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Forum Falls. Wall Creek drops down Forum Falls near its source- Forum Lake.
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The trail runs through the regenerating 2017 Kenow Fire burn area with great views of the rugged mountains.
Akamina Creek, snowy peaks in the distance, and new greenery are seen to the west in the regenerating 2017 Kenow Fire burn area.
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Joan Pendleton
Jul 25, 2022 near Pincher Creek, AB
“Forum Falls. Wall Creek drops down Forum Falls near its source- Forum Lake.”  

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Forum Falls. Wall Creek drops down Forum Falls near its source- Forum Lake.
Akamina Creek, snowy peaks in the distance, and new greenery are seen to the west in the regenerating 2017 Kenow Fire burn area.
Mount Custer offers a spectacular backdrop to any journey along Cameron Lake.
Hiking along Wall Creek amid bright spring greenery, below the mountains of Akamina-Kishinena Provincial Park.
Snowy peaks of Akamina Ridge are seen through the forest of the regenerating 2017 Kenow Fire burn area. Looking closely one can see Akamina Creek nearby in the valley below.
Akamina Creek runs through the valley below. If it wasn't for the dense vegetation being burned by the 2017 Kenow Fire, the creek would only be heard, not seen.
Wall Lake beneath the walls of Akamina Ridge in Akamina-Kishinena Provincial Park.
The trail runs through the regenerating 2017 Kenow Fire burn area with great views of the rugged mountains.
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Forum Falls Spur

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Pincher Creek, AB
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