Due to vegetation ingrowth, the Wagon and Klondike Trails are not wide enough for wagons to pass through or turn around. Trails are accessible by horseback, foot or bike.
Due to vegetation ingrowth, the Wagon and Klondike Trails are not wide enough for wagons to pass through or turn around. Trails are accessible by horseback, foot or bike.
Effective Date: May 20, 2026 - Until Further Notice
Where: Athabasca Viewpoint Day Use , Central Staging Day Use , Fort Assiniboine Sandhills Wildland Provincial Park , Klondike Trail Staging Day Use , Random Backcountry Camping Campground
Details: Trail work is ongoing. Expect downed trees and active trail work. Please obey all signage when recreating near work crew.
Klondike Trail Staging is one of three staging areas for those wishing to explore Fort Assiniboine Sandhills Wildland Provincial Park. It is named after the famous Klondike Trail that gold rush adventurers seeking the gold fields in Yukon travelled on in the 1800s. Access is via a gravel road that leads to a parking lot. Here you can find hitching rails for equestrians, an outhouse, and access to over 80 kilometres of trails. There are two historic sites nearby – Grave Site and Trappers Cabin Ruin, both located along the Klondike Trail. View the trail map here.
In the winter, this parking lot is not maintained.
Hitching Rails
Pit/Vault Toilets
Hiking - Front Country