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Crimson Lake Provincial Park

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The Trail from Highway 11 to Twin Lakes Day Use Area is partially flooded and is not passable on foot. Please use caution or plan an alternative hike. View map for details.

Crimson Lake Day Use

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Information: 403-845-2330
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Season: Year-round

On a hot summer day, Crimson Lake is the best place to go if you’re in the Rocky Mountain House area. It has a large sandy beach, playground, volleyball net, and more than 10 km of trails to keep you exploring during your visit.

There are fire pits and picnic areas near the beach and a shelter with a wood stove for cooking. If you visit the Crimson Lake Store on your way into the park, you can purchase firewood, snacks and more, or learn about the guided interpretive activities in the park.

In the winter, the groomed and packed trails are perfect for fat biking, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A skating rink gives visitors a chance to skate freely or start a game of shinny hockey with friends.

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Maps & Guides

  • Campground & Trail Map Crimson Lake PP, Map, Crimson Lake Campground, Amerada Trail, Boardwalk Trail, Fallen Timber Trail, North Woods Trail, Sandpit Trail, Wolf Track Trail -- ada19490-6952-4029-92f9-78db430be3e1 True
  • Twin Lakes Campground & Trail Map Crimson Lake PP, Map, Crimson Lake Campground, Twin Lakes Campground, Amerada Trail, Boardwalk Trail, Fallen Timber Trail, North Woods Trail, Sandpit Trail, Wolf Track Trail -- ada19490-6952-4029-92f9-78db430be3e1 True
  • Winter Trails Map Crimson Lake PP, map, Amerada Trail, Fallen Timber Trail, North Woods Trail, Wolf Track Trail -- ada19490-6952-4029-92f9-78db430be3e1 True
Updated: May 11, 2026
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