May21Full Moon Hikes
The Rockies under the full moon: stars, night animals and a howl.
Give yourself something to brag about! Challenge yourself this summer on Canmore's Triple Crown.
This 3-day series leads you to new heights on Ha Ling, Grotto Mountain and the East End of Rundle (EEOR) in Canmore, Alberta. Complete all three hikes over three days to gain physical fitness, make new friends, and explore new places.
These hikes are not for the faint of heart, but for those looking to elevate their heart rate, get sweaty, work hard, and laugh at yourself while doing it! Let’s have an adventure!
Sign up for the series that works for your schedule. If space allows you can complete some of the hikes in a different series.
Level of difficulty
These hikes are hard and will challenge you physically and mentally. Expect to be hiking for 5-6hours.
Meet your guide at the trailhead.
Map to trailhead
Gear up and start hiking. You'll feel your legs and lungs. But it will be all worth it as you soak in a bird’s eye view of the surrounding mountains and valley. 8km and 800m of elevation gain!
Meet your guide at the trailhead and start hiking. EEOR is one of our faviourte hikes, showcasing alpine meadow views and a view of the hike we did the previous night. It's a beautiful hike. Our hike will take us to the meadow, not the true summit. 5.5km, 750m of elevation gain
Map to trailhead
Meet your guide at the trailhead and start hiking. The most elevation gain of all three it is a steep adventure. The trail is well defined and climbs to the West summit of Grotto. 8km and 1100m elevation gain
Commemorative badges
Taken by our guides and guests on this trip.
Canmore: Ha Ling, Grotto, EEOR
Get Outside is based in Canmore, Alberta — 1.25 hours from Calgary International Airport, 5 km from the entrance to Banff National Park. Multi-day trips start with an in-person pre-trip meeting where we check everyone’s gear and hand out group equipment.
May21The Rockies under the full moon: stars, night animals and a howl.
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