Tershishner Falls
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Tershishner Falls

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Tershishner Falls

Tershishner Falls

Distance: 2.1mi
Elevation: 285ft
Time: 1h

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Hike along Tershishner Creek to the humbling Tershishner Falls. The short and easy trail is manageable for all and makes for an excellent stop to stretch the legs and do some sightseeing with the whole family. The trail is very close to the Abraham Lake campground, so this trail can get quite busy. It isn’t bothersome since it’s so short but be warned that this isn’t the quietest option along Highway 11.

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Getting there

Travel westbound on Highway 11 from Nordegg for 85ft before turning right onto the Tershishner Falls trailhead road.

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When to do

May–September

Backcountry Campsites

No

Pets allowed

Yes

Family friendly

Yes

Route Signage

Average

Crowd Levels

High

Route Type

Out and back


Tershishner Falls
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Tershishner Falls Trail Description

Tershishner Falls trail begins at the parking area along Tershishner Creek. You will begin just north of the easternmost edge of Abraham Lake, which is popular for campers. Follow the trail eastbound parallel to the highway before veering north up Tershishner Creek. The trail will lead you up the creek directly to the falls. Return the way you came.

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