Conditions Report 

Conditions Report:

Smoky skies, foggy head? Wake your eyes on our trails instead!

Trail / RouteStatusNotes
Lake Trail✅ OpenGood condition. Take a two-minute walk down to the Beach and find some of the best views of the Three Bears peaks.  
Fir Trail✅ OpenGood condition. Offers a great canopy for sunny days.
Rail Trail✅ OpenGood condition. This trail is a popular area for Moose. Be wildlife aware. 
Lazy Lizard Bike Trail✅ OpenGood condition. Please note this is a two-way trail. Make noise and have fun.
Old Growth Trail✅ OpenMostly in good condition with one muddy zone on the lower portion of the trail. 
Tamarack Trail Viewpoint ✅ OpenGood condition.  
Tamarack Trail Summit✅ OpenGood condition. Trail building in process on Summit Ridge, follow signage. 
Mount Baldy Trail✅ OpenGood condition.
Mount Baldy Loop✅ OpenGood condition. We recommend starting the Loop using the trailhead at the bottom of the Red Eagle Lodge. 
Spineback Trail✅ OpenGood condition. The wildflowers are in bloom and the fossils are waiting for you to find them!
Goldilocks Loop Trail⚠️ Caution AdvisedThere is snow covering sections of the trail. Follow the blue spray paint. If you are scrambling, you are off trail.
Big White Peak Route⚠️ Caution AdvisedThere is no trail. You have to navigate your way throught rock and snow patches to find your way to the summit from the Spineback trail.
Cabin Ridge Route⚠️ Caution AdvisedConditions unknown. Expect fallen trees and overgrown sections.
Lizard Lake Route⚠️ Caution AdvisedConditions unknown. Expect fallen trees and overgrown sections.
Heiko’s Trail⚠️ Caution AdvisedThanks to FTA who cleared down trees from Harley Road to the Three Sister's Pass. The trail is now open but expect some snow covered sections with smaller debris and a few smaller down trees south of the Three Sister's Pass.
Fire Danger Rating ExtremeJuly 31st 2026
Conditions can change rapidly due to weather. Please travel prepared, wear appropriate clothing and footwear, and allow extra time for routes with snow, fallen trees, or overgrown sections. 
Be prepared for wildlife encounters, carry bear spray, remain alert, make lots of noise and keep dogs on a leash. 
Please check our Operations Calendar before your visit to confirm that the access road is open if you plan to leave your vehicle in our parking lot. 

Thank you for helping us protect wildlife and maintain a safe experience for all visitors.  

 

 

 

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