Keep to the right of the pathway except when passing or turning left, and move off the trail to the right when stopping. Yield to slower moving traffic: cyclists to pedestrians, joggers to walkers. Share these spaces responsibly and alert others to your presence by using your voice, bell or horn as appropriate. Whether running, walking or biking the trails, please be courteous of others who are sharing the path and observe physical distancing of at least two metres from all users.
Please follow the rules below so the trails can be safe and enjoyable for everyone. Residents use the trails for all different types of activities, and with so many users, it is important to share the trail responsibly. Parks nearby the trails include Red Willow Park, Lacombe Lake Park, Lions Park, Kingswood Park, Big Lake, Riverlot 56 and the St. Trail MapĬheck out all the trails in the city with the trail map Everyone can enjoy the trails by walking, cycling, in-line skating, or running. Covering 99.5 kilometres, the system stretches down the river valley connecting to the city's major parks, neighbourhoods, and urban areas. Albert has a beautiful trail system that winds throughout its lush landscape. Take a journey on the Red Willow Trail System Please use LeClair Way to access Rotary Park/Red Willow Trail and Lois Hole Provincial Park.įor more details on the construction, please visit the Ray Gibbon Drive Phase 2 project page. Please Note: Trail closures under the Ray Gibbon Drive bridge construction remain in effect to ensure pedestrian safety. Trail users are asked to plan alternate routes and follow all detour signage onsite while construction activities are taking place.
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