Plan Ahead, Be Prepared Human Food Kills Wildlife Easy Trails 13 7 Johnson Lake Tunnel Mountain Summit 20 Rockbound Lake Recommended 2.8 km loop 2.4 km one way 8.4 km one way Wildlife come in all sizes: squirrels, chipmunks and birds, 1 Fenland Trail Minimal elevation gain; 1 hour round trip Elevation gain 260 m; 2 hour round trip Elevation gain 760 m; 6 to 7 hour round trip Packing List Safety as well as larger animals such as bears and elk are all Trailhead: Johnson Lake Day-use Area Trailhead: Lower parking area on St. Julien Road Trailhead: Rockbound Lake parking area 2.1 km loop wild. Wildlife need to find their own natural food sources, On foot: Trailhead is a 15 minute/1 km walk from • Trail guide and map Safety is your responsibility. There are always hazards No elevation gain; 40 minute round trip Roam Route 6 downtown Banff Roam Route 8S to Castle Mountain Campground not yours. Trailhead: Fenland Trail parking area, west of • Full water bottle or thermos associated with outdoor recreation. Even short trips This circuit around the lake crosses open slopes, passes some of Day Mt. Norquay Road Roam Route 7 A long steady climb through a mixed forest leads behind the from the town of Banff can have serious consequences. Alberta’s oldest Douglas fir trees, and detours around a shallow • High energy food On foot: Trailhead is a 20 minute/1.5 km walk from distinctive cliffs of Castle Mountain to open meadows and Minimize your risk by planning ahead. bay where waterfowl often rest. This hike offers views of Cascade Accessible from downtown Banff, this trail switchbacks to a low • Bear spray downtown Banff flower-fringed Tower Lake, 7.5 km from the trailhead. The trail Mountain and Mount Rundle. summit with sweeping views across the town, Bow Valley and then climbs a low cliff band and emerges in a glacial cirque filled • Sunscreen and sunglasses • Ask for advice at a Parks Canada visitor centre or Do not feed any wildlife. Learn about the local ecosystem on this self-guided interpretive Mount Rundle rising dramatically to the south. in the by Rockbound Lake. Hikes visit pc.gc.ca/banfftrails for current trail conditions, trail through old-growth spruce. This short loop is a pleasant 8 Sunshine Meadows • First aid kit warnings, closures, weather and trail classifications. escape from the bustle of town. 14 • Headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries 10 km of trails Surprise Corner to Hoodoos Viewpoint • Hat and gloves Banff Area • Be prepared for emergencies. Mountain weather 2 Elevation gain 200 m Marsh Loop 4.8 km one way changes quickly and it can snow any month of the 4 to 5 hour round trip Elevation gain 115 m; elevation loss 90 m • Hiking poles year. Dress in layers, bring extra food and 2.8 km loop Trailhead: Sunshine Village, accessible by a fee-based 3 hour round trip • Rain/wind jacket Do not litter. Minimal elevation gain; 1 hour round trip gondola from the Sunshine Village parking lot from early warm clothing. Trailhead: Surprise Corner, east end of Buffalo Street • Extra warm clothing in case of an emergency Trailhead: Cave and Basin National Historic Site July to early September On foot: Trailhead is a 20 minute/1.6 km walk from • Study descriptions and maps before heading out. On foot: Trailhead is a 30 minute/2 km walk from Sunshine Shuttle downtown Banff • Cell phone or satellite emergency Always choose a trail suitable for the least downtown Banff communication device experienced member in your group. Pack out what you pack in. Use the The most popular trail in this network crests the Continental Roam Route 7 Roam Route 4 • Bring your own water. Surface water may be wildlife-proof garbage bins at the start Divide and descends to a viewpoint at Rock Isle Lake. From there, This pleasant trail passes below the steep cliffs of Tunnel you can hike the slightly more challenging Grizzly-Larix Lakes contaminated and unsafe for drinking. of the trail to dispose of all unwanted This trail encircles a wetland filled from hot springs flowing out of Mountain and meanders along the Bow River. Be aware of the Trail food and garbage. Otherwise, be the lower slopes of Sulphur Mountain. Due to heavy horse use, Loop, continue on the Twin Cairns-Meadow Park trail or hike up many branching trails that form part of the Tunnel Mountain Etiquette • Carry a first aid kit and bear spray. prepared to pack it out. the Marsh Loop tends to be muddy after rain. to Standish viewpoint. Detailed trail maps are available through biking trails network. Always stay on the most southeast trail. Rockbound Lake Sunshine Village. Pinel M. • Tell a reliable person where you are going, when you As the final section of trail ascends, views open up across the Show courtesy to fellow trail users! will be back, and who to call if you do not return: 3a 33b Sundance Canyon Bow Valley to Mount Rundle. In summer, Roam public transit • Leave what you find—it is the law. Natural and cultural Stewart Canyon Trail / S. Munn / S. Trail Stewart Canyon Banff Dispatch – 403-762-1470. 9a 9b 9c Johnston Canyon / Ink Pots route 2 provides an easy option for returning to town from 21 Castle Lookout resources such as rocks, fossils, artifacts, horns, 3a) 3.7 km one way nearby Tunnel Mountain campground. antlers, wildflowers and nests are protected by law • Ticks carrying Lyme disease may be present in the Elevation gain 75 m, elevation loss 60 m 9a) 1.2 km one way to the Lower Falls 3.7 km one way Give Wildlife Space 2 hour round trip Elevation gain 550 m; 3 hour round trip and must be left undisturbed for others to discover park. It is important to check yourself and your pet Elevation gain 50 m; 1 hour round trip 15 Stoney Lookout after hiking. 3a + 3b) 3.7 km one way plus 1.6 km moderate loop 9a + 9b) 2.5 km one way to the Upper Falls Trailhead: Castle Lookout parking area and enjoy. Elevation gain 155 m, elevation loss 60 m Elevation gain 120 m; 2 hour round trip 2.1 km one way • Avoid wearing earbuds or headphones. Be alert at Approaching wildlife causes them to lose their natural In the mid-20th century, numerous fire towers were erected around • Dispose of human waste at least 100 m from any 3 hour round trip 9a + 9b + 9c) 5.7 km one way to the Ink Pots Elevation gain 190 m; 1.5 hour round trip fear of people. Give wildlife space by maintaining a Banff National Park where spotters could detect flames from afar. water source. Bury solid human waste in a hole 15 cm all times. Trailhead: Cave and Basin National Historic Site Elevation gain 330 m, elevation loss 140 m Trailhead: Kiosk at the south end of Mount Norquay ski distance of: This trail ends where a tower once stood. From here, enjoy the deep. Pack out your toilet paper. On foot: Trailhead is a 30 minute/2 km walk from 4 hour round trip area parking lot downtown Banff sweeping views of the Bow Valley. 100 m/330’ Trailhead: Johnston Canyon Day-use Area • To prevent damage to vegetation, stay on designated Snowy Norquay Shuttle trails at all times. Trails Roam Route 4 Roam Route 9 Vista Lake / Arnica Lake / Welcome to The Stoney Lookout offers views of Cascade Mountain and the 22a 22b 22c • Trails are used by a variety of outdoor enthusiasts. Follow the paved trail beyond the Cave and Basin National Snow can remain on some trails well into the summer. Travel in the depths of the canyon on wide trails and narrow Bow Valley below. Along the way, the trail passes through Twin Lakes Be sure to yield to others. Banff National Park When trails are snow covered, route finding can be Historic Site. Within a few minutes, views open up to a mountain bridges with railings that lead to the Lower Falls and to the a forest of trees covered in wispy lichen. panorama across the Bow River. After a gentle yet steady climb difficult and travel through deep snow or on hard snow spectacular 30 metre-high Upper Falls. For a unique perspective, 22a) 1.4 km one way • Leave no trace. Pack out everything you pack in. away from the river, the paved section ends and a moderately Elevation loss 120 m; 1.5 hour round trip Rushing rivers, snow-capped peaks, alpine and ice can be unsafe. Be prepared and visit 30 m/100’ continue 265 m further to the viewpoint at the top of the upper 16 Cascade Amphitheatre difficult trail loops through a water-filled canyon. 22a + 22b) 5 km one way meadows, and glacially carved cirques make the parkscanada.gc.ca/banfftrails to check trail falls. Beyond the falls, a trail continues up and over a forested ridge to a meadow where water bubbles from deep below the Elevation gain 580 m, elevation loss 120 m wilderness surrounding the town of Banff a hiker’s conditions before heading out. 7.7 km one way Earth’s surface into shallow pools called the Ink Pots. 5 hour round trip paradise. Trails lace the Banff area, ranging from low- Elevation gain 640 m, elevation loss 150 m Ratings The Johnston Canyon area is popular and parking is limited. 6 hour round trip 22a + 22b + 22c) 8 km one way elevation strolls along boardwalks to more strenuous Sundance Canyon Drones Disturb Wildlife Take Roam public transit, book a tour bus from downtown Trailhead: Kiosk at the south end of Mount Norquay ski Elevation gain 715 m, elevation loss 315 m full-day outings that lead seasoned hikers to some of Seasonal Banff, or visit parkscanada.gc.ca/BanffNow for parking area parking lot 6 to 7 hour round trip EASY the best alpine passes the Rocky Mountains have to information. Trailhead: Vista Lake viewpoint on Highway 93 South, on offer. Choose a trail and enjoy the wonders of Banff Avalanche Risk Norquay Shuttle the east side of the road. Parking is not indicated on the • Suitable for those with little or no trail experience. National Park. Drones/UAVs are prohibited 10 Silverton Falls highway. • Flat to gently rolling with no obstacles. Allow a full day to reach this hanging valley that is carpeted Trails above the tree line (2 000 m) may be exposed to in all national parks as they disturb Lose elevation to Vista Lake before you gain it en route to Arnica with wildflowers in July and August. From the amphitheatre, • Little or no elevation gain or loss. avalanche hazard at any time of the year and especially wildlife. Leave your drone at home or 0.9 km one way Lake; the views and variety make this destination worth the ups experienced scramblers with proper equipment can attempt the from November through June. Steep slopes that in your vehicle. If you witness the Elevation gain 90 m; 40 minute round trip and downs. Hike under a canopy of larch trees and through a summit of Cascade Mountain. Get route finding information in the use of a drone in Banff National Trailhead: Rockbound Lake parking area mosaic of wildflowers while the Continental Divide guides you to are snow covered have the potential to avalanche. Scrambler’s Guide to Cascade Mountain available at MODERATE For more information on the avalanche hazard, visit Park, please report the incident to Arnica and Twin lakes. Roam Route 8S to Castle Mountain Campground parkscanada.gc.ca/banff-brochures or a Parks Canada • Suitable for those with basic trail experience. parksmountainsafety.ca or a Parks Canada park wardens via Banff Dispatch: visitor centre. Branching off the Rockbound Lake Trail at 300 metres, this short P. Zizka P. • Gently rolling with short, steep sections and visitor centre. 403-762-1470. 23 Stanley Glacier hike ends at the base of a waterfall that cascades over a series infrequent obstacles. of narrow ledges surrounded by forest. 17 C-Level Cirque 4.2 km one way • Moderate elevation gain or loss. Elevation gain 365 m; 3 hour round trip Wildlife and People 3.9 km one way Dogs Trailhead: Stanley Glacier parking area in Kootenay 4a 4b Spray River East and West 11 Boom Lake Elevation gain 455 m; 3 hour round trip National Park Trailhead: Upper Bankhead Day-use Area DIFFICULT Dogs cause stress for wildlife. Dogs, like wolves and 4a) 5.7 km one way from Spray River East trailhead (Golf 5.1 km one way This popular trail climbs a regenerating forest of lodgepole pines, • Suitable only for those with trail experience. coyotes, may be seen as a threat. Off-leash dogs can Course Road) to Spray River bridge Elevation gain 175 m; 3 to 4 hour round trip Hike past historic foundations and vents from the abandoned willows and wildflowers before it opens up to clear views of trigger aggressive behaviour from wildlife such as Elevation gain 135 m, elevation loss 80 m Trailhead: Boom Lake Day-use Area Bankhead mining operation to a glacially carved cirque in the cool • Long, steep sections with frequent obstacles. Stanley Glacier and small waterfalls. grizzly bears and elk. To prevent unsafe situations for 4b) 5.6 km one way from Spray River bridge to Spray River This gradual and easy ascent leads hikers through a picturesque northern face of Cascade Mountain. • Major elevation gain or loss. yourself, your dog, wildlife and other people, it is your West trailhead forest to a large alpine lake surrounded by mountains. The responsibility to: Elevation gain 70 m, elevation loss 105 m lakeshore is a great picnic spot. Estimated time to complete these trails ranges 3 to 4 hour round trip depending on trail distances, fitness levels, Trailhead: Spray River East trailhead on the Golf Course Difficult Trails Hoodoos Viewpoint to Surprise Corner weather and trail conditions.

P. Zizka P. Road Ensure your dog is on a leash and On foot: Trailhead is a 30 minute/2.2 km walk from Moderate Trails under control at all times. downtown Banff 24a 24b 24c Aylmer Lookout / Aylmer Pass Often done as a loop, these two lengthy but relatively easy 12 Sulphur Mountain forested trails are popular with hikers, cyclists and horseback 6 + 24a + 24b) 11.8 km one way Elevation gain 560 m; 7 to 8 hour round trip More Information Roam Public Transit riders. They traverse rolling terrain along either side of the Spray 5.5 km to top of gondola, plus 0.5 km to Sanson Peak 6 + 24a + 24c) 13.5 km one way Sundance Canyon River. A short interpretive walk around the Fairmont Banff Springs Elevation gain 655 m; 4 hour round trip Pick up and dispose of your pet’s links the east and west trailheads via a small scenic bridge. Elevation gain 805 m; 8 to 9 hour round trip and Shuttle Services Volkers D. Trailhead: Banff Upper Hot Springs parking area Trailhead: Lake Minnewanka Day-use Area Banff Visitor Centres: waste in wildlife-proof garbage bins. Healy Pass Roam Route 1 224 Banff Avenue and 327 Railway Avenue 5 Tunnel Campground Loop Gignac S. Roam Route 6 Trails identified with a bus symbol indicate that the Banff National Park is home to wildlife including elk, Switchbacks on the slopes of Sulphur Mountain provide a steady 403-762-1550 / parkscanada.gc.ca/banff trailhead is accessible by Roam public transit and/or wolves, cougars, grizzly bears and black bears. To 6.4 km loop From the day-use area, follow the Lake Minnewanka reservoir Dogs are not allowed on some trails: uphill hike to a summit renowned for its expansive mountain 18 Healy Pass Trail Conditions Report: private shuttle service. successfully raise their young and sustain a healthy parkscanada.gc.ca/banfftrails Elevation gain 70 m; 1.5 hour round trip views. At the top, enjoy the 0.5 km boardwalk along the ridge shoreline for 7.8 km to the Aylmer Pass junction, then embark on Visit parkscanada.gc.ca/banff-transit or pick up a population, wildlife need access to as much quality Trailhead: Start at the Hidden Ridge Resort Roam transit ending at Sanson Peak. Here, you will find the Sulphur Mountain 8.8 km one way a steady 2.3 km climb to a second junction. At this intersection, parkscanada.gc.ca/banfftrails public transit brochure and find out more at a Parks habitat with as few human surprises as possible. Consider leaving your dog at home if you plan to stop Cosmic Ray Station National Historic Site and the 1903 weather Elevation gain 655 m; 6 to 7 hour round trip either follow signs and continue onto Aylmer Pass (3.4 km one Canada visitor centre. camp, hike or go into the backcountry. On foot: Trailhead is a 35 minute/2.5 km walk from observatory. From the boardwalk, return on the same trail to Trailhead: Sunshine Village parking area behind the main way), or take an out-and-back trip to Aylmer Lookout (1.7 km Mountain Safety: Be aware of possible encounters with wildlife in all areas downtown Banff the parking lot. Alternatively, take an old fire road known as the gondola building one way). Aylmer Lookout Trail climbs to a decommissioned parksmountainsafety.ca of the park, including paved trails and roads. Sulphur Mountain Westside Trail (5.4 km) to Sundance Trail, fire lookout with a front-row seat of Lake Minnewanka reservoir Roam Route 2 Public Transit Tips: ending at the Cave and Basin National Historic Site (2.6 km). Sunshine Shuttle and the surrounding mountains. Aylmer Pass opens to wide Environment Canada Weather Forecast: This lightly forested trail can be joined at any number of points from Please note that if you choose to go down to the westside trail, meadows of wildflowers and views of the slate-grey Palliser This trail follows Healy Creek to its source amid open meadows 403-762-2088 • Always carry bear spray, ensure it is accessible, within the campground. There is no designated parking lot—walk you will need to find your own transportation back to the Sulphur Range. Bear warnings, restrictions and closures are above the treeline. Wildflowers bloom profusely from mid-July weather.gc.ca and know how to use it before heading out. Visit or take Roam public transit from downtown to access this trail. Mountain trailhead. The Banff Upper Hot Springs is popular common throughout summer. Visit parkscanada.gc.ca/bearspray to watch a video and the parking lot fills during the summer. Take Roam to late August, and scattered alpine larches turn a magnificent parkscanada.gc.ca/banfftrails to get current trail golden yellow in late September. about how to use bear spray. Bear spray is available 6 Stewart Canyon public transit from downtown Banff or visit information. Lake Minnewanka reservoir is popular and at the Banff Visitor Centre, 224 Banff Avenue, and pc.gc.ca/BanffNow for parking information. the parking lot fills during the summer. Take Roam public transit from downtown Banff or visit Guidebooks and topographic maps retail outlets in the town of Banff. 1.5 km one way 19a 19b Bourgeau Lake / Harvey Pass Minimal elevation gain; 1 hour round trip parkscanada.gc.ca/BanffNow for parking information. are available at the • Make noise. Being quiet puts you at risk for sudden Trailhead: Lake Minnewanka Day-use Area Sulphur Mountain 19a) 7.5 km one way Banff Visitor Centre, 224 Banff Avenue, wildlife encounters. Be alert through shrubby areas Elevation gain 725 m; 6 hour round trip 25 Cory Pass Loop and retail outlets in the town of Banff. and when approaching blind corners. Travel in tight Roam Route 6 19a + 19b) 9.7 km one way groups and always be aware of your surroundings. From the day-use area, this low elevation trail follows the Lake Elevation gain 1020 m; 6 to 7 hour round trip 13 km loop Trailhead: Bourgeau Lake parking area Elevation gain 915 m; 6 hour round trip • Report bear, cougar, wolf and coyote sightings and Minnewanka reservoir shoreline to a bridge spanning the walls of Stewart Canyon. Lake Minnewanka reservoir is popular and Trailhead: Fireside Day-use Area In case of EMERGENCY, call 911 or encounters to Parks Canada Dispatch when it is safe A steady climb through lush forest and across mountain the parking lot fills during the summer. Take Roam public satellite phone: 403-762-4506. streams lead to Bourgeau Lake which is enclosed in a glacially The unobstructed view of Mount Louis, an imposing limestone to do so: 403-762-1470. transit from downtown Banff or visit pc.gc.ca/BanffNow for carved amphitheatre. From the lake, a 2.2 km more difficult monolith, is worth the strenuous uphill trek to Cory Pass. Rather Cell phone coverage is not parkscanada.gc.ca/banff-wildlifesafety Fenland Trail parking information. A V Wakefield trail continues upward to Harvey Pass where exceptional views than returning via the same route, energetic hikers have the option reliable throughout the national park. extend to peaks along the Continental Divide. Parking is limited of descending into the Gargoyle Valley before returning to the at the Bourgeau Lake parking area. Try carpooling and plan trailhead via Edith Pass. Route finding can be challenging S. 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