The 10 Best Biking Trails in Alberta, Alberta

April 8, 2022 Renato Branum

Discover the best top things to do in Alberta, Alberta including Hinton Bike Park, Red Willow Trails, Alberta Mountain Bike Adventures, West Bragg Creek Day Use Area, Rath Bicycle, Whitecourt Mountain Bike Park, Calgary Pathway System, Prairie View Trail, Fullerton Loop Trail, Confluence Park, Calgary.
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1. Hinton Bike Park

Robb Road, Hinton, Alberta Canada http://www.bikehinton.com
Excellent
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5.0 based on 24 reviews

Hinton Bike Park

Reviewed By kmA9814SU

This park has everything for all skill levels and features a diverse trail system that is surprisingly remote and difficult. Be sure to read the maps and Trailforks.com to find the best trails and access to downhill trails. The skills park is great for kids (locals often have birthday parties here). It's also just a nice place to hike and explore too. If you're a visitor with some extra time be sure to also visit the Brule bike park! If you're travelling to Edmonton also check out the Velosolutions pump tracks that Yellowhead County built along Highway 16 (Marlboro, Peers, Niton, Wildwood and Evansburg) For those looking for more core mountain biking visit the local bike shop (Vicious Cycle) and ask staff to direct you to the Hinton Nordic Centre for the Froehler Coaster trails. As always bring bear spray for chance encounters with bears and cougars. It doesn't happen often but it does happen.

2. Red Willow Trails

St Albert, AB 47 Riel Dr, St. Albert, Alberta T8N 3Z2 Canada http://stalbert.ca/rec/parks/trails/
Excellent
84%
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5.0 based on 32 reviews

Red Willow Trails

Reviewed By MichaelP24442 - St. Albert, Canada

This is a St Albert hidden gem.The total walk extends for several miles on both sides of the Sturgeon River, though most days I (and my wife) walk the south side for half a mile, have a coffee, and walk back home. Total activity 45 min. The trail is well-used by joggers, cyclists, and other strollers. It is kept clear of snow in winter by superb maintenance crews and borders for the most part a natural riparian vista: geese, ducks, the occasional heron (yesterday), muskrats and beavers abound!

3. Alberta Mountain Bike Adventures

269 Valley Springs Terr NW, Calgary, Alberta T3B 5P8 Canada +1 403-689-1190 [email protected] http://www.abmba.com
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5.0 based on 7 reviews

Alberta Mountain Bike Adventures

Full service, mountain bike adventures with guided hosts in the Calgary-Banff area. 1 to 5 day, custom and private adventures available. Standard package includes hotel, transportation daily to and from mountain locations, rental bike, fresh prepared lunch and snacks.2 hosts for a maximum of 8 guests for superior service, safety and adventure experience.

4. West Bragg Creek Day Use Area

West Bragg Creek Road at West End of Road - it Ends in The Day Use Area, Bragg Creek, Alberta T0L 0K0 Canada +1 403-678-0760 http://braggcreektrails.org
Excellent
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5.0 based on 11 reviews

West Bragg Creek Day Use Area

Reviewed By BenLar137 - Calgary, Canada

This is a popular destination for locals, Calgarians and visitors wanting something fun to do and see, but not wanting to drive too far. It's only a 45 minute drive from Calgary on good roads. The paved parking area has been beautifully expanded, with several extra pit toilets and lots of benches to use to sit and put on your gear. And there is truly something for everyone! On our recent visit mid-November, we saw mountain bikers and fat-tire bikers, trail runners, snowshoers, walkers, hikers and large family groups out for a stroll. There were even a few cross-country skiers, but there wasn't enough snow to groom the trails - skiers should always consult the web site for trail conditions. On this visit, we started with snowshoes, but there wasn't enough snow even for that, but enjoyed a good workout and excellent views using our micro spikes on our 9 km hike.

5. Rath Bicycle

RiverWalk, Bow River, Calgary, Alberta T2G 0H3 Canada +1 403-617-5627 [email protected] http://rathbicycle.com
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5.0 based on 5 reviews

Rath Bicycle

Family Owned and Run bicycle shop. We restore and sell vintage bikes, classic style commuters and rent! We are open Thursday- Monday, but happy to come meet you down at our shop any day of the week just call, email or text us. 12 h notice is ideal for the weekdays we are not open! The goal is simple. We want you to have a huge smile on your face when your done riding one of our bikes. We get whether you are visiting or just don't have a bike, rental bikes seem worn, used and unloved. Ours are different with daily checks and weekly maintenance to make sure memories are made on these classic city cruisers!

6. Whitecourt Mountain Bike Park

Tower Road, Whitecourt, Alberta Canada http://Bikewhitecourt.com
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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Whitecourt Mountain Bike Park

Reviewed By Activityadvocate

A hidden gem within our community that NEEDS more recognition! A great way to stay active with the whole family. Great for any level of mountain biker. There are numerous trails within the town limits and the park itself is amazing! Beautifully planned. The only thing I would add is an approach off the highway leading into the park.

7. Calgary Pathway System

Calgary Parks and Recreation, Calgary, Alberta T2P 2M5 Canada +1 403-268-3888 [email protected] http://thecityofcalgary.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html
Excellent
71%
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4.5 based on 570 reviews

Calgary Pathway System

A series of paths used for recreational purposes.

Reviewed By coldbike

These are some of the best recreational pathways I have seen anywhere. I have biked and walked many of them, and they are all different and all enjoyable. From Forest, to prairie, to river bank, to inner city, these paths have it all.

8. Prairie View Trail

Highway 40 Barrier Dam Day Use Area, Alberta Canada +1 403-678-0760 https://www.albertaparks.ca/parks/kananaskis/kananaskis-country/advisories-public-safety/trail-reports/bow-valley/prairie-view/
Excellent
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Good
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4.5 based on 13 reviews

Prairie View Trail

Reviewed By Navigator559605

Sept.9/18 a group of three of us did this hike in 3 hours with a 20 min stop at the top. 360 degree views at the top of mountain ranges and barrier lake on one side and prairies on the other. This hike is suitable for all ages - we passed people ranging from 5-70 year old, and lots of friendly pups! The trail is wide the whole way except the last 30 metres. Fantastic hike!

9. Fullerton Loop Trail

Allen Bill Day Use Access Road, Alberta Canada http://www.albertaparks.ca/kananaskis-country/advisories-public-safety/trail-reports/elbow-valley/fullerton-loop/
Excellent
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4.5 based on 20 reviews

Fullerton Loop Trail

Reviewed By deathracerJH - Okotoks, Canada

Great hike! Easy access and well marked. I came here after work to get some forest time and enjoy the spring weather that finally arrived. I was the only one on the trail, relaxing and very enjoyable. Not a far drive from the city and well worth the drive.

10. Confluence Park, Calgary

Nose Creek, Calgary, Alberta Canada
Excellent
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4.5 based on 2 reviews

Confluence Park, Calgary

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