Powderface Creek Trail
Powderface Creek Trail Map

Powderface Creek Trail

Bragg Creek and Sheep River
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Powderface Creek Trail

Powderface Creek Trail

Distance: 7.7mi
Elevation: 1,814ft
Time: 3.5-5h

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The Powderface Creek trail in Kananaskis is a popular hiking, biking, and horseback trail, so be aware of traffic when you are using this trail. This route is well-maintained and follows an open bench that offers incredible views of the Elbow Valley. The wildflowers are plentiful midsummer as well.

Powderface Creek Trail Map

Getting there

From Bragg Creek, join the AB-22 south followed by the AB-66 west and continue 11.8mi to the Powderface Creek trailhead on your right.

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When to do

May-October

Backcountry Campsites

No

Pets allowed

Yes - On Leash

Family friendly

Older Children only

Route Signage

Average

Crowd Levels

High

Route Type

Out and back


Powderface Creek Trail
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Powderface Creek Hike Description

Leaving the parking area, it is easy to find the Powderface Creek trail right away. This can get quite busy; however, due to various activities welcome on this trail, users become spread out. The first half of the trail is gentle and smooth before it becomes slightly steeper with some rocky terrain. The simple out-and-back is easy to follow with plenty of opportunities to create interesting circuits and longer routes.

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