Mountain Parks: A Cycling Experience

Breathtaking scenery right from your saddle

Cycling in Canada's Mountain Parks © Parks Canada / Jocelyn Nadeau

Deep valleys and jagged mountain peaks. Windswept prairies and dense old-growth forests. Still lakes and fast-moving rivers and streams. An astonishing assortment of birds, plants and wild animals. All from the saddle of your bike.

Whether you’re a casual rider or a technical expert, cycling offers a special way to experience the diversity of Canada’s mountain parks.

Enjoy an expanding variety of well-marked trails and roads for all skill levels. Appreciate both natural wonders and historic sites more profoundly through an increasing number of interpretive signs. Benefit from a growing community of local enthusiasts and bike shops to help you make the most of your experience.

There has never been a better time to enjoy cycling in Canada's mountain parks.

Glacier National Park

Only road cycling on the Trans-Canada Highway is currently permitted in Glacier National Park.

More Information

For more information on cycling in Canada’s mountain parks, contact the parks directly by using the information and links below:

Banff National Park
Telephone: 403-762-1550 (Mountain Time)
Email: banff.vrc@pc.gc.ca 

Lake Louise Visitor Centre
Telephone: 403-522-3833 (Mountain Time)
Email: ll.info@pc.gc.ca 

Jasper National Park
Telephone: 780-852-6176 (Mountain Time)
Email: jnp.info@pc.gc.ca

Mount Revelstoke National Park and Glacier National Park
Telephone: 250-837-7500 (Pacific Time)
Email: revglacier.reception@pc.gc.ca 

Kootenay National Park
Telephone: 250.347.9505 (Mountain Time)
Email: kootenay.info@pc.gc.ca 

Waterton Lakes National Park
Telephone: 403-859-5133 (Mountain Time)
Email: waterton.info@pc.gc.ca 

Yoho National Park
Telephone: 250-343-6783 (Mountain Time)
Email: yoho.info@pc.gc.ca