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Kananaskis
Spray Valley PP
Information & Facilities
Day Use
Buller Mountain
Spray Valley Provincial Park
Buller Mountain Day Use
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Spray Valley PP
Information & Facilities
Camping
Day Use
Buller Mountain
Driftwood
Galatea
Goat Creek
Mt. Shark
Opal
Sparrowhawk
Spray Lake
Wedge Pond
Trails
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Directions
Season:
Year-round
Facility Operator:
Cedar & Spruce Campgrounds
A Kananaskis Conservation Pass is required to park your vehicle in Kananaskis and the Bow Valley.
Amenities
Firepits
Pit/Vault Toilets
Secure Food Storage
Activities
Hiking - Front Country
Mtn. Biking/Cycling
Electric Bicycles
Permitted activities may vary within a park. Please confirm details with park staff.
Hiker-cyclist camping
is available at this site. Facilities include
food lockers
, a
self-registration kiosk
and
washroom
.
Hiker-cyclists
are recreationists who under their own power and without the support of a motorized vehicle, travel through Kananaskis region.
All
other overnight camping
at the Buller Mountain day use area
is not permitted
.
The purpose of these sites is to provide minimal facilities for safe overnight stay.
Plan to camp at the regular Kananaskis Campgrounds for extended stays.
The
hiker-cyclist camping
season at this day use area is from
June 1 to September 20
.
Maps & Guides
Spray Valley Trail Map (North)
Map, Kananaskis - Spray Valley PP, Bow Valley WPP, Spray Valley Trail Map (South) Campground: Eau Claire, Lillian Lake Backcountry, Ribbon Falls Backcountry, Ribbon Lake Backcountry, Spray Lakes West, Rummel Lake Winter Backcountry Day Use: Buller Mountain, Driftwood, Galatea, Goat Creek, Mt. Shark, Opal, Sparrowhawk, Spray Lake, Wedge Pond Trails: Buller Creek, High Rockies (Winter), Spray Road West, Buller Pass, High Rockies (Summer) -- 8f11639c-907b-48e0-9b29-845fdad838ce True
Regulations
Updated: Jun 25, 2025
Firepits
Pit/Vault Toilets
Secure Food Storage
Electric Bicycles