North Drywood Falls in Castle Wildland Provincial Park Alberta Canada
A beautiful waterfall, quite possibly my new favourite. North Drywood Falls is an 8km in and back hike in Castle Wildland Provincial Park. The hike follows an old service road for most of the trail, making it an easy to access waterfall. We had it all to ourselves!
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Absolutely spectacular landscape and scenery! I love waterfalls! However, I am terrified of grizzly bears and that looks like bear territory! -
Cora Lee Rennie It is absolutely bear territory. They don't scare me as much as cougars though haha -
Andrea Horning I agree Cougars are scarier than Grizzly Bears! Cougars are sneaky! -
Cary Horning yes the big cats are fast and scary!
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Gorgeous scenery!
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Cary Horning You'd love it down that way!
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Beauty views. -
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This was beautiful to watch and I LOVED hearing the river and waterfall! -
Amy Rezek Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
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It looks so peaceful and remote. I love it!
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