Landslide Lake Interpretive Fire Trail (E2-8)
Site Details
This site is approximately 170 km W of Rocky Mountain House, and within the 5,700 hectare 2009 Upper North Saskatchewan Prescribed Burn. The Interpretive Trail teaches people about fire ecology and the role of fire in forest management. The trail consists of two loops: the Short Loop is an easy 400 m walk through aspen forest, and the Long Loop is a 2 km walk through more hilly areas of the burn. Interpretive signs are found along the trail, and a brochure can be picked up on site and from AEP, Parks Canada and ACA offices. Wildlife in the area includes elk, bear, sheep, deer and woodpeckers.
Restrictions
Day use only. No open fires. Foot access only.
Partners
Alberta Conservation Association, Government of Alberta, Mountain Equipment Co-op, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation
Quarter Sections
SW-15-035-18-W5M
Wildlife Management Units
426
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