Length: ~3 km round trip, ~1 hour Trail condition: Narrow dirt trail overgrown in some areas and muddy/slippery after rain. Many roots stick out on the trail that could pose …
TrailTrek How-to: Devon River Valley Trail in Voyageur Park
Length: ~3 km round trip (1.5 km one way), 45 minutes to 1 hour Trail condition: Beginning is flat and paved; trail becomes gravel when you begin to ascend and …
TrailTrek How-to: Downtown Loop of River Valley Landmarks
Length: ~ 4 km round trip, 45 minutes to 1.5 hours Trail condition: Big hills, optional staircase, primarily paved Difficulty: Medium to hard Bikes: Allowed (Watch those hills! Staircases have …
New boat docks and launches ready for use
Read the City of Edmonton media release announcing the grand opening of our new boat docks in Edmonton.
EPCOR RIVERFEST BRINGS TOGETHER NEARLY 6,000 PEOPLE, INCLUDING OVER 2,600 PADDLERS, OVER A LOVE FOR THE RIVER VALLEY
Read our Media Release announcing the results of this year’s EPCOR RiverFest event in Edmonton and Devon.
Pancake-powered Paddling: EPCOR RiverFest pancake breakfast sponsor Devon Lions Club offers up tips for serving the perfect pancake
Chock full of carbohydrate goodness, pancakes make a perfect pre or post paddling meal. This year the Devon Lions Club will be serving up this delicious breakfast food at EPCOR …
TrailTrek How-to: Devonian Trail in Parkland County
Length: ~ 12 km round trip (~6 km one way if you are shuttling by car), 2-3 hours Trail conditions: Gravel/rocky path and a wooden boardwalk, some steep sections as …
Tips for safe paddling on the North Saskatchewan River
Mark Lund, an integral member of the River Valley Alliance’s EPCOR RiverFest water safety team for the past three years, has a lifelong connection to the water. He began teaching …
TrailTrek How-to: Dawson and the Hoodoos
Length: ~ 2 km round trip, 30 minutes to 1 hour Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some small inclines, paved path and dirt path Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed …
Park n’ Stride: How to access the river valley by car
The Edmonton metro region river valley runs through the entire city and surrounding regions, and while it’s certainly pretty to look at as you drive beside or over it, that’s …