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Dogs are allowed, though keep them on a leash.
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The new normal, fire smog drifting through Lake Louise.
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Taking the shore path to the crag.
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Big mountains hidden by smoke.
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Classic quartzite of Lake Louise.
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Sitting at the base of Wicked Gravity.
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Busy weekend at the crag.
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The outhouse wall is a popular area for beginners. There are plenty of solid sport climbs for those who are less certain about leading. A man was killed here in 2018 by falling trees. While it was the first time this has happened, the risk is something to
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Corners Inquest (5.4) is a classic beginner route that is ideal for those learning trad climbing. There are plenty of great chances to learn tricky placements. You can break it up into two pitches or one long 70 meter climb. It is very steep for a 5.4.
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Working a section in Duckland.
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The area gets swamped out pretty often.
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Looking up toward Mount Huber.
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Psych-up chats.
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Climbing at Back of the Lake.
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You can follow along the edge of the crag to get to new spots if need be, though the trail is rugged.
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Smoggy evening sky.
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Going for that hold.
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Looking out over the lake.
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Going up a route near Liquid Sky Wall.
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Snow is here lasts well into June, so come prepared.