Stewart Canyon Trail is a hiking trail measuring 0.8 kilometres one way. Return trip is 1.6 kilometres. The trail leads to a secluded, deep gorge canyon with white water rapids, polished boulders and high canyon walls.
The entrance to Stewart Canyon located at the end of the hiking trail in Banff National Park.
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The river as seen up stream from Stewart Canyon in Banff National Park.
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Inside the canyon, down by the river, the white water rapids roar and tumble over big boulders while surrounded by smooth cliff walls inside Stewart canyon in Banff National Park.
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The canyon walls as seen from the cliffs while exploring the Stewart Canyon Trail near lake Minnewanka near Banff, Alberta.
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Trailhead billboard shelter with hiking information and trail maps for the network of trails in the Lake Minnewanka region including the Stewart Canyon Trail.
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Trailhead sign and distance marker for the Stewart Canyon Trail in Banff National Park.
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Mountain bikers on the Stewart Canyon Trail coming back from exploring the backcountry trails that are located throughout the area around Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park.
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The large wooden suspension bridge crossing the canyon river on the Stewart Canyon Trail in Banff National Park.
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A view up the canyon from the suspension bridge. What your looking at is the river of the canyon meeting Lake Minnewanka.
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The Stewart Canyon Trail starts out along an easy going, single track trail exploring through a forest on the shores of Lake Minnewanka.. but things change in the wilderness.
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Views of Lake Minnewanka from the start of the Stewart Canyon Trail in the Banff National Park.