The Sibbald area is popular with winter hikers and snowshoers; however, its favourable geography makes for extremely variable conditions. During Chinooks, the temperature can rise from as low as -30 to as high as 10 degrees Celsius, so always be sure to layer your clothing. Come prepared for variable weather and low temperatures, particularly in the mornings. Winds can be strong in this area. Watch for natural areas including thin ice at creek crossings, ice flows, sagging tree limbs and some deadfall.
If venturing into the backcountry, please be prepared and consult the Avalanche Canada report.
Notes:
Warnings:
1. Jumpingpound Loop Trail- Fallen Trees
| Trail Name | Permitted Activities | Status |
|---|---|---|
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Baldy Pass
|
 
|
Open |
|
Baldy-Lusk Pass Connector
|
|
Open |
|
Cox Hill Ridge
|
|
Open |
|
Deer Ridge
|
|
Open |
Jumpingpound Loop
|
|
Warning |
|
Kananaskis Integrated Forestry Interpretive
|
|
Open |
|
Lusk Pass
|
|
Open |
|
Ole Buck Loop
|
|
Open |
|
Sibbald Flat Interpretive
|
|
Open |
|
Sibbald Reforestation Interpretive
|
|
Open |
Tom Snow
|
|
Warning |
