Lower Stoney Squaw
Intermediate riders can easily refine their technical skills on the Lower Stoney Squaw mountain biking trail.
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Lower Stoney Squaw Details
If you're an intermediate mountain biker who's looking to refine your technical skills, check out the Lower Stoney Squaw trail in Banff National Park. On this ride, you'll ride down the ski area service road, passing a day lodge along the way; keep your eyes peeled for the trail entrance on the right. Once on the trail, you'll continue dropping to the highway below, riding through rough and rocky sections that will test your technical skills on the fast, technical descent. A few things to keep in mind when riding the Lower Stoney Squaw trail: watch for bears and horses (both may be found along the trail), and close the fence gate once you pass through. 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**: Out and Back **Difficulty:** Moderate **Distance:** 9.8 kilometers round trip (6 miles) **Trailhead:** Mt. Norway Ski Area parking area
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