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Kicking Horse
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Kicking Horse, river of SE British Columbia, Canada, rising in the Rocky Mts., and flowing SW and NW to Golden, where it enters the Columbia River. Its course is rapid, with several high falls.

Kicking Horse Pass, 5,339 ft (1,627 m) high, NW of Lake Louise, in Banff National Park, connects the Bow River with the Kicking Horse and is one of the principal rail and highway passes over the Continental Divide.
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Our chirpy British guide with Wild Water Adventures, Simon Jay, who spends winters guiding people to see polar bears and summer in the Rockies, gave us the area's fascinating history en-route to the Kicking Horse River.
Beauty beyond my wildest dreams.. by Birmingham Mail (England)
Then we go to see the waterfall at Kicking Horse River, the Natural Bridge and Emerald Lake.
Wonderful taste of Canadian Medicine; SUNDAY Mercury reader Hilda ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
6 kilometers of new highway pavement along a new alignment and a 400-meter bridge high above the Kicking Horse River.
Parsons and Flatiron Constructors Partner on Phase 2 of Kicking Horse ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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