Updated: July 07, 2026 | Print Report

Trail condition are wet and muddy. Wet spots may occur, please be mindful of beaver trenching under larger sections of water covered trails. Some trails are impassable. Please check trail report or Kiosk Signage before heading out. 

General Information:

• • Pets must be leashed at all times.
  • Obey all signage
  • Trail Conditions may change quickly with weather. Be prepared
  • Natural hazards such as rocks, potholes, downed trees, flooding and open water may occur, cross hazardous areas at your own risk
  • Leave gates as you find them to prevent cattle from escaping.
  • Potable water is NOT available at staging areas.
  • Watch for wildlife and review basic wildlife safety tips safety around wildlife
  • Hunting occurs year-round by First Nations, all other hunting seasons follow WMU936. Review the current Alberta Hunting Regulations for more information.
  • A Firearms Discharge Permit are obtained online; read all conditions.

Winter Information (Dec 1 - March 31):

• • Winter trail use is now in effect—please follow signage and refer to the winter map for designated trail activities.
  • Snowshoeing, dog walking, biking and hiking are not permitted on double-track set ski trails.
  • Snowmobiling access is currently closed.

Updated: July 07, 2026 | Print Report

Trail condition are wet and muddy. Wet spots may occur, please be mindful of beaver trenching under larger sections of water covered trails. Some trails are impassable. Please check trail report or Kiosk Signage before heading out. 

Closures:

Blackfoot Lake Staging Area is CLOSED seasonally to all equestrian use from December 1- March 31

General Information:

• • Pets must be leashed at all times.
  • Obey all signage
  • Trail Conditions may change quickly with weather. Be prepared
  • Natural hazards such as rocks, potholes, downed trees, flooding and open water may occur, cross hazardous areas at your own risk
  • Leave gates as you find them to prevent cattle from escaping.
  • Potable water is NOT available at staging areas.
  • Watch for wildlife and review basic wildlife safety tips safety around wildlife
  • Hunting occurs year-round by First Nations, all other hunting seasons follow WMU936. Review the current Alberta Hunting Regulations for more information.
  • A Firearms Discharge Permit are obtained online; read all conditions.

Winter Information (Dec 1 - March 31):

• • Winter trail use is now in effect—please follow signage and refer to the winter map for designated trail activities.
  • Snowshoeing, dog walking, biking and hiking are not permitted on double-track set ski trails.
  • Snowmobiling access is currently closed.

Updated: July 07, 2026 | Print Report

Flooding has occurred along RR195, proceed with caution and obey all signage.

Trail condition are wet and muddy. Wet spots may occur, please be mindful of beaver trenching under larger sections of water covered trails. Some trails are impassable. Please check trail report or Kiosk Signage before heading out. 

CLOSURES: 

Blackfoot Lake Staging Area is CLOSED seasonally to all equestrian use from December 1- March 31

OTHER NOTES:

Lamont County has restricted traffic to 50% capacity on range road 195 - from HWY 16. County ban information can be found HERE.

General Information:

• • Pets must be leashed at all times.
  • Obey all signage
  • Trail Conditions may change quickly with weather. Be prepared
  • Natural hazards such as rocks, potholes, downed trees, flooding and open water may occur, cross hazardous areas at your own risk
  • Leave gates as you find them to prevent cattle from escaping.
  • Potable water is NOT available at staging areas.
  • Watch for wildlife and review basic wildlife safety tips safety around wildlife
  • Hunting occurs year-round by First Nations, all other hunting seasons follow WMU936. Review the current Alberta Hunting Regulations for more information.
  • A Firearms Discharge Permit are obtained online; read all conditions.

Winter Information (Dec 1 - March 31):

• • Winter trail use is now in effect—please follow signage and refer to the winter map for trail designated activities.
  • Snowshoeing, dog walking, biking and hiking are not permitted on double-track set ski trails.
  • Snowmobiling access is currently closed.