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Tanya Koob

Tanya Koob

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Contributor, Calgary's Child

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  • 5 early-season hikes to enjoy with your family in Kananaskis

    By Tanya Koob|Calgary's ChildVerifiedWritten by Tanya Koob Spring is coming and it’s a great time to plan the family’s first hike of the season. Many trails in Kananaskis start to come into condition by late March to early April, with frozen waterfalls still a delight on several easy trails. Check out these suggested options below and put one on your calendar for a fun outing. Plan before you go:Please note, you will need ice cleats or spikes for all hikes at this time of year.

    By Tanya Koob · Calgary's Child

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • 10 family-friendly winter trails near Calgary

    By Tanya Koob|Calgary's ChildVerifiedWritten by Tanya Koob Hiking is an affordable family activity and there are many trails near Calgary that provide a safe option for year-round outings. Many easy summer trails are wide and straightforward to follow even when they’re snow-covered. The ones below are generally well packed down through the winter, so you usually won’t need snowshoes. Below are some of my favorite easy winter hiking trails for families:1. Paddy’s Flat Interpretive Trail, Kananaskis.

    By Tanya Koob · Calgary's Child

    Jan. 09, 2025

  • 5 early-season hikes to enjoy with your family in Kananaskis

    By Tanya Koob|Calgary's ChildVerifiedWritten by Tanya Koob Spring is coming and it’s a great time to plan the family’s first hike of the season. Many trails in Kananaskis start to come into condition by late March to early April, with frozen waterfalls still a delight on several easy trails. Check out these suggested options below and put one on your calendar for a fun outing. Plan before you go:Please note, you will need ice cleats or spikes for all hikes at this time of year.

    By Tanya Koob · Calgary's Child

    Apr. 03, 2025

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