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MM Location Type Address Phone Number 0.0 Banff, Alberta Canada POI Banff, Alberta Canada 0.0 Townhouse Groceteria Food Townhouse Groceteria 0.0 IGA Banff Food 318 Marten St, Banff, AB T1L 1B4, Canada +1 403-762-5378 0.0 Nesters Market Food 122 Bear St, Banff, AB T1L 1A1, Canada +1 403-762-3663 2.1 Start Summit: 6,365 ft, 1,807 ft over 37.8 miles Summit Start 14.9 Goat Pond POI Goat Pond 19.4 Spray Lake Reservoir POI Spray Lake Reservoir 31.0 Mount Engadine Lodge Lodging 1 Mount Shark Rd, Canmore, AB T0L, Canada +1 403-678-4080 40.0 Summit: 6,365 ft Summit 45.7 Canyon Creek Campground Campground Canyon Creek Campground 45.9 Lower Kananaskis Lake POI Lower Kananaskis Lake 46.1 Spillway Lake POI Spillway Lake 50.1 Elkwood Campground Campground Elkwood Campground 50.4 William Watson Lodge Lodging 1 Watson Road, Kananaskis, AB T0L 2H0, Canada +1 403-591-7227 52.5 Boulton Creek Trading Post Food Boulton Creek Trading Post 52.6 Boulton Creek Campground Campground Kananaskis, AB T0L, Canada +1 403-591-7226 52.9 Lower Lake Campground Campground Kananaskis, AB T0L, Canada +1 877-537-2757 57.1 Elk Pass, British Columbia, Canada POI Elk Pass, British Columbia, Canada 57.2 Alberta British Columbia Border Border Alberta British Columbia Border 57.6 Continental Divide 6,368ft Border Continental Divide 6,368ft 59.9 Elk Lake Cabin Campground Elk Lake Cabin 98.4 Round Prairie POI Round Prairie 98.5 Start Summit: 6,722 ft, 2,526 ft over 5.5 miles Summit Start 99.4 Elkford Municipal Campground Campground Elkford Municipal Campground 99.4 Elkford, BC Canada POI Elkford, BC Canada 104.1 Summit: 6,722 ft Summit 154.9 Best Western Plus Fernie Mountain Lodge Lodging 1622 7 Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-5500 155.1 Fernie, BC POI Fernie, BC 155.1 Fernie Pizza And Pasta Food 1221 7 Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-4231 155.1 7-Eleven Food 1291 BC-3, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-7662 155.6 Fernie International Hostel Lodging 892 6th Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M5, Canada +1 250-423-6811 155.6 Raging Elk Hostel Lodging 892 6th Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-6811 155.7 Save On Foods Food 792 2 Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-4607 155.9 Straight Line Bicycle & Skis Bike Shop Straight Line Bicycle & Skis 155.9 IGS Value Drug Mart Food 441 2 Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-4511 156.0 The Brickhouse Bar and Grill Food 401 2 Ave, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0, Canada +1 250-423-0009 159.9 Start Summit: 5,597 ft, 2,438 ft over 24.2 miles Summit Start 164.9 Morrissey POI Morrissey 184.1 Summit: 5,597 ft Summit 202.6 Butts Cabin Campground Butts Cabin 215.7 Cabin Pass POI Cabin Pass 230.7 Wigwam Campground Campground Wigwam Campground 230.8 Start Summit: 6,178 ft, 2,486 ft over 21.1 miles Summit Start 244.0 The Wall POI The Wall 251.9 Summit: 6,178 ft Summit 251.9 Galton Pass POI Galton Pass 262.3 Roosville, BC Canada POI Roosville, BC Canada 262.3 Canada-USA Border Border Canada-USA Border 265.8 The AirPark Village and RV Oasis Lodging 171 Airport Rd, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-889-3028 265.8 Borderline Bed and Breakfast Lodging 69 Aero Village Way, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-889-8832 271.5 North Point bar and grill Food 1821 US-93, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-297-7700 271.7 Stein's Market Food 33 Kaylin Dr, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-297-3151 272.3 Fire and Slice Pizza Food 1021 Dewey Ave, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-297-9795 272.6 Valley Pizza Food 700 US-93, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-297-2709 272.7 Eureka, MT POI Eureka, MT 273.3 Start Summit: 5,266 ft, 2,687 ft over 25.2 miles Summit Start 285.4 Grave Creek Campground Campground http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/kootenai/recreation/camp ing-cabins/recarea/?recid=70947&actid=29 298.5 Summit: 5,266 ft Summit 304.3 Tuchuck Campground Campground NF-114, Eureka, MT 59917 +1 406-758-5208 314.1 Trail Creek POI Trail Creek 315.5 Wurtz Hill POI Wurtz Hill 315.9 WURTZ CABIN Lodging Hungry Horse, MT 59919 +1 406-387-3800 317.7 Ford POI Ford 317.9 Ford Cabin Lodging Polebridge, MT 59928 318.9 Round Prairie Campground Campground Polebridge, MT 59928 320.4 Start Summit: 5,627 ft, 1,946 ft over 14.1 miles Summit Start 320.7 Schnaus Cabin/Lookout Cabin Lodging Polebridge, MT 59928 333.8 Red Meadow Lake POI Red Meadow Lake 334.0 Red Meadow Lake Campground Campground Red Meadow Lake Campground 334.5 Summit: 5,627 ft Summit 339.2 Upper Whitefish Lake POI Upper Whitefish Lake 339.6 Upper Whitefish Campground Campground Olney, MT 59927 356.1 Whitefish Lake POI Whitefish Lake 362.6 Alpine Laundry POI Alpine Laundry 363.3 Whitefish Hostel Lodging 28 Lupfer Ave, Whitefish, MT 59937 +1 406-863-9450 363.3 Glacier Cyclery Bike Shop Glacier Cyclery 363.3 Great Nothern Cycle & Ski Bike Shop Great Nothern Cycle & Ski 363.3 Safeway Food 6580 Hwy 93 S, Whitefish, MT 59937 +1 406-862-3006 363.4 Stumptown Inn of Whitefish Lodging 800 Spokane Ave, Whitefish, MT 59937 +1 406-862-8255 363.5 Whitefish, MT POI Whitefish, MT 373.6 North Fork Pizza Food 605 Nucleus Ave, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 +1 406-897-5000 373.7 Over the Mountain Bikes Bike Shop This is waypoint no: 4 373.7 Three Forks Grille Food 29 Nucleus Ave, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 +1 406-892-2900 373.8 Columbia Falls, MT POI Columbia Falls, MT 373.8 Laurie's Deli Food Laurie's Deli 374.1 Glacier Inn Motel Lodging 1401 2nd Ave E, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 +1 406-892-4341 374.6 Western Inn and Campground Campground 7285 Hwy 2 E, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 +1 406-892-7686 377.6 Bad Rock Bed and Breakfast Lodging 480 Bad Rock Dr, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 +1 406-892-2829 389.5 Start Summit: 4,951 ft, 1,959 ft over 25.5 miles Summit Start 391.1 Lakewood, MT POI Lakewood, MT 398.5 Echo Lake POI Echo Lake 400.6 Echo Lake Cafe Food 1195 MT-83, Bigfork, MT 59911 +1 406-837-4252 400.6 Swan River, MT POI Swan River, MT 404.9 Ferndale Market Food 1845 MT-209, Bigfork, MT 59911 +1 406-837-5597 404.9 Candlewycke Inn Lodging 311 Aero Ln, Bigfork, MT 59911 +1 406-837-6406 404.9 Ferndale, MT POI Ferndale, MT 415 Summit: 4,951 ft Summit 420.4 Swan Lake POI Swan Lake 438.5 Cedar Creek Campground Campground 22585 Fatty Cr Rd, Bigfork, MT 59911 446.7 Start Summit: 6,654 ft, 3,291 ft over 47.2 miles Summit Start 453.4 Peck Lake POI Peck Lake 471.6 Hungry Bear Steak House Food 6287 MT-83, Condon, MT 59826 +1 406-754-2240 476 Holland Lake POI Holland Lake 476 Holland Lake Campground #1 Campground Summer Home Rd, Condon, MT 59826 +1 406-646-1012 476.5 Holland Lake Lodge Lodging 8717, 1947 Holland Lake Lodge Rd, Condon, MT 59826 +1 406-754-2282 476.5 Holland Lake Campground #2 Campground Condon, MT 59826 494 Summit: 6,654 ft Summit 507.2 Filling Station Food 3189 MT-83, Seeley Lake, MT 59868 +1 406-677-2080 507.2 Lindey's Landing West Bayburgers Food 3129 MT-83, Seeley Lake, MT 59868 +1 406-677-9229 507.2 Seeley Lake Motor Lodge Lodging 3206 MT Hiway 83 North, Seeley Lake, MT 59868 +1 406-677-2335 507.2 The Ice Cream Place Food 3196 MT-83, Seeley Lake, MT 59868 +1 406-677-2090 507.2 Lindey's Prime Steak House Food 3129 MT-83, Seeley Lake, MT 59868 +1 406-677-9229 507.2 Seeley Lake, MT POI Seeley Lake, MT 513.8 Cottonwood Lake POI Cottonwood Lake 525.7 Monture Creek Campground Campground Monture Rd, Seeley Lake Ranger District, MT 59868 +1 406-677-2233 533.4 Ovando, MT POI Ovando, MT 533.4 Start Summit: 5,978 ft, 1,896 ft over 22.8 miles Summit Start 533.5 Stray Bullet Cafe Food 403 Main St, Ovando, MT 59854 +1 406-793-4030 533.5 Blackfoot Commercial Co Lodging 406 Pine St, Ovando, MT 59854 +1 406-793-5555 542.1 North Fork Blackfoot River POI North Fork Blackfoot River 549.3 Big Nelson Campground Campground Big Nelson Campground 556.2 Summit: 5,978 ft Summit 560.6 Reservoir Lake POI Reservoir Lake 568.8 Smith Lake POI Smith Lake 570.1 Start Summit: 6,837 ft, 2,333 ft over 16.9 miles Summit Start 571 Spring Creek RV Campground Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4140 571.1 Three Bears Motel Lodging 203 Main St, Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4355 571.3 Bike Work Station (Tools) Bike Shop Bike Work Station (Tools) 571.3 Blue Sky Motel Lodging Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4450 571.3 Bushwackers Steakhouse and Saloon Food 320 Main St, Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4424 571.4 The Hotel Lincoln Lodging 101 Sleepy Hollow Ln, Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4822 571.4 Lincoln, MT POI Lincoln, MT 571.4 D and D Foodtown Food 510 Main St, Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4371 571.4 Lambkin's Restaurant Food 460 Main St, Lincoln, MT 59639 +1 406-362-4271 586.7 Continental Divide 6,768 ft Border Continental Divide 6,768 ft 587 Summit: 6,837 ft Summit 587 Continental Divide 6,818 ft Border Continental Divide 6,818 ft 587.9 Continental Divide 6,542 ft Border Continental Divide 6,542 ft 594.2 Barb Nye's Lama Farm Campground Hosts provide water, shelter and drinks for riders 594.7 Start Summit: 6,542 ft, 1,903 ft over 11.3 miles Summit Start 602.3 Empire Mine POI Empire Mine 605.9 Summit: 6,542 ft Summit 606.4 Continental Divide 6,306 ft Border Continental Divide 6,306 ft 606.4 Bald Butte, MT POI Bald Butte, MT 614 Blossburg, MT POI Blossburg, MT 617.3 Continental Divide 5,886 ft Border Continental Divide 5,886 ft 617.7 Priest Pass POI Priest Pass 630.4 Broadwater Market Food 3206 Euclid Ave, Helena, MT 59601 +1 406-442-9907 630.9 Start Summit: 5,659 ft, 1,699 ft over 9.7 miles Summit Start 631.3 Camping (Lewis & Clark Fairgrounds) Campground Camping (Lewis & Clark Fairgrounds) 633.1 Big Sky Cycling & Fitness Bike Shop This is waypoint no: 7 633.2 Helena, MT POI Helena, MT 633.4 Great Divide Cyclery Bike Shop http://greatdividecyclery.com/ 640.6 Summit: 5,659 ft Summit 645.4 Start Summit: 7,402 ft, 2,772 ft over 12.2
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    BANFF, CANADA Huw looks out over Agnes Lake near Lake Louise. PICTURE CREDIT: ATTA/Matt Corliss Rocky FALL We head to Banff, Canada, during the Northern Hemisphere’s autumn months, and brush the early snow off of our shoulders to discover the rock climbing, fat biking and trekking opportunities throughout the eponymous national park and beyond WORDS AND PICS HUW KINGSTON 48 / Outdoor Outdoor \ 49 BANFF, CANADA In the Rockies snow often slipped again on an unseen rock, steadying myself with lies deep in the mountains my trekking pole. There was laughter at such harmless misfortunes in 30cm of fresh snow. At least I had good through spring. Autumn hiking boots. Some of my companions, the Summer Shoes IBrigadeb they called themselves, endured frozen toes and soaked though can bring still feet. We were floundering in the Canadian Rockies, the Banff warmish days... But region more precisely; guests of the local tourism gurus keen to show off the delightful things to do in autumn. While I generally mountains, of course, decide rant against the Americanisation of Australian English, the term their own weather Fall was certainly more relevant. It would turn out to be a trip where a lot more than just the leaves were falling. WELCOME TO BANFF Banff is one of those iconic mountain towns that probably needs little introduction. Located fully within the bounds of the eponymously named Banff National Park, people flock to its hot springs, hotels, mountains, lakes, ski areas, restaurants and heaven forbid — for me at least — its shops. They flock there in the summer months from June to September and for the skiing from December to April.
  • A Week's Ramble on Canada's Great Divide

    A Week's Ramble on Canada's Great Divide

    The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Beautiful A Week’s Ramble on Canada’s Great Divide Story and photos by Aaron Teasdale The path beneath our tires forked and, This trip would prove no exception. best!” I said to my father as we met by Finland together for fun. as always, I longed to take the path less It was our first day on the Canadian Great chance near the Goat Pond dam at the alter- It quickly became apparent the next traveled. The problem was we knew noth- Divide Route. Our group of four had pedaled nate route’s midpoint. “It’ll be great.” morning that Steve and I existed on oppo- ing about this overgrown trail that peeled out from the tourist-choked streets of Banff, But that’s the thing about rambles into site ends of the gear-packing spectrum. My off into the wilderness, except our Great Alberta that morning and I still clung to the unknown — they’re unknown. Like priority is ultralight; Steve’s is ultra-posh. Divide Mountain Bike Route map’s descrip- a goal of reaching an increasingly distant- a blind date, anything can happen. That’s I eschew panniers and trailers (too heavy), tion of it as an alternate route to Spray Lake seeming campsite that night. But, never part of the excitement. But blind dates can and consider a second pair of socks indul- Reservoir. Potentially very marshy. As some- being one to let the artifice of a schedule go horribly wrong (see: The Crying Game). gent. Steve stuffed his trailer with a camp one constitutionally incapable of sticking to interfere with a quality adventure, in the end With Dad at my side, the lovely grassy path chair, a full-sized pillow, several books, and, predetermined routes, I’m easily seduced by there was little suspense — I was powerless promptly turned into a much-less-lovely shockingly, four bags of wine.