A favourite part of travel for many people is finding great views – maybe views you’ve seen previously shared on Instagram or the internet – and capturing them with a …
Trail Trek How-to: Gold Bar Park to Rundle Park
Length: ~ 6.5 km round trip, 1 to 2 hours Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines, paved and dirt path Difficulty: Moderate due only to length Bikes: Allowed Dogs: …
Trail Trek How-to: Mill Creek Ravine, the Mill Woods Edition
Length: 5 km round trip, 1 – 1.5 hours Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines. Dirt path. Difficulty: Moderate Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed on-leash Parking: Along 47 St and …
Trail Trek How-to: Mill Creek Ravine North
Length: ~ 3 km round trip, 45 minutes to 1 hour Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines. Paved path and dirt path. Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed on-leash …
TrailTrek How-to: Whitemud Ravine South
Length: ~ 5 km round trip, 1 hour to 90 minutes Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines, gravel path and dirt path Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Not allowed Dogs: Allowed …
TrailTrek How-to: Dawson Bridge to McNally Lookout
Length: ~ 3.5 to 4 km round trip, 45 min to 1 hour Trail conditions: Moderately flat dirt path with some single track for first half. Second half changes to …
TrailTrek How-to: Hermitage Park to Fraser Ravine
Length: ~ 5 km round trip, 1 hour to 90 minutes Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines, and stairs. Wide paved shared-use path. Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Allowed Dogs: Allowed …
TrailTrek How-to: Whitemud Ravine North
Length: ~ 6 km round trip, 1 hour to 90 minutes Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some inclines, gravel path and dirt path (snow covered in winter) Difficulty: Easy Bikes: …
Trail Trek How-to: Kinnaird Ravine Art Walk
Length: ~ 4 km round trip, 1 hour Trail conditions: Moderately flat with some steep inclines, paved path and dirt path (snow covered in winter) Difficulty: Easy Bikes: Allowed Dogs: …
Winter Activity Series – Winter Pups in the River Valley
Header photo: Nick Croken Even in winter, our four-legged friends need fresh air and exercise. Though parts of the river valley are more suitable for snowshoes or cross-country skis in …