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      Changing forest habitats, rolling hills and breathtaking viewscapes makes trail riding in Prince Albert National Park a thrill. From easy rides on smooth trails to more technical rides over rocks, roots and steep hills, the park offers a mountain biking experience that will entertain both novice and advanced riders.

      Pack panniers for an unforgettable camping experience. Why not combine a mountain bike adventure with a backcountry camping experience. The Grey Owl and Elk trails both offer great riding and camping facilities.

      Check the Visitor Centre for current information on trail conditions, weather forecasts and hazards. If planning on staying overnight in the backcountry, a Park Use Permit is required.

      Mountain biking is allowed on all designated trails however the following are recommended;

      Recommended trails:

      Spruce River Highlands Trail - 8.5 km
      Elk Trail - 13 km to 15 km (one way)
      Freight Tait Springs Trail - 2 km (one way)
      Hunters Lake Trail - 12 km (one way)
      Valley View Trail Network - 28.7 km
      Grey Owl Trail - 19.3 km (one way)
      Red Deer Trail Network - 19 km
      Fisher Trail - 6.3 km
      To reduce the impact on wildlife, the environment and other visitors, follow proper trail etiquette.

      Trail cycling code of ethics
      Stay on the trail. Riding around mud holes damages trailside vegetation.
      Treat other trail users with courtesy, especially on downhill stretches. Slow down when approaching blind spots.
      Use a bell or call out to alert other users and wildlife.
      Choose a trail that matches each rider’s abilities. Park staff or staff at bike shops can help suggest a suitable trail.
      Use bear bells on bikes and make noise when biking through shrubby areas or approaching corners. Review bear safety information before your trip.
      During wildlife encounters on the trail, stop and wait for the animals to move away.
      Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. This is often awkward and uncomfortable for both the rider and animal. Consider leaving pets at home or with friends.
      Horses have the right of way. In encounters with horse parties, dismount and stand a few feet off the trail (preferably on the downhill side) until the party has passed. When approaching from behind, stay a few metres back to avoid being kicked. Let horse riders know someone is nearby and wait for their instructions before passing.
      Bicycles can take you further into the backcountry than you can walk in a day. You are responsible for your own safety and be prepared to make your own repairs.
      Don't litter If you pack it in, please pack it out.
      Contact the Visitor Centre staff for up-to-date reports or to learn more about visitor safety.
      Primary Trail Type: Cross-Country
      Land Status: National Park
      Land Manager: Parks Canada
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      Region Details
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      Region Status
      Caution as of May 18, 2025

      Stats

      Avg Trail Rating
      Trails (view details)
      22
      Trails Mountain Bike
      17
      Trails E-Bike
      2
      Trails Horse
      1
      Trails Hike
      22
      Trails Trail Running
      22
      Trails Snowshoe
      11
      Trails Nordic Ski
      11
      Total Distance
      44 miles
      Total Descent
      2,198 ft
      Total Vertical
      341 ft
      Highest Trailhead
      2,032 ft
      Reports
      42
      Photos
      69
      Ridden Counter
      592

      Photos of Prince Albert National Park Mountain Bike

      18 |
      Sep 16, 2024 @ 3:52pm
      Sep 16, 2024
      24 |
      Oct 10, 2023 @ 7:32pm
      Oct 10, 2023
      38 |
      Sep 4, 2023 @ 7:31am
      Sep 4, 2023
      27 |
      Sep 4, 2023 @ 7:31am
      Sep 4, 2023
      35 |
      Sep 4, 2023 @ 7:31am
      Sep 4, 2023
      trail: Fisher Trail
      44 |
      Aug 18, 2023 @ 5:32pm
      Aug 18, 2023
      trail: Fisher Trail
      30 |
      Aug 18, 2023 @ 4:19pm
      Aug 18, 2023
      trail: Fisher Trail
      27 |
      Aug 18, 2023 @ 4:19pm
      Aug 18, 2023

      Videos of Prince Albert National Park Mountain Bike

      0:11 | | Jul 13, 2021
      Loop trail
      0:17 | 131 | May 16, 2020

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      May 17, 2025 @ 3:48pm
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      Recent Comments

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      ekaczortrailSpruce River Highlands TrailThis is a multi-use trail open to bikes. Not...
      Aug 10, 2021 @ 1:14pm
      Aug 10, 2021
      Groat07trailRed Deer Trail Red LoopRidden this trail a few times over the past 3...
      May 16, 2020 @ 10:23am
      May 16, 2020
      Groat07trailSpruce River Highlands TrailOne of the more fun trails to bike in the...
      Sep 24, 2019 @ 3:18pm
      Sep 24, 2019

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      Activity Type Stats

      activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
      Mountain Bike1742 miles1,873 ft14 miles200 ft
      #9,005#1365421304
      E-Bike22 miles56 ft1,014 ft59 ft
      4247
      Horse11 mile52 ft1,772 ft43 ft
      #3
      Hike2244 miles2,198 ft15 miles341 ft
      #7,969#13421113
      Trail Running2244 miles2,198 ft15 miles341 ft
      #7,944#1342128
      Snowshoe1132 miles1,637 ft12 miles200 ft
      #469#41817
      Nordic Ski1132 miles1,637 ft12 miles200 ft
      #306#31824
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