The spectacular new GDT High Rock Trail is opening up the heart of the Canadian Rockies, offering a sustainable path through Alberta and British Columbia. By utilizing old forestry roads and scenic ridges, this trail protects fragile alpine meadows while allowing hikers to experience the wild beauty of North America safely.
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Un nouveau sentier de 109 km dévoile les Rocheuses canadiennes

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Le spectaculaire sentier GDT High Rock ouvre une voie durable à travers l’Alberta et la Colombie-Britannique au Canada. En utilisant d’anciens chemins forestiers, ce parcours protège les prairies alpines fragiles tout en offrant aux randonneurs une immersion totale dans la beauté sauvage et pure de l’Amérique du Nord.

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