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Lake Abraham is a spectacular reservoir in the Canadian Rockies, at 1332 m altitude, on the North Saskatchewan River. Famous worldwide for its frozen methane bubbles in winter, this lake is also an extreme kitesurfing spot.
Located in the North Saskatchewan River valley, the lake is framed by 2000-3000 m mountains. Valley winds and Chinooks are channeled and amplified spectacularly, reaching hurricane-force speeds. Breathtaking mountain scenery. Spot reserved for self-sufficient experts. Very short season from July to September. Glacial water year-round.
Glacial water year-round (8-14°C max in summer) — glacial source. Drysuit strongly recommended. Rocky bottom. The valley lake channels winds in extreme fashion. Waves can form rapidly. Characteristic turquoise color of glacial lakes. Spectacular alpine scenery.
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EXTREME SPOT — winds can reach hurricane force in the valley. Glacial water deadly in prolonged immersion. Isolation — rescue services very far. Unpredictable mountain weather. Conditions change in minutes. Rapid hypothermia. Grizzly bears in the area. Isolated access road (David Thompson Highway).
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