Bull Creek Hills Loop
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The Bull Creek Hills Loop trail calls for hikers who have decent route-finding skills and can prepare for a big day in the mountains. The trail is faint and at some points not even recognizable. Confident and strong hikers will enjoy this exciting traverse while beginners should stay away from this one.
Route Description for Bull Creek Hills Loop
The hike begins 100 m from the large wooden Kananaskis sign. It starts by making its way up through some tall grasses where you can see your objectives. Be sure to have a GPS track with you because the trail can disappear and some areas require route-finding. The route gets very steep at times, but this is quickly rewarded with incredible wildflowers and panoramic vistas. Traverse along the skyline tagging all the high points of the hills along the way before returning back to your vehicle.
Getting to the Bull Creek Hills Loop Trailhead
Take Highway 40 southbound for 100.0 km before turning left onto AB-541 and continuing on this road for 5.0 km before pulling over on either side of the road. The trailhead starts 100 m west of the large Kananaskis Country sign.
Route Information
When to do:
Mid-June-September
Backcountry Campsites:
No
Pets allowed:
Yes
Family friendly:
No
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Low
Route Type:
Circuit
Bull Creek Hills Loop Elevation Graph
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