Fir Creek Provincial Recreation Area in Kananaskis Improvement District, Alberta

Fir Creek Provincial Recreation Area in Kananaskis Improvement District is a nature reserve. Fir Creek Provincial Recreation Area is near Bull Creek Hills South Route.

Leisure
nature reserve

Parking

  • Sentinel Day Use – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Salter Creek Parking – approx. 12,1 km.
  • Day Use Area – approx. 26,3 km.
  • Wolf Creek – approx. 26,4 km.
  • Day Use Area – approx. 26,5 km.
  • Sandy McNabb Interpretive Trail – approx. 26,7 km.
  • Indian Oils – approx. 26,9 km.
  • Highwood Meadows – approx. 37,0 km.

Picnic site

  • Lower Lake – approx. 46,9 km.

Campsite

  • Etherington Creek – approx. 7,7 km.
  • Cataract Creek – approx. 12,8 km.
  • Three Point Mountain Campground – approx. 36,2 km.
  • Elbow Lake – approx. 41,3 km.
  • Big Elbow – approx. 42,0 km.
  • Tombstone Backcountry – approx. 42,4 km.
  • Mt Sarrail – approx. 46,4 km.

Supermarkets

  • Boulton Creek Trading Post – approx. 46,6 km.

Viewpoint

  • Fir Creek Point – approx. 1,6 km.
  • Spaulding Point – approx. 25,1 km.
  • Benches – approx. 28,5 km.
  • Arch – approx. 37,9 km.
  • View of the Lake in front of Mt. Sarrail – approx. 46,7 km.
  • Lower Ridge – approx. 48,2 km.

Sanitary dump stations

  • Sani Station – approx. 27,3 km.

Tourist information offices

  • "END OF TRAIL" – approx. 46,8 km.