Effective Date: May 24, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Evan-Thomas Provincial Recreation Area , Spray Valley Provincial Park , Terrace Trail , Kovach Ski Trail (partial)

A closure has been put in place for the Terrace Trail from Galatea to the Kananaskis Village as well as a portion of the Kovach Ski Trail near the village due to bear activity in the area. 

Although an advisory is in place for this area, bears can be encountered at any time. To avoid a surprise encounter with a bear:

• Make plenty of noise and travel in groups.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Look and listen for bears and their signs.
• Keep your pet on a leash.
• Carry bear spray. Make sure it’s easily accessible and know how to use it.
• Secure attractants like food, garbage, pet food and any scented items in hard sided vehicles or bear proof lockers.
• Learn more about bear safety.

Report sightings and incidents to 403-591-7755.

Effective Date: June 1, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park , Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park , Driftwood Day Use , Goat Creek Day Use , Goat Creek Trail , Ha Ling Trail , Sparrowhawk Day Use , Spray Lake Day Use , Spray Lakes West Campground , Spray Valley Provincial Park , East End of Rundle (EEOR), Miners Peak

A section of the Spray Lakes Road/Highway 742/Smith-Dorrien Trail on the Canmore Hill is closed in both directions between the Grassi Lakes turnoff and the top of the hill (dam) and the Reclaimer Trail due to a Rockslide.

Travel is prohibited for all road users including vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians to ensure public safety. A rockslide has resulted in dangerous conditions for all road users. Unsupported rock remains above the road and could result in a second slide. As area assessments are ongoing, the timeline for repairs and reopening remains uncertain. Please respect all closures and stay clear of the area.

Effective Date: June 8, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Peter Lougheed Provincial Park , Spray Lakes West Campground , Spray Valley Provincial Park

Spray Lakes West Campground is open, however it is only accessible via Hwy 40 South and the unpaved portion of Hwy 742 N via Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.