Mt. Lorette Ponds Day Use

Bow Valley PP

Information: 1 (877) 537-2757

Season: Year-round

Facility Operator: Cedar & Spruce Campgrounds

Select roads, campgrounds, day-use areas, trails, and areas of Kananaskis Country will be temporarily closed before, during, and after the 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit in June. Check for closures before you go.

A Kananaskis Conservation Pass is required to park your vehicle in Kananaskis and the Bow Valley.

Notice - Beaver Ponds, Galatea and Mt. Lorette Ponds Day Use G7 Closure Notice - Beaver Ponds, Galatea and Mt. Lorette Ponds Day Use G7 Closure Construction Advisory - Highway 40 Corridor Construction Advisory - Highway 40 Corridor

Amenities

Firepits

Pit/Vault Toilets

Water - Pump

Accessible

Liquor Permitted

Activities

Hiking - Front Country

Permitted activities may vary within a park. Please confirm details with park staff.

Wheelchair-accessible fishing; fish stocking occurs three times/year. Accessible parking, picnic sites, and vault toilet. The accessibility of Mt. Lorette is dependent on weather conditions. Trails do not have snow clearing.

Trail surface: asphalt

Trail length: Main loop is 700m, secondary is loop 230m

Trail width: Main trail >2 meters, picnic areas access 1-2m

Trail slope: minimal elevation change

Known hazards: vegetation can lessen the trail clearance.

Maps & Guides

Regulations

Bow Valley Provincial Park

Mt. Lorette Ponds Day Use

Bow Valley PP

Amenities

Activities

Maps & Guides

Updated: May 14, 2025