Crowsnest Pass East Recreation & Topographic Map (Southern Alberta)

The Ultimate Crowsnest Pass Recreation Map

This is the ultimate recreation topographic map for the Crowsnest Pass East area in Southern Alberta. Whether you are planning a hiking trip, an ATV excursion, or a backcountry hunting trip, this map provides unparalleled detail.

No other map for the area gives you this high level of recreational or topographic detail, making it essential for exploring Bob Creek Provincial Park, the Castle Special Management Area, and the communities of Crowsnest Pass, Blairmore, and Lundbreck.

Map Features and Coverage Highlights

This 1:75,000 scale map covers 2,465 sq km (950 mi sq) and is packed with the information you need for a safe and successful outdoor adventure:

• Trails & Access: Highlights all logging and resource roads, plus all multi-use trails for:

  • Hikers & Mountain Bikers

  • Horseback Riders & Snowshoers

  • Motorized trails for ATVers and Snowmobilers

• Recreational POIs: Clearly marked locations for campgrounds, day-use areas, viewpoints, backcountry campsites, huts, and cabins.

• Waterways: Features Crowsnest Lake and the Crowsnest River, Oldman River Reservoir, and labelled fish species for anglers.

• Resource Management Areas: Includes boundaries for Crown Forest Management Areas and Public Land Use Zones (PLUZ).

• Key Landmarks: Mt Secord, Bellevue, and work camps/oil & gas sites.

Featured Locations

• Bob Creek Provincial Park

• Castle Special Management Area

• Crowsnest Pass (Blairmore, Lundbreck, Bellevue)

• Crowsnest Lake & Crowsnest River

• Oldman River Reservoir

Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) Coverage

Hunters and wildlife enthusiasts will find the following Wildlife Management Units (WMU) clearly outlined on the map:

• WMU 302 - Pincher Creek

• WMU 303 - Crowsnest Pass

• WMU 305 - South Porcupine Hills

• WMU 306 - Willow Valley

• WMU 308 - Happy Valley

• WMU 400 - Castle-Carbondale

• WMU 402 - Livingstone