The Path to Crandell Lake
The path to Crandell Lake involved first some elevation gain, approximately 125 metres or so, followed by elevation loss of about half that as you approach the lake. Not typical really. Most hikes generally do not have both elevation gain and notable loss. Pretty cool actually to do one of these, as it adds a different flavour or variance to the experience. On this one I was travelling solo, trekking poles in hand and bear spray at my side. Crandell Lake is located inside Waterton Lakes Park, Alberta. Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom
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La combinación de senderismo y fotografía es perfecta, @daveks. Gracias por compartir tu experiencia en Crandell Lake.
The combination of hiking and photography is perfect, @daveks. Thanks for sharing your experience at Crandell Lake.
Thanks for looking.
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Thanks for the share.
Thanks.
You made a great choice with the picture you decided to lead with. Such a beautiful place, imagine if all that tall trees actually had green leaves covering them.
Originally I was going to lead with the second photo, but then changed my mind, I think I made the right choice!
That 1st photo graph is nice, a coo trail for an RM125 & that cloud whispering like an Angel