Glenbow Trail Glenb o wT r ail Bowl Link Bowbend Trail B o w b e n d T r a il Ba d ger B ow l Bo w b e n d Tr ail Yod el L o o p Yo d e l L o o p B o w Ri v e r L o op McP h er s o n T r ail Tiger Lily Loop B e a rsp a w Trail The Nar r ow s Gl e n b o w Tra i l S c o tt T rai l d R w o b n e l G Highway 1A Corrals Park Office Glenbow Store Michael's Creek Glenbow Village Bowbend Junction Waverley Chimney Windmill Lookout 3.3 2.2 1.0 1.4 2.6 1.1 0.9 1.8 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.1 0.4 0.6 0.3 0.5 0.2 0.6 0.3 0.6 1.1 1.2 0.3 1.1 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.6 0 . 8 1.6 0.3 0.3 0.5 Town of Cochrane Town of Cochrane City of Calgary 0 1 2 0.5 Kilometres Legend Facilities Parking Crossing Picnic Park Office Viewpoint Kiosk Washroom Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park Ministerial Closures Municipal Boundary Road Railway Water Park Pathways Paved Pathway Granular Pathway You Are Here Chevrons indicate significant hills. The arrows point up the hills. The number of chevrons indicate difficulty. Chevrons close together indicate a steep climb while chevrons far apart indicate a steady climb. Have a Great Day at the Park! Be prepared by bringing a full water bottle, snacks, and layered clothing, including a hat and sturdy walking shoes. The pathways have many steep sections, and there can be long distances between parking lots, washrooms, and viewpoints. Come back to visit many times, so you can experience different areas of the Park or take part in guided programs. Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park Park Etiquette • Stay on pathways and obey all posted signs. It is a legal requirement for bikes to stay on designated pathways only. • It is a legal requirement for dogs to be leashed at all times in the Provincial Park. Dog waste must be picked up and removed. • Liquor is prohibited. • Do not remove natural or historical items from the Park. Railway in the Park • The Canadian Pacific Railway mainline runs through the Park. Crossing is limited to designated, controlled railway crossings. • The railway right-of-way is private property and trespassers will be prosecuted. • Keep your children and dogs safe by keeping well away from the railway tracks. For Park Information phone 403-851-9053. EMERGENCY phone 911. Join the Legacy Your donations to the Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation will help to create the pathways, unique spaces, buildings, and Park Programs for you to enjoy today - and always. Learn how you can contribute at www.grpf.ca or by calling 403-851-9053 The Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation is the heart of Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park. Donations to the Foundation are used to design and develop the Park's infrastructure, support environmental reclamation, and coordinate volunteer, education, and research programs. www.glenbowranchpark.ca Cattle in the Park • The Park is a working ranch, where grazing cattle help to keep grasslands healthy. • Keep your children and dogs safe by keeping well away from cattle fence lines. • Do not cross fence lines or approach cattle. Ministerial Closure Areas • Sensitive areas of the Park have been closed to public access by Ministerial Order. • Charges for disturbing natural or cultural features of the park or entering closed areas can result in $5000.00 fines. Please obey all posted signs. • You may see staff or volunteers working in these areas. Report any unauthorized access to the Park Office Trail Closure Locations are marked in ORANGE : Dates of Closure Location of Closure Reason Until Further Notice Bearspaw Trail Grasslands Management - Cattle at Large Until Further Notice North Scott Trail Maintenance Facility Area
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Glenbow Trail
Glenbow Trail
Bowl L
ink
Bowbend Trail
BowbendTrail
Badger Bowl
Bowbe nd Trail
Yodel Loop
Yodel L oop
Bow River Loop
McP hersonTrail
Tiger LilyLoop
BearspawTrail
The Narrows
Glenbow Trail
Scot
t Tra
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wobnelG
Highway 1A
Corrals
Park Office
Glenbow Store
Michael's Creek
Glenbow Village
Bowbend JunctionWaverley Chimney
Windmill Lookout
3.3
2.2
1.0
1.4
2.6
1.1
0.9
1.8
0.5
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0.3
0.5
0.2
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0.6 1.1
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Town ofCochrane
Town ofCochrane
City of Calgary
0 1 20.5
Kilometres
Legend
Facilities
Parking
Crossing Picnic
Park Office Viewpoint
Kiosk Washroom
Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park
Ministerial Closures
Municipal Boundary
Road Railway
Water
Park Pathways
Paved Pathway
Granular Pathway
You Are Here
Chevrons indicate significant hills.The arrows point up the hills. Thenumber of chevrons indicate difficulty. Chevrons close together indicate a steep climb while chevrons far apart indicate a steady climb.
Have a Great Day at the Park!Be prepared by bringing a full water bottle, snacks, and layered clothing, including a hat and sturdy walking shoes. The pathways have many steep sections, and there can be long distances between parking lots, washrooms, and viewpoints. Come back to visit many times, so you can experience di�erent areas of the Park or take part in guided programs.
Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park
Park Etiquette • Stay on pathways and obey all posted signs. It is a legal
requirement for bikes to stay on designated pathways only.
• It is a legal requirement for dogs to be leashed at all times in the Provincial Park. Dog waste must be picked up and removed.
• Liquor is prohibited. • Do not remove natural or historical items from the Park.
Railway in the Park • The Canadian Pacific Railway mainline runs through the
Park. Crossing is limited to designated, controlled railway crossings.
• The railway right-of-way is private property and trespassers will be prosecuted.
• Keep your children and dogs safe by keeping well away from the railway tracks.
For Park Information phone 403-851-9053. EMERGENCY phone 911.
Join the Legacy
Your donations to the Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation will help to create the pathways, unique spaces, buildings, and Park Programs for you to enjoy today - and always. Learn how you can contribute at www.grpf.ca or by calling 403-851-9053
The Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation is the heart of Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park. Donations to the Foundation are used to design and develop the Park's infrastructure, support environmental reclamation, and coordinate volunteer, education, and research programs.
www.glenbowranchpark.ca Cattle in the Park • The Park is a working ranch, where grazing cattle help to
keep grasslands healthy. • Keep your children and dogs safe by keeping well away
from cattle fence lines.• Do not cross fence lines or approach cattle.
Ministerial Closure Areas • Sensitive areas of the Park have been closed to public
access by Ministerial Order. • Charges for disturbing natural or cultural features of the
park or entering closed areas can result in $5000.00 fines. Please obey all posted signs.
• You may see staff or volunteers working in these areas. Report any unauthorized access to the Park Office
Trail Closure Locations are marked in ORANGE:Dates of Closure Location of Closure ReasonUntil Further Notice Bearspaw Trail Grasslands Management - Cattle at LargeUntil Further Notice North Scott Trail Maintenance Facility Area
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