Brown Lowery Provincial Park Perimeter Loop is a 6.6 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Kew, Alberta, Canada that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until September. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
kid friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
trail running
walking
forest
views
wild flowers
wildlife
bugs
muddy
historic site
Great little trail system and not far from Calgary. The trails were packed down but we snowshoed anyway.
Did this trail with my pregnant wife, recovering dog from surgery, and 4 year old son. Very family friendly, but still somewhat hidden from the crowds. Great forest setting.
Beautiful!!! excellent trail for beginners, beautiful scenery. Just have to keep your eyes peeled for the tree roots! Lol
I took my kids here, great trail well kept!
nice quiet forest hike.....watch out for wildlife on highway approaching parking lot. lots of them.
Good clean trails. Nice hike. We did the complete loop in around 1:45 min. Make sure you wear running shoes as there are a lot of ingrown tree stumps along path. Path is will maintained.
B E A utiful !
Soooooo many flowers. Beautiful. Trails in great shape.
Really relaxing easy walk, beautiful surroundings.
Martina T.
We went in March. It was icy, but very easy and kids friendly hike.
Very easy and safe walk. Close to Calgary. If you dont know how to spend few free hours this place will do it.
Drying up quick. Great start to the season!
Sunday April 30th
This trail was a lovely walk. At this time one of year the ground had every condition - dry, boggy, snow and icy. We didn't need crampons, our waterproof walking boots were perfect for this trail.
Once on the trail we took the right turning to begin and I'm glad we did. Taking the trail this way meant the incline was a challenge but not too difficult. The lookout point is beautiful.
We got round the full trail in about 2 hours, seeing only 1 other person the entire time.
There are toilets in the car park but no rubbish bin!
Lots of mud/snow right now (April) but I really enjoyed the trail! Really accessible for newbies, the woods felt lovely, and the occasional view. All that, and it's just an added bonus it's a 5 minutes drive from my home!
April 19,2017. Trail is dry for the most part but there are quite a few mud, snow and ice patches. We could bypass most of it and my mom used her hiking poles. Crocuses are blooming at the lookout and all in all It was the perfect hike, with a dog within 30 minutes of the city. Can't wait to go back with our kids!
A nice and quiet park
Nice quiet forest walk
Nice little 7kms with some nice view points. Very icy, wear spikes until no snow, lots of shade and icy steep bits. Lots of variables for trail lengths and would be a good snow shoe with more snow.
Lovely quiet trail system