Longer Winter Walks

Here are some longer winter walks. After a major snowfall you may want to carry snowshoes. Microspikes are recommended when melt-freeze starts usually mid February.
At higher elevations, where there is more snow, you may be able to walk on trails early in the morning, assuming they freeze overnight, but you will be post-holeing later in the day without snowshoes.

Yamnuska Aspen Jungle Loop	8.4 km loop	39 m	Bow Valley
Riverbank Loop	10.9 km loop	127 m	Bow Valley
Raven's End – Yamnuska	7.5 km return	520 m	Bow Valley
Bow Valley Provincial Park Loop	8.7 km return	156 m	Bow Valley
Yamnuska Great Moraine Loop	8.6 km loop	109 m	Bow Valley
Lusk Creek Valley Loop	8.1 km loop	214 m	Kananaskis Valley
Prairie View Trail	12.0 km return	633 m	Kananaskis Valley
Snagmore Hill	8.8 km loop	162 m	Elbow Valley
Elbow Valley - Riverview Loop	7.6 km return	240 m	Elbow Valley
Pneuma - Family Guy Loop	12.7 km loop	551 m	Elbow Valley
Prairie Link Loop	12.3 km loop	395 m	Elbow Valley
Prairie Mountain	8.0 km return	690 m	Elbow Valley
Sugar Daddy - Sugar Momma	12.4 km loop	502 m	Elbow Valley
Ranger Hill Loop	10.2 km loop	340 m	West Bragg–Elbow
Telephone Ridge South	9.7 km loop	339 m	West Bragg–Elbow
Snowy Owl - Strange Brew	8.4 km loop	226 m	West Bragg–Elbow
North Bragg Loop	8.6 km loop	370 m	West Bragg–Elbow
Grouse Ridge	4.2 km 12	260 m	Jumpingpound
Eagle Hill via Seventy Buck	8.2 km return	305 m	Jumpingpound
Jumpingpound Loop	9.5 km loop	244 m	Jumpingpound
High Noon Hills	5.9 km return	320 m	Sheep River
Wolf Creek Hill	6.0 km return	300 m	Sheep River
Muley Ridge Loop	6.6 km loop	320 m	Sheep River
Neato-Aspen-9999 Loop	7.8 km loop	390 m	North Fork
Sinnot Hill	7.4 km return	250 m	North Fork
Grass Pass	5.4 km return	427 m	Highwood East