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Kananaskis Lakes Trail<br />
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Kananaskis Country - the best kept secret in the Canadian Rockies. - There is no finer place in Alberta than Kananaskis Country, and I find myself exploring the various areas of K Country throughout the year. In the summer months, the fly fishing in its pristine streams and high mountain back-country lakes is superb. For those of you not in the inner circle, Kananskis Country is the playground of the locals, and borders on to Banff National Park, where we allow our visitors to hang out. In 1858 John Palliser a British explorer and his men, crossed through the Kananaskis Pass just a few kilometers to the south in the above photo, while exploring the area in search of a pass through the mountains to the pacific.

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Kananaskis Lakes Trail

Kananaskis Country - the best kept secret in the Canadian Rockies. - There is no finer place in Alberta than Kananaskis Country, and I find myself exploring the various areas of K Country throughout the year. In the summer months, the fly fishing in its pristine streams and high mountain back-country lakes is superb. For those of you not in the inner circle, Kananskis Country is the playground of the locals, and borders on to Banff National Park, where we allow our visitors to hang out. In 1858 John Palliser a British explorer and his men, crossed through the Kananaskis Pass just a few kilometers to the south in the above photo, while exploring the area in search of a pass through the mountains to the pacific.