Brown-Lowery

Kananaskis Country

Updated: April 16, 2025

Updated: April 16, 2025 | Print Report

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

April 16th: New snow today to add to what's left after the weekend snowfall. Expect freeze thaw conditions with some areas being icy, slushy and/or muddy as the days warm up. Spikes are recommended. Higher elevation trails will hold more snow in shaded areas and snow depth may vary.

At any time come prepared for a variety of conditions. Be sure not to overestimate your ability when planning your trip: Humility can be a lifesaver. Bring plenty of water, snacks and multiple clothing layers.

Be aware of closures in the area and check advisories before you go.

Notes:

Trails in this park are graciously maintained by the 300 Group Trail Maintenance Association.
For more information and to contribute, please visit their website.
Practice wildlife safety. Travel in groups, make noise on the trail, and keep pets on leash. Carrying bear spray and knowing how to use it is highly recommended, even in winter.
It's tick season! Make sure to check you and your pets when you get home. For best protection, use a bug repellent with DEET.

Maps

Brown Lowery PP Trail Map

Trail Name	Permitted Activities (Legend)	Length	Status
Chickadee	Hiking (Winter)	0.97 km	Open
Crocus Loop	Hiking (Winter)	0.54 km	Open
Lookout	Hiking (Winter)	1.9 km	Open
Old Mill East	Hiking (Winter)	1.5 km	Open
Old Mill North	Hiking (Winter)	1.1 km	Open
Old Mill West	Hiking (Winter)	0.6 km	Open
Pine Hill	Hiking (Winter)	0.7 km	Open
Raven	Hiking (Winter)	0.8 km	Open
Red Willow	Hiking (Winter)	1.4 km	Open
Wildrose	Hiking (Winter)	0.4 km	Open
Wildrose East	Hiking (Winter)	0.6 km	Open
Wildrose West	Hiking (Winter)	0.7 km	Open

Brown-Lowery

Kananaskis Country

Maps