Little Mountain Trails
Best for A reliable dose of nature close to home.
Trail It
From flowy single-track to lakeview lookouts, the Shuswap is laced with trails for every pace.
Lace up and pick your line — there’s a path here for hikers, bikers, birdwatchers, and everyone in between.
Your Boots Were Made for Walkin’
Top 3 Hikes
Foreshore Raven Trail*
Best for Birdwatchers, families, mobility-challenged, and those seeking a naturally immersive, yet easy walk.
Shuswap Memorial Cemetery Trails
Best for Anyone craving a rich slice of wilderness — families, birdwatchers, and nature photographers.
*Please note — dogs are not permitted on the Foreshore Trail in May and June due to bird nesting.
Happy Trails to You
Find your line in the wild blue yonder
Hike. Bike. Views. Equestrian. Road & gravel cycling. Nordic ski. Snowshoe. There’s a trail just right for you.
Get On a Roll
City greenways & big loop options
Salmon Arm has 123 km of paved or smooth multi-use pathways connecting waterfront, forested parks, neighbourhoods, and urban corridors. You can create 10–20 km loops by linking the Foreshore Trail (lakeside paved path), Turner Creek Rotary Trail, Cress Creek Trail, and forested connectors like Ready Forest, Kiy Connector, and Hillcrest greenways.
Slow It Down
Take a stroll in Downtown Salmon Arm
Explore heritage buildings, antique shops, and quaint cafes — and perhaps a deliciously timeless ice cream — for those seeking a slow, nostalgic afternoon.
Get On a Roll
Top 3 Area Mountain Bike Trails
Rubberhead
Why ride it From steep and technical to smooth and flowy, this diverse system offers something for every rider — home to the only jump line in the Shuswap, Mourning Wood, with well-built jumps, berms, and fast corners. In winter, the trails become a fun snowshoeing network.
South Canoe
Why ride it A balanced mix of climbing, flow, and scenic returns — all within the same trail system.
Larch Hills Traverse
Why ride it A unique single-track experience connecting forestry roads and trails through a variety of ecosystems, with glimpses of Shuswap and Mara lakes.
For a full list of the over 675 km of trails, please visit shuswaptrails.ca.
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