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P M T F O C H F r o z e n Visitors to Elk Lakes Provincial Park have a number of hiking trails to choose from. For !F A B L a k e your own safety and Rthe preservation of the park, obey posted signs and keep to S A 5,604,000 MORAINE 2167 r 5,604,000 S designated trails. Shortcutting trails destroy plant life and soil structure. !F i l t b Mount FoxM T i e F O X s Horseback Riding r

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![ r SCREE e Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing - There is limited winter use for ski touring and r CLIFF e snowshoeing due to unploughed roads. It is possible to reach the park from Alberta via

k SCREE y Peter Lougheed Park ski trails. Please note dogs are not allowed on these ski trails or SCREE E in the cabin at Elk Lakes. Travel is fairly easy through the lower areas. Do not follow K 5,602,000 A the summer hiking trail to Upper Elk Lake via Fox Lake due to the numerous avalanche 5,602,000 L paths along the way. Instead, follow the meadows in a southerly direction until the K 1732 1711 power line is reached. 1722 L !i L o w e r E MORAINE !9 E l k !È R !F L a k e !G E Cabins / Huts CLIFF ![

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P The Alpine Club of Canada operates a small lodge at the trailhead and the entrance of the MORAINE CLIFF SCREE U park for public use. For more information, questions regarding cabin use, rates and E booking policies, please contact the Alpine Club of Canada. User fees are payable to the Alpine Club of Canada.. 5,601,000 2411 L 5,601,000

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