Summer Scavenger Hunt
Here is your chance to get out and explore the river valley trails across six municipalities: Devon, Parkland County, Edmonton, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County and Fort Saskatchewan.
Find new to you trails to Explore and fill your summer with some outdoor adventure.
You could win one of 4 fantastic prize packages from local sponsors by being one of the first four people to find all of the locations between July 1, 2021 and July 14, 2021! There will also be great daily prizes.
Proudly connecting you to your river valley
We are a not-for-profit made up of the seven shareholder municipalities that border the North Saskatchewan River in the Edmonton Metropolitan region.
Our goal is to connect one continuous trail system from Devon to Fort Saskatchewan, approximately 100 km. We're about 70% complete.
Trek The Trails
OUR STORY
Over 20 years ago a group of volunteers came together with a shared vision - and a shared love for the river valley. That vision grew into a plan of action to transform the river valley into a world-class, integrated, cross-municipality park and trail system. This history set into motion the RVA's work today in helping municipalities fund the design and construction of projects that connect people to this natural wonder.
We Are Proud of Our River Valley Projects
Latest News & Stories
Commuting Using the River Valley: Edmonton West End to Central
Want to get downtown or to Strathcona from west Edmonton without carbon emission but aren’t quite sure how to proceed? Want to use “active transportation” meaning human-powered travel such a...
Enjoying the Trails with Your Little Ones and Furry Friends in All Seasons
We have always been a family that enjoyed getting out and exploring our river valley. However, the combination of a pandemic and the idea of training our new cat to ... Read More
Grab A Coffee and Go On An Adventure
While the list of activities that one can enjoy has greatly been decreased this winter, the outdoors is always open. Why not grab a hot coffee from a local coffee ... Read More
Things to Consider When Planning a River Valley Walk
Lisa Kercher (she/her) is our guest blogger for the month of January. My name is Lisa, my pronouns are she/her, and I run a social hiking group in Edmonton. When ... Read More
Trail Etiquette – How to Share the Trails
Have you ever wondered who has the right of way on the trails? Yes, there is etiquette on the trails that can make it safer for everyone sharing the trails. ... Read More
TrailTrek How-to: Terwillegar Park Perimeter Loop
Length: ~4.2 km round trip, 1 hour Trail condition: Mixture of dirt single track and wide gravel trails, small and medium hills Difficulty: Moderate Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed off-leash. Park...
Trail Trek How-to: Wedgewood Ravine
Length: ~2 km round trip (1 km one way), 30 min Trail condition: The trail is paved with a hill on each end. Difficulty: Easy – Moderate because of the hills Bikes: Allowed ... Read More
Trail Trek How-to: Victoria Park Loop
Length: ~ 3.75 km round trip, 1 hour Trail conditions: Big hills, staircase, primarily paved Difficulty: Medium to hard Bikes: Allowed (Watch those hills! Staircases have a bike ramp.) Dogs: ... Re...
Trail Trek How-to: Kinsmen to River Lot 11∞ Indigenous Art Park
Length: ~ 1.5 km round trip, 20 min to 30 min Trail conditions: Moderately flat with one hill, paved path Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed on leash Parking: Kinsmen ... Read More
TrailTrek How-to: Devon Battery Creek Trail
Length: ~3 km round trip (1.5 km one way), 45 minutes to 1 hour Trail condition: The trail is flat and gravel; if you start at Lions Campground there’s a hill to ... Read More
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