- Nearby hikes: Siffleur Falls, Crescent Falls and Bighorn Gorge Lookout, Hoodoo Creek, and Vision Quest.
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Thompson Creek Campground |
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Crescent Falls |
Two OβClock Creek is across the highway from the Siffleur Falls trailhead. Sites are partially shaded or in full sun, but (most) have beautiful mountain views. The campground can get pretty windy, so peg your tent down well. Non potable water and free firewood (1 wheelbarrow full) available. First come, first served. A great base camp for exploring the western corridor.
- Nearby hikes: Crescent Falls and Bighorn Gorge Lookout, Hoodoo Creek, and Vision Quest.
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Two OβClock Creek Campground |
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The trail to Siffleur Falls goes across the longest suspension bridge in Alberta! |
NORDEGG AREA (Central)
- Nearby hikes: Baldy Fire Lookout, Coliseum Mountain, Crescent Falls and Bighorn Gorge Lookout, Windy Point Ridge, Hoodoo Creek, and Vision Quest.
- Nearby attraction: Brazeau Collieries (National Historic Site)
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Fish Lake |
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Windy Point Ridge Lookout |
Goldeye Lake is across the highway from Fish Lake, a short drive from Nordegg. Campsites are smaller with fewer trees in between, but there are a few campsites near the the lake. There is also a lakeshore hiking trail, fishing (the lake is stocked with rainbow trout), and paddling. For canoe rentals, contact Goldeye Centre.
- Nearby hikes: Baldy Fire Lookout, Coliseum Mountain, Crescent Falls and Bighorn Gorge Lookout, Windy Point Ridge, Hoodoo Creek, and Vision Quest.
- Nearby attraction: Brazeau Collieries (National Historic Site)
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Goldeye Lake, Nordegg |
EAST CORRIDOR
- Nearby hiking/biking trails: Amerada Trail, Beaver Pond, Twin Lakes Boardwalk
- Nearby attractions: Wilderness Village petting zoo (free), Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site
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Crimson Lake Provincial Park |
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Twin Lakes Day Use Area, Crimson Lake Provincial Park |
Have you ever visited this part of Alberta? Where do you like to stay?
4 comments
where abouts is the random camping on Abraham lake? Did you see any spots south of Cline River?
Preacher’s Point is a popular spot.. almost too popular.. it has gotten crowded the past several years. I haven’t explored down the Cline River yet but my sister has and said the fishing was fantastic!
What if I pack in my own deadfall and burn that? Is that legal? To burn legally collected deadfall and burn it while random camping?
Alberta Parks prohibit the burning of deadfall (https://www.albertaparks.ca/albertaparksca/visit-our-parks/regulations/) but it appears to be permitted in wildland areas: "If using deadfall in a Wildland Park, use only sticks that can be broken by hand." More details at: https://www.albertaparks.ca/parks/kananaskis/kananaskis-country/activities-events/permitted-activities-regulations/minimizing-your-impact/ Hope that helps!
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