Cory Pass Loop

The Cory Pass Loop extends 12.7 kilometers through rocky terrain and dense forests, reaching an elevation gain of 1,046 meters in Banff National Park.

The trail traverses lands that indigenous peoples used for generations, forming part of their traditional hunting and gathering territories in the Canadian Rockies.

The Cory Pass Loop represents Canadian outdoor recreation traditions, where hikers from across the globe gather to experience mountain wilderness exploration.

Visitors need proper hiking boots, water supplies, and weather-appropriate gear to complete this challenging trail, which takes between four to six hours.

The path transitions through multiple mountain ecosystems, from pine forests to alpine zones, with sections requiring careful navigation through boulder fields.

GPS coordinates: 51.17422,-115.65461

Latest update: April 26, 2025 12:22