Falls Lookout Route
Upper Clearwater/Ram Public Land Use Zone
Trail score 52 out of 100, from popularity, scenery and trail quality
About this trail
Falls Lookout Route is a 16.6 km out and back trail in Upper Clearwater/Ram Public Land Use Zone. It runs 8.3 km each way. The route gains 1,880 m in total and tops out at 2,448 m. Hike Alberta rates it hard. Allow about 12 hours of moving time. Along the way you pass Falls Fire Lookout Tower.
- Length
- 16.6km
- 8.3 km each way
- Elevation gain
- 1,880m
- Estimated time
- 12h
- Moving time
- Route
- Out and back
- Highest point
- 2,448m
- Lowest point
- 1,768m
Elevation profile
1,768 m to 2,448 mHighest point 2,448 m, lowest 1,768 m, 1,880 m of climbing in total. Steepest sustained grade about 53% over 100 m.
Predicted coverage: 99% of route
99% LTE · 0% 5G
- Longest modelled gap
- 0.1 km
- Model
- 2024 · Natural Resources Canada
Predicted coverage is not guaranteed. It varies by carrier, terrain, weather, device and network load, and it does not guarantee emergency service.
Along the way
- 3.5 kmLeeky PeakSummit · 2,409 m
- 6.0 kmFalls Lookout RidgeSummit · 2,428 m
- 6.1 kmFalls Fire Lookout TowerLookout tower
Good for
- Hiking
- Dog friendly (on leash)
- Waterfall, Views, Alpine
Rankings
Trailhead
The trail starts at 52.0884° N, 116.0013° W.
Before you go
Carry an offline map and plan for no service in backcountry areas. Trails close for wildlife, fire, weather and construction. Check the official sources:
Nearby trails
- Canary Creek TrailHard · 19.4 km · 378 m gain · 1.4 km away
- Hummingbird Main TrailHard · 21.0 km · 377 m gain · 1.7 km away
- Two Hour Trail WestEasy · 4.6 km · 117 m gain · 2.1 km away
- Onion Peak RouteHard · 16.8 km · 1,439 m gain · 3.0 km away
- Burn TrailHard · 15.7 km · 799 m gain · 3.7 km away
- South Ram Siesmic TrailModerate · 12.2 km · 216 m gain · 3.8 km away
All 55 trails in Upper Clearwater/Ram Public Land Use Zone
Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL
Elevation © Mapterhorn from NRCan HRDEM (Open Government Licence Canada) and Copernicus GLO 30