All Parks & Trails

Less than 35 minutes east of Edmonton lies a year-round oasis where bison roam freely, sun glistens off lakes and ponds, and stars light-up the night sky: Elk Island National Park. This gentle wilderness of aspen woodlands, prairie meadows and pockets of wetland is a wildlife-watchers paradise; free roaming bison, elk, deer, moose, and more than 250 bird species call Read more...

A park dedicated to the memory of all fallen riders located at the Junction of 45 and Highway 36, 1/8 km west, Two Hills, Alberta. The park is open during the riding season (May to October) and riders are welcome to stop and enjoy the use of the facilities throughout the season.  The Wayside chapel can be booked for use Read more...

The Beaver Hills Biosphere – Living and working in harmony with nature to inspire a positive future. Why Go? A Remarkable Place Just 20 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, the Beaver Hills Biosphere is a rare and ecologically rich landscape recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere since 2016. One of only 19 biospheres in Canada, this unique region is defined by Read more...

Your Four-Season Outdoor Adventure Centre! Why Go? Are you searching for a place to go tent camping, rent a lodge, organize a group event, or host a birthday party? The Strathcona Wilderness Centre is the perfect place for all of these activities. They also offer regular outdoor recreation programs and school programs. For more information, you can visit their website. Read more...

Step into the Past and embrace the Historic charm! Why Go? Enjoy the scenery and explore the beautiful Natural Linear Park Trails, which are accessible to the public all year round. The trailhead, created by the Alberta East Central Natural Linear Park Society, can be found northwest of the station, just across the paved road leading to Meeting Creek. As Read more...

Discover Scenic Trails Why Go? The Strathcona County Regional Trail is a 22 km route that connects Strathcona Provincial Science Park with Fort Saskatchewan. The trail offers a mix of flat and sloped terrains, making it perfect for hiking or biking. There are plenty of benches along the way where you can rest and enjoy the stunning views. The trail Read more...

Beautiful Gardens and historic atmosphere. Come experience the life and style of the people who lived and worked for the railroad while the Camrose Railway Station was still operational, from 1911 till 1988. Enjoy your visit and take a self- or interpretive-guided tour of our Station Museum, park grounds or historic gardens. The railway park is part of the City Read more...

Venture outdoors in Vegreville Strap on Skates Watch the Pysanka spin in the wind as you glide around the expansive Elks Pond or sharpen your skills at the popular Kinsmen Outdoor Rink on 47 Street opening in January – date TBD.  The Town of Vegreville is also currently clearing and maintaining additional ice surfaces, offering residents room to explore and Read more...

Step into the Past and embrace the Historic charm! Why Go? The Meeting Creek Railway Station and Grain Elevator are both significant historical structures situated in Meeting Creek, Alberta, within Camrose County. It’s the perfect destination for tourists to explore! During your visit you can discover the fascinating history of the railway station and elevator through their guided tours. The Read more...