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Archive for April 14, 2007
Rawson Lake Snowshoeing
April 14, 2007 by Tom Malaher.
This may be our last chance to get out to the mountains and do some activity in the snow. Things are melting pretty quickly. (In fact, it was raining when we got to the parking lot.)
We drove down to Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, and parked on the far side of Upper Kananaskis Lake, then snowshoed along the lake for 1.2 km, and 2.7 from there up to Rawson Lake.
Some people before us had built a little snowman:
Up at Rawson Lake, it was snowing (much better than rain), and the clouds were really low. But we could see little avalanches coming off the rock wall at the far end of the lake:
On the way out, the light changed and we got some great views across Upper Kananaskis Lake:
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