Fullerton Loop
A moderately difficult loop, the Fullerton Loop starts at Bill Allen Pond and meanders to Moose Mountain and Banded Peak.
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Calgary-4 |
| Getting There | | The trail is located west of Bragg Creek along Highway 66. The parking area is 9.7 kilometres west of the intersection of Highways 22 and 66. The trail begins at the far east end of the parking area at Bill Allen Pond. |
Profile Last Updated: April 27, 2009
The Fullerton Loop takes from one to two hours to complete and is approximately 6.5 kilometers in length. The trail begins at the parking lot of Bill Allen Pond, which has great picnic facilities for a meal when you are finished your walk. Begin by following the Elbow Trail, which leads to the Fullerton Loop path, clearly marked to the left after about one kilometer.
Take the high road or the low road
There are two ways to complete the loop - to the left or to the right. Following the trail to the left will take you to a steep climbing section first. Keeping to the right will take you on a gradual rise to the half-way point, and finishes with you navigating the steep part going downhill. Along the way you will experience wonderful viewpoints on the ridgeline as Mounts Glasgow and Cornwall looms to the west. The Elbow Ranger Station, Moose Mountain and the Elbow River Valley are also attractions on this stop.
Details
Elevation Gain: 364 meters
Distance: 6.5 km
Dogs Permitted: Yes
Time Required: 1 - 2 hours


