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Since time immemorial, a mass migration has taken place in the skies over the Rocky Mountains. Bi-annually the Golden Eagle migration occurs in the front ranges, a 10,000-year route that takes these raptors from their northern breeding sites to their southern wintering grounds. Learn about this amazing seasonal journey at one of two locations: 1)Troll Falls & Hay Meadow Loop: This easy hike will provide views of the Kananaskis River and include a visit the Rocky Mountain Eagle Research Foundation citizen science site. This program has two start times (9:00 AM & 1:00 PM) 2) Wasootch Ridge: A moderate to advanced hike with a steep start, Wasootch ridge takes you to the cruising altitude of the Eagles. Ticket pricing includes an ACMG Hiking Guide, baked goods from Mable & Marie's, and access to cleats and hiking poles. To register visit the Path Less Taken website.

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