Fenland Trail
The self-guided interpretive trail is shaded by a canopy of old-growth spruce trees.
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Fenland Trail Details
The short, self-guided interpretive loop trail not only provides the opportunity to learn more about the local ecosystem, but is shaded by a canopy of old-growth spruce. You may even spot wildlife who call this area home, such as elk. More detailed trail descriptions and maps are available at Banff National Park and Parks Canada Visitor Centres, and remember when out on the trails that cell phone service is not reliable. The trailhead for this hike is in the Fenland Trail parking area, off of Mount Norquay Road.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
2.1 km
Estimated time
40 min.
Region
N/A
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Fenland Trail
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Vermillion Lake Scenic Drive
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Vermillion Lakes
Mount Rundle takes the spotlight during this ride.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Station - Banff
Built in 1910, the Canadian Pacific Railway Station is still in use today.
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Visitor Information Kiosk
This info kiosk supplements the Banff Visitor Center and is also found in downtown Banff.
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Vermilion Lakes
Three lakes in a natural wetland offer incredible wildlife viewing and easy paddling.
