The Bow Glacier Falls Trail in Banff National Park has reopened to hikers following a 2025 rockslide that killed two individuals, Jutta Hinrichs and Hamza Benhilal.Parks Canada implemented temporary closures and warning signs to mitigate risks after the incident, which occurred near Bow Lake on June 2025.A geotechnical assessment identified residual hazards, with experts noting potential for further rockfalls despite partial stabilization.The trailhead remains accessible within 30 meters of the site, though visitors are advised to exercise caution.

While the report acknowledges the trail's recreational value, it emphasizes that the closure was necessary to protect inexperienced hikers from geohazards.Parks Canada maintains fines up to $25,000 for unauthorized access, balancing visitor safety with public enjoyment of natural landmarks.