Fullerton Loop route

near Bragg Creek, ab

4.4 miles

Distance

665 ft

Climb

-666 ft

Descent

5,171 ft

High Point

0 ft

Altitude change

4,563 ft

Altitude min

4,581 ft

Altitude start

4,580 ft

Altitude end

-26.7%

Grade max

32.3%

Grade min

2 miles

Distance climb

2 miles

Distance down

2,598 ft

Distance flat

The perfect family trail and introduction to West Bragg with a wide path and no bikes or horses to worry about. Enjoy a gentle ascent and descent as you round a scenic forest path with several viewpoints over looking the Elbow Valley.

Detailed Description

Fullerton Loop is a 4 mile less popular intermediate route located near Bragg Creek Alberta. This hike only route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 665 ft with a max elevation of 5,171 ft then descends -666 ft.

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Stats

Distance

4 miles
Altitude min

4,563 ft
Altitude start

4,581 ft
Altitude end

4,580 ft
Climb

665 ft
Descent

-666 ft
Grade max

-26.7%
Grade min

32.3%
Distance climb

2 miles
Distance down

2 miles
Distance flat

2,598 ft

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Both Directions
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