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The Paradise Valley has some bridges, forest, rocks, a river, Lake Anette, some wildlife (we saw pikas,a marmot and a Steller's Jay) and beautiful waterfalls at Giant Steps. Mostly you are walking through a forest.
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18 mars 2023 · We return over a year later to the wonderful Paradise Valley to explore the Giant Steps waterfall. These falls are location near the end of the valley sandwiched between the famous Lake...
Leave the extreme crowds of Moraine Lake behind and hike into Paradise Valley to visit the incredible Giant Step. The Giant Steps Hike won’t disappoint.
8 oct. 2020 · Smack dab between Moraine Lake and Lake Louise, the Paradise Valley trail to the Giant Steps waterfall somehow manages to be far less busy than its neighbouring hiking areas. Perhaps the tiny, unpaved parking lot with no toilets means it’s easily overlooked.
Started at the Paradise Valley parking lot. Beautiful trail, easy gradient to Nanette Lake and farther to Paradise Valley. The climb up to Sentinel Pass is high, steep and treacherous, with large loose rocks for the last section. The view from the pass is spectacular.
La vallée du paradis a des ponts, une forêt, des rochers, une rivière, le lac Anette, de la faune (nous avons vu des pikas, une marmotte et un geai de Steller) et de belles cascades à Giant Steps.
The hike up the aptly named Paradise Valley crosses pretty streams, visits a lovely lake, travels through beautiful meadows, offers stunning views of the valley’s magnificent cirque and ends at a captivating waterfall.
