Fullerton Loop: Evening Hike - Wed, Jun 7 2023

Fullerton Loop: Evening Hike (6/7/2023)

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The Basics:
Event Type:Hike
Event Location:Fullerton Loop
Date(s) & Time:Wed, Jun 7 2023  5:00 PM
Registration Cut Off: Wed, Jun 7 2023 12:00:00 PM
Event Duration:2 hr plus driving time
Difficulty Rating:D3: Moderate
Event Coordinator(s): Shelley R
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Member Cost:None

Participant Info:
Who's Invited: Members Only, 18 And Older Only
Maximum Group Size:12
Maximum No. Guests:0
Minimum Group Size:2
Maximum No. Guests Per Member:0
Number Registered So Far: 3 (Log in to see who's signed up.)
Are Dogs Permitted: Yes

Itinerary:
Distance: 7 km round trip
Elevation Gain: 213 m

Fullerton Loop is an easy hike that provides excellent views of the Elbow Valley and nearby foothills. The plan is to undertake this hike at a relaxed, but moderate pace. We will stop to catch our breath when needed and enjoy the views.

You are welcome to bring your dog if they are used to hiking on leash at a moderate, steady pace with a group and can respect the personal space of other dogs and people.

We will be hiking the loop clockwise, going UP the steep side and down the more moderate section. The event will go ahead as planned unless there is a heavy rainfall warning for the area, dangerous road conditions or temperatures above 28c / below - 25c.

Required Items to Bring:
hiking boots / trail shoes with good tread
water
bear spray
headlamp
appropriate clothing (no cotton please!)
Kananaskis Conservation Pass
Recommended Items to Bring:
Use our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need.
hiking poles
hat / toque and or gloves
warm layers for the downhill
dry shirt for the downhill or car
snacks
shoes / bag for muddy boots for the car
gaiters if wet or snowy

How to Get There:
Event Directions:NOTE: As of June 1, 2021, you will need a Kananaskis Conservation Pass to attend this event. Please see the Alberta Parks website for more information: Kananaskis Conservation Pass

Follow the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 1) to Highway 22, follow Highway 22 south through Bragg Creek, turning left at the 4-way stop. At the Highway 66 Junction, turn right and follow Highway 66. The parking area is on the right, across from the Allen Bill Day Use area - you'll see the signs after you cross the Elbow River bridge. We will meet in the parking area near the cars at 5 p.m., ready to hike. I'll have a green daypack.

If you are running late, please text before you start driving. If you arrive after we've left, please do not attempt to hike out alone to catch up with us.

Notes:
***There will be no carpool for this event.***

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Cost & Payment:
Voluntary Donations:Although there is no cost for this event, please note that the club survives on voluntary donations. Please consider making a donation based on the value you feel you receive from the club. See our How You Can Help page for more information.

Cancellation/Partial Attendance: