2 Hour Walk in Fresh Snow ❄️ Crunchy Snow Footsteps for Sleep & Focus (Dark Screen)

A slow two-hour walk through fresh snow, from the shore of Lake Louise up to the Plain of Six Glaciers in Banff National Park. Just the soft crunch of each step and the quiet of a winter evening: no music, no talking, no sudden sounds. The map follows the real 6.7 km trail. Your position moves at walking pace, so the glowing line shows how far you've come, and the timer counts down the full two hours. ❄️ MADE FOR • Falling asleep: dark screen, steady rhythm, nothing that jolts you awake • Studying, reading and deep work: two hours of calm, even sound • ADHD focus: one gentle, predictable rhythm to settle into 🥾 THE WALK • 6.7 km from Lake Louise to the Six Glaciers viewpoint • About 560 m of climbing, from 1,764 m to 2,324 m • Unhurried pace, about 80 steps a minute, with no stops and no silences 0:00:00 Lake Louise shore 0:36:30 End of the lake, into the forest 1:05:40 Climbing through 1,900 m 1:38:30 Above 2,100 m, toward the glaciers 1:51:40 The final climb 1:59:00 Six Glaciers viewpoint 🗺 Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (openstreetmap.org/copyright). Elevation from AWS Terrain Tiles, including the Canadian Digital Elevation Model © Natural Resources Canada (Open Government Licence – Canada) and SRTM (NASA). Footstep sounds: licensed recordings, edited into one continuous walk. #snowsounds #sleepsounds #studywithme