Areas of Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park are designed Wildlife Corridor Management Areas. Travel in these areas is restricted to designated trails only.
| Trail | Length | Season | Permitted Activities (Legend) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grotto Creek Canyon | 2.1 km one-way | Year-round |
Hiking
Hiking
|
Open |
|
Windy Viewpoint
Wildfire being actioned in the area |
5.4 km | Summer |
Hiking
|
Closed |
|
Yamnuska
Closed due to construction. More Info. |
1.0 km | Summer |
Hiking
|
Closed |
|
Cougar Creek
Closed from the junction of Montane Trail and Lady MacDonald Trail upstream for approximately 1 km, until further notice. For blasting relating to the Cougar Creek Flood Project. More Info. |
4.0 km | Summer |
Hiking
|
Closed |
| Douglas Fir Bench | 1.6 km one-way | Year-round |
Hiking
Hiking
|
Open |
|
Ha Ling
There may not be access to the trailhead due to daily road closures on HWY 742 between Ken Ritchie Way and the end of The Narrows (near the Spray Ranger Station). Please visit https://511.alberta.ca/ to confirm whether access is possible before your trip. |
3.5 km to the saddle; 3.9 km to the summit | Year-round |
Hiking
Hiking
|
Warning |
|
Lady MacDonald
Trail closed for blasting relating to the Cougar Creek Flood Project until further notice. More Info. |
3.2 km | Summer |
Hiking
|
Closed |
| Rocky Mountain Legacy | 20 km | Year-round |
Hiking
Fat Biking
Hiking
|
Open |
| Skogan Pass | From Ribbon: 10.2 km to Skogan Pass, 19.4 km to Wind Valley | Summer |
Hiking
Horseback Riding - Equestrian
|
Open |
| High Rockies (Winter) | 63.0 km Goat Creek to Peninsula Day Use | Winter |
Hiking
Fat Biking
Hiking
Snowshoeing
|
Open |
|
High Rockies (Summer)
Trail is free of snow. Some downed trees may be encountered after recent wind/rain, September 30th. |
63.0 km Goat Creek to Peninsula Day Use; 80.0 km Goat Creek to Elk Pass | Summer |
Dog Sledding
Hiking
|
Open |
| Heart Mountain | 2.8 one-way km | Year-round |
Hiking
|
not reported |
