Flood recovery is ongoing in Kananaskis. Some trails, day use areas and backcountry campgrounds are impacted. Check Advisories before you travel. 

Crimson Lake Provincial Park

Alberta Parks

The Trail from Highway 11 to Twin Lakes Day Use Area is partially flooded and is not passable on foot. Please use caution or plan an alternative hike. View map for details.


Parks Research and Management

Information: 403-845-2330

 




Park Management

Classification Provincial Park
Legislation Provincial Parks Act
Park Size 7929.23 Acres / 3208.96 Ha
Legal Boundary O.C. 763/89
Administration / Information 403-845-2330
Regional Office Central Regional Office
District Rocky Mountain House
Natural Region Foothills - Lower Foothills
Natural Region Description

This park is located near the transition of three natural regions: Boreal Forest to the northeast, Foothills to the west, and Parkland a short distance to the east. Organic bogs and fens cover most of the central portion of the park while sand dunes and sand plains cover much of the rest. Black spruce bogs, tamarack-swamp birch fens and open sedge fens more typical of the Boreal Forest approach their southern limit within the park. Park visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor experiences, abundant wildlife such as moose and deer, and the solitude of dense evergreen forests.

Land Use Framework Region North Saskatchewan

Updated: Mar 20, 2025