Cross-Country Ski

Wide former road with trackset classic-ski lanes and a skate lane when maintained. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules. Avalanche terrain begins beyond the groomed viewpoint area.

Forested loop with moderate climbs and descents. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Classic route following the historic tramway grade. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules. Lower section to the Bow River bridge is steep and narrow.

Classic route linking Lake Louise Village and the lakeshore via the historic tramway grade. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Lake-surface and shoreline ski route when officially marked and maintained. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Technical forested ski trail with steeper turns and sustained effort. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Old highway route to the Continental Divide; trackset classic-ski lanes and skate lane when maintained. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Gentle forest connector named for Bill Peyto. Dog access is restricted; verify current rules.

Gentler Telemark option with rolling forest terrain.

Flat campground-area loop with trackset classic-ski lanes and a skate lane when maintained. Dogs on leash permitted.

Valley-floor route along the Bow River. Dogs on leash permitted.

Flagship Pipestone-system circuit with rolling forest terrain. Check Parks Canada for current access and grooming.

Pipestone-system connector suited to steady classic-ski mileage. Check Parks Canada for current access and grooming.

Quiet forested Pipestone-system loop. Check Parks Canada for current access and grooming.

Shorter, gentle Pipestone-system loop. Check Parks Canada for current access and grooming.