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Alberta Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park

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#2 of 29 in Nature in Rocky Mountain National Park

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4.8

By Grover R

This is a great attraction in the Bear Lake area. We parked at Glacier Gorge and visited this first before going up to Bear, Nymph and Dream Lakes. The waterfall was as good as any we saw in the...

This is a great attraction in the Bear Lake area. We parked at Glacier Gorge and visited this first before going up to Bear, Nymph and Dream Lakes. The waterfall was as good as any we saw in the... more »
By georgesB4777WE

The hike to the Falls is about a mile from the Bear Lake Trailhead — but a bit shorter from the Glacier Gorge one. It is an “easy” trail with only a 160 foot incline, almost all under tree cover. The.... more

The hike to the Falls is about a mile from the Bear Lake Trailhead — but a bit shorter from the Glacier Gorge one. It is an “easy” trail with only a 160 foot incline, almost all under tree cover. The.... more »
By KimK286

This was our first stop on our hike up to Sky Pond. We started out at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 17th. The Glacier Gorge trailhead was already filled by 7am so we had to use the park and ride..... more

This was our first stop on our hike up to Sky Pond. We started out at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 17th. The Glacier Gorge trailhead was already filled by 7am so we had to use the park and ride..... more »

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By Michelle D

Lots of people on this trail!! The falls was beautiful and got amazing photos. Another beautiful falls is to drive one way only on Old Fall River Road where you will see chasm falls. This was breathtaking and beautiful 🤩. Plus it was fun for the kids to get to explore all the pull offs and look at the mica in the rocks.

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By C C

Beautiful walk with tons of scenery. Saw elk while we were driving in, and then enjoyed the greenery, waterfalls, and peaceful river on the trail. Definitely recommend!

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By Cathey Armillas

What a PHENOMENAL trail and hike to a BEAUTIFUL fall. We saw a huge elk as we were walking over the first bridge to the falls. He was sitting just off the trail and chillin', looking at everyone at they walked by and gawked at him. It was what really put this hike over the top for us. Even without n elk sighting, this is one gorgeous waterfall that you won't want to miss. ❤️

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By Ana Garcia

Loved this trail. We got to see lots of elk around the trail. It was a moderate trail, because first you go down and then up.

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By Philip Stephens

Breathtaking! Totally worth the short hike. The melt was still happening, but winding down. Still plenty of flow for a beautiful site!

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