NEAR BOW LAKE, Alta. — One hiker was killed and others injured after a rockslide near Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park. RCMP media relations officer Cpl. Gina Slaney confirmed Alberta ...

The area has been closed since June 19 after a rock slide along the popular hiking trail near the falls killed a Calgary woman and a man from B.C. Officials have said nothing could have prevented or ...

Bow Glacier Falls is a popular tourist hike a half-hour north of Lake Louise, Alberta. The 120-meter waterfall drains an emerald lake high above that collects water from the melting Bow Glacier.

The Bow Glacier Falls hiking trail is a 9-kilometer (6-mile) route running along the edges of Bow Lake. It’s considered a moderate challenge for hikers and day-trippers include families.

Bow Lake and the trail to Bow Hut have reopened, according to RCMP and Parks Canada, but Bow Glacier Falls remains closed to all visitors. A no-fly zone enacted Thursday remains in place.

The Bow Glacier Falls hiking trail is a 9-kilometer (six mile) route open year-round, running along the edges of Bow Lake. It’s considered a moderate challenge for hikers and day-trippers ...

Andrew McLemore Fri, June 20, 2025 at 11:17 AM PDT 2 min read Bow Glacier Falls in Canada's Banff National Park, where a rockfall killed at least two hikers on Thursday; (photo/Shutterstock) ...

The Bow Glacier Falls hiking trail is a 9-kilometer (6-mile) route running along the edges of Bow Lake. It’s considered a moderate challenge for hikers and day-trippers include families.

A rock slide, center, is seen near Bow Glacier Falls, north of Lake Louise, Alta. in Banff National Park on Thursday, June 19, 2025. Credit: AP By The Associated PressUpdated June 20, 2025 ...

The Bow Glacier Falls hiking trail is a 9-kilometer (6-mile) route running along the edges of Bow Lake. It’s considered a moderate challenge for hikers and day-trippers include families.