The community of Rockglen is home to two hiking trails - the Burning Hills Trail and the Yost Wildlife Hike (in development).

The Burning Hills Trail begins about 2 km south of Rockglen. At its highest elevation, you will experience breathtaking views of the local prairie landscape, making it a perfect site for photography sessions. Trail users can challenge themselves further by tackling the larger hill inclines found along the trail. Although the Burning Hills Trail is not specifically marked, users are encouraged to follow the trails created by cattle and deer in the area. Visitors can also enjoy a picnic, but there are no designated picnic areas or other facilities available on site. The trail is located on private land and camping and fires are not allowed. Cattle will also be found on this trail during the spring and fall, and visitors are asked to not approach the animals and to give them plenty of space.

The Yost Wildlife Hike, currently under development, will feature two marked trails with interpretive information on the plants and trees native to the area. This multi-purpose trail will be available for horseback riding, hiking and cross-country skiing.