6 parasta vuoristosölaa lähellä Area G (Forster Creek/Mount Assiniboine)

Most hikers reach this point via the steep trail up from Lake O'Hara. From here you can head up to the summit of East Wiwaxy Peak or follow the ridgeline down to Lake Oesa. You'll be treated to phenomenal views no matter where you choose to head next!

Beautiful hike with breathtaking views of the Sentinel Pass. The descent was quite tough as the route was only marked by cairns and ran along loose stones.

A beautiful hike on the alpine Sentinel Pass through breathtaking landscapes in the Larch Valley and beautiful views over the Banff National Park.

Healy pass is beautiful to hike and challenging enough for the more trained hiker, yet not to much for the willing. Enjoyable for almost all levels.

The Sentinel Pass, with its 2600 m of altitude, is one of the more challenging hikes in terms of fitness, although the paths and landscape are gentle and inviting. Surefootedness even through snow fields and small glacier passages is necessary, but can be mastered by most without any problems. The Sentinel Pass is recommended for everyone, because the view, the scenery of the mountains, the clear mountain streams and lakes are worth every effort. Breathtakingly beautiful, fresh and windy - I have rarely seen the mountains so great, as from up here!

The ascent to the Citadel Pass is steep and begins at kilometer 8. After another kilometer, the flanks of Fatigue Mountain and Citadel are passed. From here you can continue to Mount Assiniboine.

A beautiful trail leads to the Burstall Pass, coming from Mudd Lake, near Spray Lake. You climb the glacier heights and cross the Burstall Creeks. The trail starts slightly and increases continuously. The view of the surrounding mountains, the glaciers and valleys is well worth the effort. Here you get an impression of the size, the expanse and the amazing height, which distinguishes the Rockies. Surefootedness, condition and weatherproof equipment are strongly recommended. At the pass a cold, wet wind whistles and you occasionally have to trudge through the water, if you want to get to the destination.

great view into two valleys