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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
East End of Mount Rundle
- Location: Canmore
- Activity: Scrambling
- Height: 2,590 m (8,498 ft)
- Elevation Gain: 935 m (3,068 ft)
- Distance: 6.0 km / Round Trip (3.7 mi)
- Avg Steepness: 17.3°
- Estimated Time: 3.5-5 hrs
- Technicality: Intermediate
- Fitness Level: Moderate
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Red line is the actual track I took which was recorded by my GPS.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Ha Ling Peak. It's actually quite identifiable shape.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Looking at the path to the East summit. Mount Rundle is a long long mountain. (About 13 km) The actual summit is West end, closer to Banff town.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
As much snow there was, still Rundle was one of the driest mountain I could see. There was a snow storm last week and the snow didn't melt much.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Kananaskis Countries, Smith-Dorrien area. Snow makes mountains prettier for sure.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
We were originally planed to ridge walk towards West, but there were too much snow and decided to stay only at the East summit which is on the right side of the picture.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Kevin already reached the summit while I was taking pictures.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Phew, it was rather hard hike because I wasn't in the best condition. I felt tired too soon.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
It was unexpectedly very nice view.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Next year I will come back with a crazy carpet and I will slide down the hill. I'm going for broke.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Tip of the summit of Mount Assiniboine. One day I hope I will be there.
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East End of Mount Rundle | 2009-05-02
Two polar bears!! How did they get here?
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