This was our first attempt at getting at least partway up Mount Tyrwitt, but the recent snowfall resulted in avalanche risk just below the col that turned us back.
Arethusa Cirque is a rather gentle hike that is suitable for all ages and offers amazing larch tree viewing and other scenic mountains, albeit on a very busy trail.
Sparrowhawk Tarns is a good larch season hike with an amazing boulder area, which is not overly strenuous and has a limited number of people on the trail.
Kent Ridge West Outlier is not a well known hike but offers tremendous views of the South area of the Kananaskis Range.
Powderface Ridge trail is a relatively easy stroll through a mostly forested trail with some beautiful views of Nihanni Ridge.
Memorial Lakes is a beautiful hike (and bike in our case) with some amazing scenery and generally not throngs of people, as it's not that well known.
Rae Glacier is a fairly gentle hike with some tricky footing as you enter the upper valley and especially with the wind and rain we experienced.
Fortress Mountain is one of the most picturesque mountains in Kananaskis Country and is the home to the iconic and somewhat mysterious Fortress Ski Resort.
Piper Pass is a long hike (and bike) with minor elevation gain until the steep climb to the pass at the end of a beautiful valley.
Little Arethusa was a pleasant surprise with it's majestic rocks and sweeping views from the summit, although it's quite a grind climbing over 600 meters in under 3 km.