Elbow Pass

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Elbow Pass is a high mountain pass in the Canadian Rockies that serves as a scenic hiking area and the headwaters region of the Elbow River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking area
mountain pass
accessBy Elbow Pass Trail NERFINISHED
Highway 40 (Kananaskis Trail) NERFINISHED
climate continental subalpine
closestMajorCity Calgary NERFINISHED
connectedTo Highwood Pass area via trail network
Little Elbow area via trails
country Canada
distanceFromCalgary approximately 80–100 kilometres southwest
drainageBasin Bow River basin NERFINISHED
ecosystem alpine
subalpine
elevation approximately 2100 metres
approximately 6890 feet
hazard avalanche risk in winter and spring
rapidly changing mountain weather
wildlife encounters (bears, elk, etc.)
hydrologicalRole headwaters region of the Elbow River
isPartOf Alberta Rockies NERFINISHED
Kananaskis Country NERFINISHED
locatedIn Alberta
Canadian Rockies NERFINISHED
managementBy Government of Alberta NERFINISHED
mountainRange Canadian Rockies NERFINISHED
near Elbow Lake NERFINISHED
notableFor being the headwaters of a major river supplying Calgary
scenic alpine lake and pass setting
protectedArea Peter Lougheed Provincial Park vicinity NERFINISHED
recreationType backcountry camping vicinity
hiking
mountain biking (on some connecting trails)
trail running
riverOrigin Elbow River NERFINISHED
scenicViewOf alpine meadows
surrounding Rocky Mountain peaks
season primarily summer and early fall for hiking
snowCover typically late October to late May
trailDifficulty easy to moderate (to Elbow Lake and pass area)
trailNetwork Kananaskis trail system NERFINISHED
usedFor outdoor recreation
watershed protection
vegetation alpine meadows and shrubs
coniferous forest
winterUse backcountry skiing vicinity
snowshoeing vicinity

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Elbow River sourceLocation Elbow Pass