Transit-first trails
Routes accessible by rail and local shuttle services
Trails linked to rail and low-emission local transport for easier access; prefer paved routes to minimize erosion.
Updated: July 2024
Lake loop viewpoints
A gentle loop with boardwalk sections to protect wetlands and fragile shores, with the best light at dawn.
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Shoreline eco route
A signed lakeside route with designated picnic spots and marked entry points; stay on the path to keep the shoreline resilient.
Arrange public transit connections
Wildlife valley walk
A classic early-morning route for wildlife spotting: keep to gravel paths, respect quiet zones, and follow park restrictions.
Park guidelines
Glacier education trail
A marked path with climate indicators showing glacier retreat; keep distance from unstable zones and follow local safety guidance.
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Bike-friendly eco loops
Smooth-flow trails with strengthened surfaces
Lakeside promenades with designated lanes
Picturesque gorge overlooks along sturdy paths
Gravel farm routes with light traffic