Peter Lougheed Park encompasses vast areas of sub-alpine and alpine terrain, including the Highwood Pass, the highest altitude drivable pass in Canada, and the ever-popular High Rockies Trail. This park receives relatively fewer visitors than Banff, however it is gaining in popularity as its phenomenal scenery and ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping and paddling, do not disappoint. In the winter, snowshoeing around the Kananaskis Lakes in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park is a popular activity Ã_x0090_ our PDF booklet provides information on where to find the best snowshoeing trails in the park. The PDF bundle includes large and small scale topographic maps, including a detailed park overview map and trail map of the Kananaskis Lakes area, making it easy to find the Peter Lougheed destination you are looking for. The 12 page booklet also highlights Things to Know, Things to See & Do, contact information, places to camp or stay, day-use areas, and countless recreational activities for things like fishing, trails, paddling, rock climbing, wildlife viewing and winter sports. Covering Peter Lougheed Provincial Park like no other guidebook or map, this is the perfect guide to get you away from it all!