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Map of Peter Lougheed Provincial Park Spray Valley Provincial Park 40 Mt. Engadine Lodge Kananaskis Trail to MT. SHARK Rummel Lake TRAILHEAD 4km Fortress to CANMORE Mountain THE FORTRESS Chester Lake k Copyright © 2008 Government of Alberta ee Cr h 742 lt Chester ek ea e MOUNT w Lake Trail r n C CHESTER Fortress o MOUNT r MOUNT m e Com t Junction SMUTS s JAMES e Chester h k WALKER Mud C Lake e COMMONWEALTH re Lake C PEAK ll a w d Burstall a e Lakes H r. C k MOUNT ll e a Burstall re t Burstall C MOUNT BIRDWOOD s r r Pass ke INFLEXIBLE u Pass Trail al B W s e MOUNT 40 m k a e BURSTALL J MOUNT re ly C LAWSON Grizz Grizzly k ree C Creekk K c a o n R Sawmill a le Elbow-Sheep BURSTALL n pp a Ri k s PASS e k MOUNT i e s k r e e R r Wildland C MURRAY C i v d h o e o c k e MOUNT r H n ray Cre S e Mur Provincial Park r m KENT F i K BANFF t e h n t - D C r NATIONAL MOUNT o e MOUNT r e SMITH-DORRIEN ri k ROBERTSON MOUNT en PARK / FRENCH S p g r Kin a C r y e e T Spillway k ra Lake King MOUNT il Creek Black Prince JELLICOE (R Cirque Trail k oa Winter Gate ee d r ) C e it p MOUNT s Black r MAUDE a W Prince Maude Peninsula Pocaterra k Lake e Turbine MOUNT re C l NORTH Canyon BLACK PRINCE a p KANANASKIS Canyon O U PASS Lawson p p k Lake e MOUNT e Visitor Centre re r C K WARSPITE Kananaskis Lakes Trail (Road) a m u n Canyon s a Lower Lake p n y MOUNT a Trail Elpoca s G BEATTY k MOUNT i s INVINCIBLE William R i a Creek v Watson poc e El r Lodge Elkwood MOUNT P o BRITISH c ELPOCA a Lower t e r Little Kananaskis ra C re COLUMBIA Lake e Highwood k Elbow to Tombstone Panorama Pass Lake Backcountry Campground MOUNT North SOUTH PUTNIK Lower Lake Trail KANANASKIS Interlakes Elbow PASS Groups Point Lake Three Isle Elbow Lake Three Forks Lake k ee Isle Th Cr Boulton Creek ree Isle Elbow MOUNT Lake Interlakes MOUNT WORTHINGTON Pass Rock McHARG Mount Sarrail Boulton Glacier MOUNT Upper Boulton Bridge Trail RAE Kananaskis Creek FIRE LOOKOUT Ptarmigan N Lake Hidden Trail Cirque Lake Elk 1982 Trail n Pass o MOUNT Canadian s w k LYAUTEY a Mt. Everest e White R e Highwood HIGHWOOD r Spruce Exp. C Rawson Elk Pass Meadows PASS Trail Lake Trail A Upper Lake Trail s ELK t k MOUNT e Rawson Lake ee r r RANGE Highwood NORTHOVER C Trail C r x e o Meadows e F F k o c MOUNT h MOUNT TYRWHITT Aster C SARRAIL Lake re ek TO ELK LAKES (B.C.) 6 km WARRIOR MOUNT MOUNT MOUNTAIN FOCH FOX to HIGHWOOD CATARACT AREAS MOUNT BRITISH COLUMBIA MOUNT MARLBOROUGH CORDONNIER MOUNT MANGIN MOUNT JOFFRE.

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