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Ogre Canyon from Brulé Lake — Rock Lake - Solomon Creek Wildland Provincial Park

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Canada
Alberta
Yellowhead County

Ogre Canyon from Brulé Lake — Rock Lake - Solomon Creek Wildland Provincial Park

Moderate

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Ogre Canyon from Brulé Lake — Rock Lake - Solomon Creek Wildland Provincial Park

04:47

17.7km

220m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 27, 2025

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Rock Lake - Solomon Creek Wildland Provincial Park

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2.82 km

Brule Lake

Highlight • Lake

Brule Lake lies west of Hinton on the edge of Jasper National Park, surrounded by forested hills, sand dunes, and views of the Rocky Mountains. The area is popular for hiking, paddling, and photography, with access points leading to the scenic Brule Lake Sand Dunes along the eastern shore.

Calm waters and open view make it a peaceful spot to explore, especially in the evening when the surrounding peaks reflect across the lake.

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7.73 km

Rock Lake–Solomon Creek Wildland Provincial Park lies on the eastern slopes of the Rockies northwest of Hinton, protecting a vast landscape of alpine meadows, glacier-fed streams, and rugged peaks.

The park’s network of old outfitter and horse trails leads deep into backcountry wilderness, connecting to Jasper National Park through remote mountain passes. It’s a true wildland experience suited to experienced hikers and backpackers seeking solitude, sweeping mountain views, and encounters with untouched alpine terrain.

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8.99 km

Ogre Canyon

Highlight • Canyon

Ogre Canyon near Hinton is a hidden slot canyon carved into limestone cliffs, known for its narrow passageways, waterfalls, and striking rock formations. The hike follows a rough, unmarked route along Ogre Creek, requiring creek crossings and some scrambling over boulders.

It’s a short but adventurous trek best done in summer when water levels are low, offering one of the most unique canyon experiences in the foothills east of Jasper National Park.

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17.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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14.6 km

1.34 km

909 m

417 m

Surfaces

15.8 km

599 m

452 m

417 m

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Wednesday 2 September

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