-meter cliff face. Members of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation call it Îyâ Mnathka, or E-Yamnuska, which means flat-faced mountain. Main East Trail Upgrading to Raven s End, decommissioning all other unsanctioned routes; Main West Trail Upgrading to the bottom of the scree slope;

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