Tunnel Campground Loop
Beginners and kids will have a blast on this entry-level trail.
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Tunnel Campground Loop Details
If you're just starting out mountain biking, or have some beginners in your group, this is a terrific trail to get your mountain biking legs. Starting at the Tunnel Mountain Campground, the simple, entry-level trail loops around the campground, with plenty of spots to stop and adjust your technique, or even rest a bit. When riding, be aware that you share the trail with campers out for a walk, and keep your eyes open - you may spot elk, deer, or even coyote on your ride. Trail guides and cycling maps are available, and be sure to follow the park's rules and regulations to make the most of your ride: be bear aware; ride on designated trails; avoid riding during extreme conditions; help preserve the trails' quality; know your limits; yield to other riders; and, of course, leave no trace. **Trail Type:** Loop **Difficulty:** Easy **Distance:** 12.8 kilometers round trip (8 miles) **Trailhead:** Tunnel Mountain Campground
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Tunnel Campground Loop
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Tunnel Mountain Summit
No need to get into your car to access this hike - you can get to the trailhead easily, right in downtown Banff.
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Tunnel Mountain Scenic Drive
A short drive just outside of the Town of Banff is big on highlights.
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Tarry-A-While
Three treed lots were transformed into this residence, Tarry-a-while.
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Beaver Lodge
The Beaver Lodge was built in 1914 as a boarding house rental property, among the first in Banff National Park.
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Tanglewood
The oldest building in Banff is believed to be Tanglewood, built in 1886.
