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Chester Lake — September 12, 2009
Friday, April 16th, 2010
Strangely enough, I'd only ever hiked the Chester Lake trail when it was fully engulfed in winter -- deep snow, lake frozen over, icicles dripping from trees. So when Dave suggested a fall hike, I jumped at the chance to see such a beautiful place without the usual white touches.My first real education was midway through the hike. A meadow type plateau on the hike that I'd always assumed was
Chester Lake — November 29, 2008
Monday, November 9th, 2009
Sometimes the overcast days are more interesting than the blue sky days. This holds especially true in winter, when the clouds meld with the snow and anything with colour or light stands out that much more.Chester Lake, as I've mentioned before, is renowned for deep snow early in the season. In late November, when parts of the mountains were still waiting for the first real accumulation, Chester
Chester Lake — November 9, 2008
Friday, August 28th, 2009
Chester Lake is very popular among winter sports enthusiasts in no small part because its location deep in Kananaskis Country provides some of the best and deepest early snow, as well as snow far into spring. The area gets enough snow to rival some snow resorts!It's also extremely popular for families in the summer, and while Nat and I have hiked the area, we'd never completed the Chester Lake

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