Coast Edmonton Plaza Hotel by APA

The Royal Glenora Stairs are a staple in Edmonton's river valley and some of the most trafficked stairs in Edmonton. They're a popular with runners for their steep grade and beautiful views of the North Saskatchewan River. There are lots of other paths to explore along the valley and across the river.

This is a great walking, running, and cycling trail during the summer and makes a fantastic snowshoe or cross-country ski loop. There are plenty of great views and nature experiences for how close to the city you are. Most of the trail is well-maintained, but the route can be quite busy, so folks are reminded to cycle slowly, walk on the right side of the trail, and to enjoy the viewpoints.

This loop trail is easy to follow and mostly flat with one or two small hills. There is parking available at several lots nearby if this one is full. There are lots of little side trails to explore in the trees along the way! There are washrooms at Emily Murphy Park which are open throughout the day.

Henrietta Louise Edwards Park is one of the Famous Five Parks. Henrietta Louise Edwards was a women's rights activist and reformer. In 1875 she founded the Working Girls' Association to provide vocational training for women and edited a journal called Women's Work in Canada. She helped found the National Council of Women (1893) and also helped found the Victorian Order of Nurses. One of Alberta's "Famous Five" she was a supporter of divorce on equal grounds, prison reform and mother's...

Queen Elizibeth Park is a favorite neighborhood spot for family picnics. It is also a gateway for bikers and joggers to access many of the other parks and trails in the area. Starting off in the huge parking area of Walterdale Park, you can quickly access Queen Elizibeth Park by passing under the Walterdale Bridge. As you make your way to the bridge, you will pass the Kinsmen Recreation Centre and the newly opened Queen Elizabeth Pool. You will also pass the Walterdale Museum and examples...