Yarrow Ridge
Yarrow Ridge is a stunning double lollipop loop that leads up a cutline to a ride. The ridge features various high points and makes for an interesting traverse before turning back and creating the lollipop. Some small technical sections with easy scrambling appear on this route, so be prepared for some hands-on moments.
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Route Description for Yarrow Ridge
Starting up Yarrow Ridge might be the most difficult part of the route. From the parking, find your way to a cutline between two private properties and hike towards the slopes below Yarrow Ridge. You will be able to spot some obvious trails to follow up the ridge. Hike the ridge in a counter clockwise direction, beginning by taking the trail to the right and gaining elevation. There are some technical sections that might require a bit of scrambling, but nothing too difficult.
Once you gain the ridge, the trail flattens out and leads to various high points before circling around to create the loop. Be sure to use our GPS and have a good idea of the route to ensure you descend on the right path.
Getting to the Yarrow Ridge Trailhead
Yarrow Ridge lies just north of Waterton Lakes National Park, and to get there, join AB-6 and turn onto Township Road 34. Stay on this road for 8.0 km before turning left onto Range Road 303. After 1.0 km, pullover onto the shoulder and park. The trail will be on your right.
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