Spray Valley Provincial Park

Alberta Parks

Trails

A controlled access zone will be in place in Kananaskis from June 10–18 for the 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit.
Travel and recreation may also be affected before and after. Check for closures before you go. More info: AlbertaParks.ca/G7

A Kananaskis Conservation Pass is required to park your vehicle in Kananaskis and the Bow Valley.
Trail Length Season Permitted Activities (Legend) Status
Goat Creek 19.3 km one-way Year-Round Hiking Hiking OHVing Open
Galatea Creek 6.0 km to Lillian Lake, 1.5 km more to Upper Galatea Lake Year-Round Hiking Open
Intermediate Wedge Connector (Winter)

 

 

 

 

3.8 km one-way Winter Only Fat Biking OHVing Skate Skiing Cross Country Skiing Open
Biathlon Range Area

Inside of range was groomed.

km Winter Only Skate Skiing Cross Country Skiing Open
Watridge Lake (Summer) 3.7 km one-way Summer Only Hiking Horseback Riding - Equestrian OHVing Open
Ursa Major

Likely exposed rocks or dirt on the sharp turn at the top of the 2nd uphill.

3.1 km Year-Round Skate Skiing Cross Country Skiing Open
High Rockies (Winter)

Note: Between Nov. 1 and May 1 the trail is closed through the Buller Slide Path due to Highway Avalanche Control.

63.0 km Goat Creek to Peninsula Day Use Winter Only Hiking Fat Biking Hiking OHVing Snowshoeing Open
High Rockies (Summer)

Note: Hiker-cyclist camping allowed at select day use areas only from Jun 1 - Sep 20. See details.

 

63.0 km Goat Creek to Peninsula Day Use; 80.0 km Goat Creek to Elk Pass Summer Only Dog Sledding Hiking OHVing Open
Easy Banff 10.8 km Year-Round Hiking OHVing
Intermediate Mount Shark 15 km one-way Year-Round Hiking OHVing Skijoring Snowshoeing
Intermediate Terrace South 9.5 km one-way Year-Round Hiking OHVing

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