As part of Alberta’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, public access to our outdoor spaces is open, however Alberta Parks indoor facilities and permanent outdoor shelters within Kananaskis are closed to public access.
As the SkiTrails Live Grooming Report is no longer functioning, grooming and tracksetting information may be found in the individual trail comments below.
Trails groomed on Nov. 24 are generally in fair, early-season condition with natural hazards such as branches, rocks, dirt and occasional wet spots. All other trails require more snow depth to be able to groom with the snowcat.
Expect early season conditions with a thin base, particularly at lower elevations or in sun exposed areas, and exposed natural hazards including open water at crossings.
Trails may be busy. Practice physical distancing where possible, and use masks when it isn't possible to safely distance.
Notes:
Snow Depths:
Please note that we endeavor to display updated snow depth information but it may not be available due to remote monitoring.
| Trail Name | Permitted Activities | Status |
|---|---|---|
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10 km Yellow Loop
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Open |
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15 km Green Loop
Many natural hazards. Roller Packed: Nov 18 |
|
Open |
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2 km Blue Loop
Groomed with the snowcat. Groomed: Nov 24 |
|
Open |
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5 km Red/Black Loop
Snowmobile roller packed only. Roller Packed: Nov 16 |
|
Open |
|
5 km Red/Purple Loop
Snowmobile roller packed only. Roller Packed: Nov 16 |
|
Open |
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Biathlon Range Area
Groomed with the snowcat. Groomed: Nov 24 |
|
Open |
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Mass Start Area
|
|
Open |
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Mount Shark Helipad Access
Groomed: Nov 24 |
|
Open |
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Watridge Lake
Groomed with snowcat to Watridge Lake and Spray River. Walkers and bikers, stay to the edge of the trail. Groomed: Nov 24 |
  |
Open |
