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Nordegg area

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This georeferenced map of the Nordegg area in the Bighorn Backcountry shows its location, access road and trails, and other features of the area. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer,... More ≫

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This georeferenced map of the Nordegg area in the Bighorn Backcountry shows its location, access road and trails, and other features of the area. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional interactive enhancements that can only be accessed through specific reader apps.

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Elbow Loop public recreation trail

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This georeferenced map of the Elbow Loop public recreation trail shows designated snow vehicle trails for 2019. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional... More ≫

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This georeferenced map of the Elbow Loop public recreation trail shows designated snow vehicle trails for 2019. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional interactive enhancements that can only be accessed through specific reader apps.

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Bighorn Backcountry [2019]

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This georeferenced map of the full Bighorn Backcountry Public Land Use Zone shows its location, access road and trails, and other features of the area. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF... More ≫

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This georeferenced map of the full Bighorn Backcountry Public Land Use Zone shows its location, access road and trails, and other features of the area. This map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional interactive enhancements that can only be accessed through specific reader apps.

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Bighorn Backcountry : Allstones Area

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This brochure presents a map of the trail system in the Allstones area of the Bighorn Backcountry and provides information on proper use of the area to ensure protection of the environment.

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Bighorn Backcountry : Cline River Corridor area

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This brochure presents a map of the trail system in the Cline River Corridor area of the Bighorn Backcountry and provides information on proper use of the area to ensure protection of the environment.

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Bat houses in Alberta

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Provides information about bat houses in Alberta.

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Wild flowers : Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park

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Each spring, Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park comes to life with the subtle and inspiring beauty of prairie wild flowers. The diverse habitats found in the Park have allowed a wide variety of... More ≫

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Each spring, Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park comes to life with the subtle and inspiring beauty of prairie wild flowers. The diverse habitats found in the Park have allowed a wide variety of plant life to flourish. A number of species that are rare in the province, and in Canada, are protected within the Park. This checklist will help you enjoy the wild flowers of Writing-on-Stone.

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Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park facilities guide

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Guide describing rooms, indoor and outdoor facilities, equipment, amenities, tours and booking guidelines for the Canmore Nordic Centre.

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Birding : Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park

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Writing-on-Stone is home to a number of significant bird species. Some birds, such as the Rufous-sided Towhee and Rock Wren, are scarce in Alberta, but common in the Park. This brochure provides... More ≫

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Writing-on-Stone is home to a number of significant bird species. Some birds, such as the Rufous-sided Towhee and Rock Wren, are scarce in Alberta, but common in the Park. This brochure provides information to assist birdwatchers, and includes a checklist of bird species that might be found in the park

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Fish Creek Provincial Park : Brown-Lowery Provincial Park : park notes

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The park is named for the founders of the Home Oil Company, James Lowery and Robert Brown. The company donated the land to the government of Alberta in 1969 for it to be kept in its natural state.... More ≫

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The park is named for the founders of the Home Oil Company, James Lowery and Robert Brown. The company donated the land to the government of Alberta in 1969 for it to be kept in its natural state. It became a Provincial Recreation Area in 1974, and in 1992 was designated as Brown-Lowery Provincial Park.

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