Bragg Creek/Redwood Meadows Lifestyle Sports & Recreation

Bragg Creek Trails – Aug 2026

BCT Transfers Community Trail Maintenance to Rocky View County

After more than two decades of planning, designing, developing, building and maintaining the 12 km of Bragg Creek community trails in Rocky View County (RVC), Bragg Creek Trails (BCT) was given the option to transfer trail maintenance to the County’s operations team during recent contract discussions. It was determined that having RVC become the primary trail operator would provide a more efficient use of both financial and human resources, while allowing BCT to focus on maintaining the 166 km of trails in West Bragg Creek within Kananaskis Country.

RVC follows established maintenance service levels to ensure that trails remain properly maintained and safe. To report any trail maintenance concerns, please contact RVC directly at (403) 230-1401 or questions@rockyview.ca

BCT’s origin story included early advocacy to ensure that trails and pathways designed for non-motorized transportation were incorporated into the Greater Bragg Creek Area Structure Plan (ASP). Connectivity within the Greater Bragg Creek area, as well as with the surrounding communities, was a vision shared by many “Creekers” and visitors alike. The ASP, approved in early 2007, became the foundation for the five trails that now serve the community:

  1. Banded Peak Trail from the Community Centre to the Banded Peak school
  2. Banded Peak Connector from the school to Alder Trail in Bragg Creek Provincial Park
  3. Centennial Trail along White Avenue to Bragg Creek Provincial Park
  4. West Bragg Creek Trans Canada Trail (TCT) to Kananaskis Country
  5. Trail Connector from the Hamlet into Redwood Meadows

These trails were successfully built through the efforts of many strategic partners, including RVC. To date BCT has raised $4.02 M to build this important infrastructure, with the 7 km section of the Trans Canada Trail standing as BCT’s crowning achievement.

BCT thanks RVC for its continued support and for recognizing the positive impact trails have on the local community and economy. BCT will continue to seek opportunities to promote Bragg Creek as a Trailhead Community.

Con  Schiebel
BCT  President

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Bragg Creek Trails

Bragg Creek Trails Association (BCTA) builds and maintains a multi-user trail network for the enjoyment of all non-motorized trail users in the West Bragg Creek area of Kananaskis Country and the Greater Bragg Creek Area.  BCTA advocates for responsible trail use, community building, volunteerism and environmental stewardship amongst the outdoor recreation community. BCTA believes that fostering strategic partnerships and actively engaging with trail enthusiasts compliments the organizational strengths that support BCTA’s vision and goals. 

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