by Tony Daffern on December 25, 2011
The Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association has released two maps showing the conglomeration of trails around West Bragg including the new trails constructed over the past couple of years. The new trails, some of which are still under construction, are “multi-use” trails intended for walking, biking, snowshoeing and equestrian.
by Gillean Daffern on October 12, 2011
We describe several new loop trails from Allen Bill Pond using Sugar Momma, Fullerton and Bobcat trails.
by Alf Skrastins on October 8, 2011
Snagmore is a new trail along the Elbow River and over a small hill, offering views of the Elbow Valley and the lovely fall colours.
by Gillean Daffern on June 2, 2011
The Mustang Hills is the group of three hills located ENE of Rainy Summit between Hwy. 66 and the Elbow River. At a summary glance, they appear to be covered in trees, but in reality they harbour meadows offering great views. Within their folds wander the wild horses, perhaps headed for a drink at the pond.
by Gillean Daffern on August 30, 2010
An ascent of the northeast ridge of Peak 466270, the northernmost peak of the Mount Glasgow massif, which is an easy scramble from Glasgow Creek.
by Gillean Daffern on August 19, 2010
Rainy Summit Ridge is an alternate route to Powderface Ridge that can be used to make a loop using the old pack trail that parallels the highway.
by Tony Daffern on July 5, 2010
The area between Station Flats and Canyon Creek Road has become a popular mountain biking destination, with more bikers than hikers on many of the trails. A map shows the conglomeration of trails in the area including some new “Downhill Specific” trails.
by Gillean Daffern on May 7, 2010
A lament on the lost art of routing trails, and why we should follow the Powderface Creek pack trail to maintain the tread.
by Tony Daffern on April 26, 2010
Tired of the muddy Prairie Link Trail trail? Here are a couple of alternatives spring hikes using Prairie and Powderface Creeks that can be done as single loops or combined for a satisfying short day out.
by Brenda Everitt on March 11, 2010
I had not hiked up the access road before and it’s been years since I’d even driven the road. So, I was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable it was. At this time of year, the road is in the sunshine almost the whole way. And the views along the way were pretty impressive.