Canmore and Area Trail Report

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Kananaskis Country

Updated: June 15, 2019

Updated: June 15, 2019 | Print Report

Trails in Canmore have been drying out nicely, particularly at the lower elevations and on south facing slopes. There is a possibility of encountering snowy patches off trail at higher elevations.

Notes:

Be wildlife aware! Traveling in groups, making noise on trail, keeping pets on leash and carrying bear spray is highly recommended. See the Wildlife Safety page for more information.
Caution is advised for natural hazards such as downed trees and snow/ice on trail.
It's tick season and we recommend that if you are out recreating that you check yourself and your pets once your outing is complete. Since ticks take several hours to find a suitable site to penetrate the skin, they usually can be found and removed before they attach, however, if you've been bitten and experience fever, headaches, abdominal pain, a rash, nausea or vomiting, you should consult a physician and make him/her aware of the tick bite.

Warnings:

Canmore Nordic Center Provincial Park - Bear Warning
Ha Ling Trail - Construction Closure
Grassi Lakes Trail- Bear Warning

Maps

Trail Name	Permitted Activities	Status
Cougar Creek		Open
Douglas Fir Bench		Closed
Goat Creek		Open
Grassi Lakes Interpretive Bear Warning in effect		Warning
Grassi Lakes Upper Bear warning in effect		Warning
Grotto Mountain		Open
Ha Ling Due to the lack of hazard visibility and wayfinding issues, Ha Ling Peak will remain closed until further notice until construction completion to ensure the safety of Alberta Parks users.		Closed
Harvie Heights Ridge Traverse		Open
Highline		Open
Horseshoe Loop		Open
Johnny's		Open
Lady MacDonald		Open
Meander		Open
Montane Traverse		Open
No Name		Open
Reclaimer		Open
Riders of Rohan		Open
Rocky Mountain Legacy		Open
Tibits Quarry		Open

Canmore and Area Trail Report

Kananaskis Country

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