Trails

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The trails listed are the main trails in Whitehorse Wildland Park. There are many other unmarked trails and trail intersections that are less well-defined. Always stay on the most obvious route if in doubt.
Trails here are not regularly maintained. Expect some rough walking, wet areas and creek crossings.
In the mountains, weather can change suddenly. It can snow even during summer months! Plan hiking trips accordingly - be prepared for all weather conditions.
Distances provided in the trail descriptions are approximations only.
Mountain biking is permitted on Upper Whitehorse Creek Trail only. Other areas in the park are unsuitable or too fragile for mountain biking.

Trail	Length	Season	Permitted Activities (Legend)	Status
Cadomin Cave	2 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	Closed
Cardinal Divide East	1.5 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	not reported
Cardinal Divide West	3+ km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	not reported
Cardinal Headwaters	13+ km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian	not reported
Drummond	9 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian	not reported
Fiddle Pass (to Miette Hot Springs)	14 km one-way to Jasper National Park boundary OR 40 km total to Miette Hot Springs	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian	not reported
First Whitehorse Creek Falls	0.3 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	not reported
Leyland Basin (Farmers Valley)	3 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian	not reported
Lower Whitehorse Creek	5 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian Snowshoeing	not reported
Mountain Park Cemetery & Historic Mining Townsite	0.3 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	not reported
Prospect Creek (Drummond Ridge)	5.4 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking	not reported
Upper Whitehorse Creek	4.5 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian Snowshoeing	not reported
Whitehorse Creek Falls	12 km one-way	Year-round	Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian	not reported