Edmonton Trails

• North Saskatchewan River rises to 6.7 metres; some Edmonton trails closed

  The North Saskatchewan River has risen rapidly over the past week, reaching 6.7 metres Thursday morning. The city has closed several trails near the water.

  Weather

  Jun 20, 2023
  
• Edmonton mountain biking community concerned with river valley plan

  Mountain bikers in Edmonton say they're worried they could lose the majority of trails in the river valley if a city plan is approved.

  Environment

  Feb 3, 2022
  
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• City of Edmonton seeking feedback on planned footbridge to Strathcona County

  The proposed bridge would be built in northeast Edmonton's rural Horse Hill area, roughly along the alignment of 167 Avenue in Edmonton and Township Road 540 in Strathcona County.

  Environment

  Apr 13, 2021
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• Edmonton river valley trail users concerned about erosion

  Edmonton river valley users may be seeing more closure signs when they go to walk their favourite paths as dozens of trails have eroded.

  Canada

  Oct 8, 2020
• Some Edmonton trails closed due to high water levels on the North Saskatchewan River

  The city said the North Saskatchewan River surged overnight due to the rapid snow melt happening this week because of the sudden increase in temperatures.

  Environment

  Apr 22, 2020
• Edmonton equine therapy group urges people to share the trail

  Little Bits Therapeutic Riding Association is concerned with how some cyclist pass the horses on a local multi-use trail.

  Environment

  Oct 6, 2019
• River valley trails in Rossdale reopen around new Walterdale Bridge

  A popular stretch of trail near the Walterdale Bridge is reopening, after it was closed in 2013 because of bridge construction and poor path conditions.

  Lifestyle

  Aug 28, 2018
• Group urging City of Edmonton to re-examine multi-use path design

  An advocacy group is calling for the City of Edmonton to rethink how it designs multi-use paths.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 2, 2017
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• Trail damage unknown as North Saskatchewan River continues to run high

  A number of dirt trails in the Edmonton river valley remain closed as the North Saskatchewan River continues to run high.

  Environment

  Aug 26, 2016