Canalta Rimbey

This is a beautiful area with many interconnected trails, this route being the outermost loop of the trail network. The signage and facilities throughout are extremely well kept and informative and there are several outhouses throughout the area. Moose, beavers, and porcupines are often seen roaming around.

This is a great trail right in the city with lots of small hills to keep you interested. There are lots of offshoot side trails to explore but it's definitely not hard to figure out where to go. The trail around the golf course is pretty flat but the ski trail on the other side of the road has quite a few hills.

Park at Discovery Canyon then walk past the concession, up to the washrooms, then go on the unpaved trail to your right to get to the trailhead. It's a nice easy trail, well treed with a good amount of shade but not many opportunities for a view of the river. There are occasional benches along the way if you need a break. There is also a playground and a bathroom at the parking lot.

You’ll like this trail if you like exploring and wandering around the woods! The trail is good for running and an outdoor workout. There are lots of stairs for a leg workout and the trail is long enough for a good run. It goes near the highway so it can be noisy as the cars drive by, but there are some spots along the trail where you can sit and observe the nature and listen to the birdsongs.

The Three Mile Bend loop trail is a multi-use paved trail along Red Deer River and through an off-leash dog area. There are many other gravel side trails to explore as well. The paths are well maintained with lots of parking. The area can also be accessed from Discovery Canyon just north and across the river.