Photo Gallery – Moose Mountain
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Moose Mountain at an elevation of 7,995 ft. (2,437 m) is a prominent presence as a backdrop for Bragg Creek. If you are driving here from Calgary it stands out from the rest of the Rockies and it looks a bit like a moose lying down with the top of its head at the summit. You can get to the summit relatively easily, which is not something you can say about most Rocky Mountains. The access road, opposite Paddy’s Flats on Hwy 66, is maintained by Shell who have gas wells on the mountain.
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I have hundreds of photos of the mountain
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A Chinook Arch over Moose Mountain
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Another Moose Mountain sunset
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The sun sets behind Moose Mountain
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Sometimes it just gets lit up by the sunrise
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Sometimes the mountain turns pink during the sunrise
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Hiking to the summit and return takes about six hours
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Moose Mountain from West Bragg Creek
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Moonset
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Moose Mountain and a day moon in winter
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View of the summit from the "saddle". Almost there
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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
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A visitor signing the guestbook at the fire lookout
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An Inukshuk on the "Saddle" just below the summit
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An inversion with the clouds below the mountain
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Another sunset
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The fire lookout on the summit is tied down with cables
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Near the start of the trail to the summit
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