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Mt. Tekarra rises above (right), as Skyline Trail traverses its northeast slopes. Fall color is starting. The ridge in the distance (center) is where the trail came from on the high ridge walk north of The Notch. Seen looking to the south-southeast.
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At The Notch on a lovely summer day :>). Bet the views are awesome on a clear day. The Notch, the high point of Skyline Trail, is a challenge to reach with its steep rocky south side, snow to mid-summer, wind, cold, and other weather.
The Athabasca River Valley and distant mountains are seen when looking northwest near Jasper/Signal Mountain, from high on Skyline Trail.
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Joan Pendleton
Sep 29, 2019 near Jasper Park Lodge, AB
“Mt. Tekarra rises above (right), as Skyline Trail traverses its northeast slopes. Fall color is starting. The ridge in the distance (center) is where the trail came from on the high ridge walk north of The Notch. Seen looking to the south-southeast.”  

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Mt. Tekarra rises above (right), as Skyline Trail traverses its northeast slopes. Fall color is starting. The ridge in the distance (center) is where the trail came from on the high ridge walk north of The Notch. Seen looking to the south-southeast.
The Athabasca River Valley and distant mountains are seen when looking northwest near Jasper/Signal Mountain, from high on Skyline Trail.
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At The Notch on a lovely summer day :>). Bet the views are awesome on a clear day. The Notch, the high point of Skyline Trail, is a challenge to reach with its steep rocky south side, snow to mid-summer, wind, cold, and other weather.
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