Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park

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Park Management

ClassificationProvincial Park
LegislationProvincial Parks Act
Park Size1,988.73 Acres  /  804.84 Ha
Legal BoundaryCanmore Nordic Centre PP
Administration / Information403-678-5508 
Regional OfficeKananaskis Region Regional Office
District OfficeKananskis District
Management PlansCanmore Nordic Centre PP - Strategic Plan 2010 - 2015
Canmore Nordic Centre PP - Summer Use Trail Master Plan (2009)
Kananaskis - Bow Valley Protected Areas Management Plan (2002)
 
Kananaskis CountryManaging a Complex Landscape
Natural RegionRocky Mountain - Montane 
Land Use Framework RegionSouth Saskatchewan 
Managing Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park involves the direct participation of park administrators, conservation officers, wildlife specialists, trail staff and the many stakeholder groups who train, compete, recreate and relax here. 
  • The Canmore Nordic Centre Advisory Group was established in 2006.  It serves a critical role in ensuring that the Centre meets the diverse needs of its users while maintaining the integrity of the park. 
  • Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park staff also sit on the multi-jurisdictional Trails Advisory Group (TAG).  TAG considers trail related issues in the Canmore and Lower Bow Valley area.
 

 

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Updated: Oct 31, 2018