Travelodge by Wyndham Edmonton East

Nature walk with four bridges Rundle Park is the ideal place for recreational activities throughout the year. Situated in the northeast part of Edmonton's scenic river valley, the park is filled with beautiful rolling hills, lush natural forests, man-made lakes,multi-use trails and footbridges across the river. Originally a coal mine and gravel extraction area, it provided jobs to the community of Beverly for many years. Jacob Prins bought the lands in 1927 and used them for farming and...

There is something for everyone in Rundle Park Rundle Park is the ideal place for recreational activities throughout the year. Situated in the northeast part of Edmonton's scenic river valley, the park is filled with beautiful rolling hills, lush natural forests, man-made lakes,multi-use trails and footbridges across the river. Originally a coal mine and gravel extraction area, it provided jobs to the community of Beverly for many years. Jacob Prins bought the lands in 1927 and used them...

Walk along the river in beautiful Gold Bar Park This very pleasant walk can start from Gold Bar Park parking lot or from the pedestrian bridge. This is a mixed paved/gravel trail, but there is very little elevation change and the trails are wide and are in very good condition. From the constant hum of cars, industry and activities in Rundle Park you can quickly lose yourself in the peace and quiet of Gold Bar Park. The gravel path along the river is particularly calming and relaxing. it...

Gold Bar Park was created in September 24, 1973, and its main industrial tenant is the Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant handles the wastewater requirements for over 820,000 people in the greater Edmonton area. It is a world class facility yet it manages to co-exsist well with the Park surrounding its boundaries. To the north of Gold Bar park, is Gold Stick Park which contains a number of sports fields that are used extensively by the surrounding...

Rundle Park is the ideal place for recreational activities throughout the year. Situated in the northeast part of Edmonton's scenic river valley, the park is filled with beautiful rolling hills, lush natural forests, man-made lakes, multi-use trails and footbridges across the river. Originally a coal mine and gravel extraction area, it provided jobs to the community of Beverly for many years. Jacob Prins bought the lands in 1927 and used them for farming and strip mining until 1966 when it...