Six scenic fall hiking trails to hit in Alberta, BC
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Where to catch last of larch season in Alberta
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Every fall larches blow up our social feeds and generate instant FOMO among those of us who haven’t yet made it out for a fall hike, particularly in the eastern Alberta Rockies, which are especially plentiful with larch.
But as #SeekersAmbassador Stevie Gaultier likes to point out, FOMO can be a useful motivator to push us in the direction of our dreams, helping us tick off those bucket list experiences.
So if hiking among the larches is on your bucket list (and let’s be honest, how could it not be?), here’s some serious FOMO fodder.
But more importantly, some tips from our #SeekersAmbassador crew on where to get after it.
Larch hikes to check out now
Here are a few places to see larches on some colourful fall hikes.
Mt. Little Arethusa, Kananaskis AB
Picklejar Lakes, Kananaskis AB
Yoho National Park BC
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park AB
There are many more as well, but part of the joy is in the discovery—watch our #SeekersAmbassador hashtag for more posts like these.
Have you got a larch spot or a photo to share?
Tag us @ZenSeekers #ZenSeekers and your post could be featured here.
More fall adventures
Of course, it’s not all about larches. Fall colours abound across Alberta and BC. Check out some of the fall hikes and bike rides you that will transport you into a fall paradise right now.
Lastly, be sure to stay safe and respect wildlife. Bears are active right now, trying to fatten up for winter, and they can be aggressive. Read up on bear safety, carry bear spray and check local advisories.
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