Squaw's Tit Route

Near Canmore · Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park

Easy · Out and back

Trail score 48 out of 100, from popularity, scenery and trail quality

About this trail

Squaw's Tit Route is a 3.1 km out and back trail near Canmore in Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park. It runs 1.5 km each way. The route gains 125 m in total and tops out at 1,468 m. Hike Alberta rates it easy. Allow about 1 hour of moving time. It meets Harvie Heights ridge traverse at 0.4 km. Also used for walking, trail running and mountain biking.

Length: 3.1km; 1.5 km each way
Elevation gain: 125m
Estimated time: 1h; Moving time
Route: Out and back
Highest point: 1,468m
Lowest point: 1,359m

Elevation profile

1,359 m to 1,468 m

Highest point 1,468 m, lowest 1,359 m, 125 m of climbing in total. Steepest sustained grade about 20% over 100 m.

Predicted coverage: 100% of route

0% LTE · 100% 5G

Longest modelled gap: 0.0 km
Model: 2024 · Natural Resources Canada

Predicted coverage is not guaranteed. It varies by carrier, terrain, weather, device and network load, and it does not guarantee emergency service.

Good for

Hiking, Walking, Trail running, Mountain biking
Dog friendly (on leash), Kid friendly

Rankings

Trailhead

The trail starts at 51.1220° N, 115.3795° W.

Driving directions

Kananaskis Conservation Pass

Vehicle pass required when parking

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Pass details

Vehicles parked at provincial park and public land sites in Kananaskis Country and the Bow Valley need this pass. It is registered to the licence plate. People arriving without a vehicle do not need one, and official exemptions and free days may apply.

$15 daily for one vehicle · $90 yearly for up to three vehicles

Information and prices checked October 21, 2026.

Official details

Before you go

Carry an offline map and plan for no service in backcountry areas. Trails close for wildlife, fire, weather and construction. Check the official sources:

Nearby trails

All 149 trails in Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park

Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL
Elevation © Mapterhorn from NRCan HRDEM (Open Government Licence Canada) and Copernicus GLO 30