Barier Lake Lookout trail is a steady but not extreme climb to a couple of different viewpoints that provide panoramic views of Kananaskis Country and from Canmore to Calgary.
Porcupine Ridge is a unique and challenging hike with a creek crossing combined with some scrambles but it has panoramic views once you break out of the trees.
James Walker is a relatively easy hike with some great views of the massive rock walls surrounding the valley and the trail rarely has any people on it.
Pocaterra Ridge has one of the most extensive larch tree areas and can be viewed without having to tackle the grueling climb up to the ridge.
Rummel Lake is on our regular hike and snowshoe rotation but we had never done it during larch tree season and it did not disappoint along with a first polar dip for Ed and Craig.
Sparrowhawk Tarns is a lesser traveled gem of a trail. This was the first time we've done it during larch season and it exceeded expectations.
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Grassi Lakes is an easy stroll that is good for families or those new to hiking along with being in close proximity to Canmore which makes for an easy outing.
Okanagan Mountain has a great variety of scenic trails with some decent elevation to get a good workout and limited crowds.
This was the first time we had hiked Porcupine Ridge and it will become part of the regular rotation. The trail was challenging but fun with some amazing views.