My HARDEST Hike Ever. OMG! Grizzly Peak
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- čas přidán 31. 08. 2019
- August 5/2019 Summer Hike
Today we are in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. We will be hiking/scrambling to the top of Grizzly Peak. The trail is 5.6 kilometers out and back, with an elevation gain of 875 meters. According to AllTrails, I hiked 7.7 kilometers with an elevation gain of 884 meters. This one was a beast, my hardest hike yet. All you do is go straight up. Once you get to the backside to the mountain the views are unbelievable, a whole different world. There is a beautiful meadow before you make the last push up to the summit. I saw around 40 mountain goats on the other side of the meadow. If you plan on doing this hike/scramble make sure you have all the proper gear. And of course the 360 views from the top are spectacular.
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Cary Mason
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Beautiful hike. We really appreciate it for your movie clips. We enjoyed this hike today.
That's awesome😁😁😁
Thank you for sharing! We will be in Kananaskis in 2 weeks, and your tail rewiews are super helpful! As harder the trail, the better, no people around wearing flip-flops)
Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad my videos can help😁
Great video as always. Excellent picture quality has well.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting. It was a great hike but tough one for me😁
Thank you for sharing your experience. You are by far have the best videos featuring Alberta hikes. Thank you! I wish you have a campany to enjoy this beautiful mountain view. Keep safe 😊🏔️
Thank you very much, more videos coming soon.
Great Vidz as always Cary! A must watch for anyone wanting to do this hike. I agree it was not an easy hike and easy to get lost especially on the way down. More power!
Thanks, it was a great hike, well worth it for sure.
Looks amazing!
It's like a whole different world on the backside of the mountain.
Wow what an ankle buster!..pretty sketchy on that loose shale. Beautiful hike though and amazing vistas, never had a bad day in the mountains.
All the best 👍
I agree 100%. I want to do it again next year, but with less camera equipment.😁
You're a legend Sir!
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Thanks for sharing your adventure! We would probably hike this on this weekend. They say it's a good intro for beginners on scramble. Would you recommend grip-ons for the shoes?
I had my cleats with me and put them on going down, I should have worn them on the way up, would have helped on the steep grassy parts.
Great video! Grizzly peak is one of my favourite hikes. I also make hiking videos in this area; you just got a new sub!
Thanks. I just subbed to your channel as well. I will check it out.
curious about the spikes/cleats you put on for the decent
They are the ones I wear in the winter. Around $35 bucks on Amazon. They worked great on the grass areas and the dirt areas going down. The traction on my boots wasn't the best.
@@LIVEONALBERTA thank you, being in my later 60,s i don't have cat like agility anymore. i'll research the best bang for my buck
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you seem to hike a lone a lot of the time. Are you ever worried about running into Wildlife/bears/cougars?
It is always on my mind, that I might run into an animal on the trail. I try to be as alert as I can to my surroundings. I am constantly talking and making as much noise as I can, so I don't surprise an animal. I always carry bear spray, ready to disperse at a moment's notice. I know they are out there, have been lucky so far.
What type of cleats do you use?
They are called EnergeticSky ice cleats. I got them from Amazon. They are $38.99. I have had mine for 2 years now are they are awesome.