Kalamoir Regional Park
(July 3, 2026 update – visitors can once again access the southern portion of the park via the main entrance at Collens Hill Road. This reopened area includes Sunnyside Trail as well as access to Bowser Beach, the park’s designated dog-friendly beach. More information can be found at: https://www.rdco.com/parks)
Distance/Duration: 1-3 km loops/1-2 hrs
Elevation Gain: 200 metres
Difficulty Level: moderate/difficult (hillside trails)
Access Points: There are four different access points, depending on the trail you would like to take. To hike along the lakeshore, you can access this moderate trail either off Sunnyside Dr, Casa Loma Road or the parking lot at the bottom of Collens Hill Road. To access the more difficult upper trail, enter from King Road or from the top part of Collens Hill Road.
About this Trail: Enjoy a leisurely hike along the lakeshore, stop for a swim at one of the swimming stops, or challenge yourself with one of the hillside trails. In the spring, experience the beauty of the Arrowleaf Balsamroot as the hillside explodes with brilliant yellow flowers. During the summer and fall, the delicate Mariposa Lily can be found, as well as the brittle Prickly Pear Cactus. Dogs are permitted on-leash only (unless they are at one of the designated off-leash dog beaches). Much of the hillside trail is exposed, so be sure to bring water and wear sunscreen during the hot summer months.
GPS Enabled Map for Kalamoir Regional Park.