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Fifth-edition trail guide to West Bragg, the Elbow and Jumpingpound areas for hikers, scramblers and backpackers exploring Kananaskis Country.
Volume 2 of Gillean Daffern's Kananaskis Country Trail Guide concentrates on the trail systems and mountain terrain of West Bragg, the Elbow and Jumpingpound. The route descriptions have been revised to reflect changes since the previous edition and to keep the guide useful as access and trail conditions evolve.
Full-colour photographs accompany redrawn maps and additional sketch maps, helping readers understand routes before and during a trip. The guide serves a broad range of foot travellers, from hikers looking for straightforward outings to scramblers and backpackers planning more involved days in the backcountry.
Daffern's detailed regional knowledge makes the book both a practical field reference and part of a larger four-volume treatment of Kananaskis Country. This volume is especially useful to Calgary-area hikers and readers exploring the Elbow and foothills side of the region.
Fifth-edition trail guide to West Bragg, the Elbow and Jumpingpound areas for hikers, scramblers and backpackers exploring Kananaskis Country.
Volume 2 of Gillean Daffern's Kananaskis Country Trail Guide concentrates on the trail systems and mountain terrain of West Bragg, the Elbow and Jumpingpound. The route descriptions have been revised to reflect changes since the previous edition and to keep the guide useful as access and trail conditions evolve.
Full-colour photographs accompany redrawn maps and additional sketch maps, helping readers understand routes before and during a trip. The guide serves a broad range of foot travellers, from hikers looking for straightforward outings to scramblers and backpackers planning more involved days in the backcountry.
Daffern's detailed regional knowledge makes the book both a practical field reference and part of a larger four-volume treatment of Kananaskis Country. This volume is especially useful to Calgary-area hikers and readers exploring the Elbow and foothills side of the region.
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