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Best hikes in Lakeland Provincial Park

6 hiking trails in Lakeland Provincial Park, from 3 easy walks to 1 hard days. Every trail on one map with distance, elevation gain and difficulty. Ranked by trail score, which weighs scenery, trail quality and how often each trail is photographed and visited.

How we rank trails Ranked by trail score, highest first.

Trails
6
Total distance
65km
Easy
3
Moderate
2
Hard
1

Part of Alberta Lakeland

Top 5

Sorted by rank
  1. 1Mosquito Lake TrailNear Tweedie · Lakeland Provincial ParkModerate · 10.4 km · 196 m gain · 3 h 15 minLake · Camping · Passes Jackson Lake48score
  2. 2Jackson Lake trailNear Tweedie · Lakeland Provincial ParkModerate · 6.5 km · 120 m gain · 2 hLake · Passes Jackson Lake44score
  3. 3McGuffin Lake portage trailNear Lac La Biche · Lakeland Provincial ParkEasy · 3.1 km · 105 m gain · 1 hLake · Passes McGuffin Lake and Blackett Lake30score
  4. 4Dabbs Lake Portage trailNear Tweedie · Lakeland Provincial ParkEasy · 2.8 km · 78 m gain · 55 minLake · Passes Kinnaird Lake and Dabbs Lake27score
  5. 5Blackett Lake Portage trailNear Lac La Biche · Lakeland Provincial ParkEasy · 1.5 km · 57 m gain · 30 minLake · Passes Kinnaird Lake and Blackett Lake24score

Plus 1 shorter or connecting trail on the map.

Questions

What is the best hike in Lakeland Provincial Park?
Mosquito Lake Trail ranks first: a 10.4 km out and back trail with 196 m of elevation gain, rated moderate.
What is the best easy hike in Lakeland Provincial Park?
McGuffin Lake portage trail, 3.1 km with 105 m of climbing.
What is the best lake hike in Lakeland Provincial Park?
Mosquito Lake Trail, 10.4 km with 196 m of climbing.
What is the hardest hike in Lakeland Provincial Park?
By elevation gain, Mosquito Lake Trail: 196 m over 10.4 km.
How many hiking trails are in Lakeland Provincial Park?
Hike Alberta maps 5 hiking trails in Lakeland Provincial Park.

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