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West River Valley Trail 136 STREET 136 STONY PLAIN ROAD Westmount/ 178 STREET 104 AVENUE GROAT RD FURTHER INFORMATION SHARE THE TRAIL SAFELY Inglewood GROVENOR Emergency - Police/Fire/Ambulance 1. Respect other trail users — Be courteous and GLENORA OLIVER communicate with each CANORAother. 911 SUMMERBRITANNIA Police Complaint Line 2. Keep right and pass on the left — Let people STONY PLAIN ROAD Downtown YOUNGSTOWN know you are about to pass them by ringing 102 AVENUE 102 AVENUE 102 AVENUE780-423-4567 102 AVENUE #377 from an Edmonton mobile THE RIVER VALLEY a bell when on a bike and using an audible Ramsay Ravine warning when not on a bike. 0.7 24 STREET 24 21 STREET 21 1 City Information (24 hours/day) As the largest urban park in Canada, with 1 3. Slow down for safety — Always slow down 311 or [email protected] more than 160 kilometres of maintained STONY PLAIN ROAD JASPER AVENUE 1 75 STREET and provide ample space when passing 0.7 City of Edmonton Parks pathways and 20 major parks, the River Valley Government another trail user.100A AVENUE 0.3 ICTORIAV PARK ROAD edmonton.ca/parks is a natural wonder for all Edmontonians to be House Park 71 STREET 1 4. Use open trails only — If the trail is closed, 100 AVENUE proud of. 100 AVENUE MacKinnon 0.4 City of Edmonton Trail Cautions & Closures there may be hazards ahead. 0.2 Ravine edmonton.ca/trailcautions The parks, trails and attraction facilities in the 5. Trail conditions — Be aware of your 1.2 0.3 Community & Social Services River Valley offerGLENWOOD Edmontonians unparalleled surroundings. Conditions often change due Groat Road 100 AVENUE WEST 211 to seasonal fluctuations and maintenance. Bridge opportunities to connect to nature, get STREET 49 1 Victoria Golf 56 STREET 56 1 JASPER Edmonton Tourism outside and play. RIVER VALLEY ROADCourse 63 STREET exploreedmonton.com 1 PLACE CRESTWOOD TERRA 9This AVENUE map is produced by the City of Edmonton. 2.6 River Valley Alliance DOGS IN THE RIVER VALLEY 2.5 Every effort was made to ensure that STREET 42 LOSA 1 rivervalley.ab.ca • Edmonton’s trails and shared-use paths are r Emily Murphy Park 1.5 98A AVENUE information is accurate and up-to-date. shared by many users, including walkers, e Royal Mayfair 98 AVENUE STREET 72 70 STREET 1 6 AVENUE Rossdale Walk Edmonton 1 9 v Golf and Country Club cyclists, runners and dog-walkers. i edmonton.ca/walkedmonton Comments? Please call 311 and reference the • Most City trails and parks require owners to R 78 STREET 1 West River Valley Map. 76 STREET 1 Cycling in Edmonton walk dogs on leash. n 74 STREET a edmonton.ca/cycling 1 59 AVENUE • Some parks have specific off-leash areas95 AVENUE 82 STREET 1 2.0 96 AVENUE where your dog can run and play. Off- 0.4 w SASKATCHEWAN DRIVE Twitter 95 AVENUE leash areas are multi-use, so expect to e @CityofEdmonton h 165 STREET share the space with other park users. William @yegparks c MacKenzie t Hawrelak 46 STREET 46 WEST St. Francis Your dog should be trained to respond to 1 1.0 Old Strathcona @WalkEdmonton 93 AVENUE Ravine a Park Xavier Sports voice commands immediately before being Centre k Instagram MEADOWLARK allowed off-leash. s 92 AVENUE UNIVERSITY SHERWOOD a @yeg_parks PARK Heritage WINDSOR • Dogs are prohibited at all times from picnic S OF ALBERTA Amphitheatre ROAT ROAD Jasper Place G areas, playgrounds, sports fields, school92 AVENUE h 0.7 PARK Fitness & t 16 STREET 16 1 Leisure Centre grounds and golf courses. r • Visit: Edmonton.ca/offleash for details on o N 1 all locations and their specific boundaries. 19 STREET 168 STREET 91 AVENUE 90 AVENUE D 1.2 Buena Vista/ Butterdome A Hawrelak Park MEADOWLARK O PARKVIEW R Footbridge 87 AVENUE SUMMERLEA PARK K 88 AVENUE R A West L Jasper Place STREET 49 1 45 STREET 45 Edmonton W Library JASPER 1 O Melton Ravine April 2018 Mall D 0.6 0.2 A 63 STREET 1 PARK Misercordia E 65 STREET 1 78 AVENUE Hospital M Health Sciences/ 87 AVENUE Buena Vista 1.5 Jubilee RIVER VALLEY MAP Park West Edmonton 0.7 U 178 STREET 0.9 1.3 2.1 NIVERSITY AVENUE 1 LYNNWOOD 75 STREET 182 STREET 38 AVENUE 70 STREET 70 1 42 STREET 42 1 Edmonton B Rowing THORNCLIFF 169 STREET 18 AVENUE 80 AVENUE U Club E 56 STREET 56 1 LAURIER HEIGHTS N McKernan/ 59 STREET 59 A 1 V Belgravia ELMWOOD I S T A STREET 14 Edmonton SASKATCHEWANBELGRAVIA DRIVE 1 R O A Valley D Yorath House 76 AVENUE Zoo W H I T E M U D STREET 18 1 PATRICIA HEIGHTS Sir Wilfrid 1.0 D Laurier Patricia Ravine QUESNELL R I Park V 76 AVENUE HEIGHTS E 0.8 0.6 76 AVENUE WESTRIDGE 0.2 RIO TERRACE 71 AVENUE 178 STREET Callingwood Park 1.0 Quesnell 1.7 0.3 Bridge Whitemud CALLINGWOOD STREET 172 Equine Centre 0.4 0.3 Whitemud NORTH 0.6 Talus Park Callingwood Library WOLF WILLOW ROAD Dome Foote Field 0.4 0.2 and Twin Arenas Fort Edmonton FOX DRIVE ELGRAVIA ROAD 69 AVENUE Wolf Willow Ravine Park 0.8 B 0.6 0.6 1.9 South Campus 0.4 0.2 0.7 70 STREET 70 Fort Edmonton 1 Saville CALLINGWOOD John Janzen 0.9 Alfred Savage Community 0.2 Nature Centre Centre SOUTH Kihciy Sports Centre Askiy 63 AVENUE 64 AVENUE GRANDVIEW 1.0 1.1 HEIGHTS 22 STREET 22 OLESKIW 0.5 1 62 AVENUE WANYANDI ROAD WANYANDI WAY E V I R D D Whitemud Ravine U CALLINGWOOD ROAD STREET 43 1 0.7 M Nature Reserve E T Fort Edmonton I 48 STREET 48 1 RIVERBEND ROAD 0.5 Footbridge H W BRANDER UNIVERSITY OF 57 AVENUE BROOKSIDE GARDENS 0.7 ALBERTA FARM GARIEPY LENDRUM 114 STREET PLACE 53 AVENUE 1.4 N LANSDOWNE 51 AVENUE DECHENE ROAD ort 1.5 LESSARD ROAD h 0.6 S STREET 15 0.6 as RAMSAY 1 k 1 0.6 a Oleskiw River Rainbow Valley 24 STREET 42 STREET 42 t Valley Park 1 Campground c STREET 22 h 1 MALMO PLAINS e MALMO w Snow Valley a Aerial Park n 0.9 R WHITEMUD DRIVE Terwillegar 0.6 0.8 iv 0.7 0.1 Park e 0.7 r RAINBOW VALLEY ROAD Wedgewood Ravine Terwillegar Park 0.3 0.6 Footbridge 1.9 34 AVENUE 0.1 0.5 N ROAD TO UR B ROYAL GARDENS 1.0 1.0 121 STREET 0.8 ASPEN T 40 AVENUE WES AD 1.8 RO BULYEA AN 14 STREET RHATIGAN RIDGE TIG GARDENS 1 A H R HEIGHTS 04 AVENUE 40 AVENUE R B 0.4 H U A L T Y R IG E ABBIT HILL ROAD A A N R O 0.3 ROAD EAST A 19 STREET 19 1 1 D 17 STREET 0.5 Wedgewood Heights FAIRWAY DRIVE RIVERBEND ROAD 0.5 CAMERON HEIGHTS DRIVE Cameron 73 AVENUE ERWILLEGAR DRIVE Ravine HENDERSON T 1.7 ESTATES 0.7 WESTBROOK GREENFIELD 14 STREET 14 ESTATES 1 EL SMITH ROAD HENDERSON STREET Riverbend F ALCONER ROAD Library 0.6 34 AVENUE Whitemud Ravine 0.5 Nature Reserve OGILVIE RIDGE 1.7 FALCONER CARTER CREST ROAD 13 STREET 13 SWEET GRASS 1 HEIGHTS CARTER 0.9 31 AVENUE CREST ANTHONY HENDAY DRIVE RABBIT HILL ROAD 0.8 1.7 0.9 0.9 1.1 116 STREET R IVERBEND ROAD Terwillegar Heights District Park LEGER BOULEVARD 0.7 8 AVENUE LEGER ROAD BLUE QUILL 2 ESTATES HODGSON BOULEVARD 1 19 STREET Terwillegar LEGER Recreation H Centre ODGSON WAY 52 AVENUE HADDOW 23 AVENUE HODGSON HADDOW DRIVE LEGER WAY BLUE QUILL ANTHONY HENDAY DRIVE TRAILS, PATHS AND ROUTES LEGEND – SUMMER Ermineskin 23 AVENUE MAGRATH ROAD MAGRATH HADDOW DRIVE Shared-Use Paths: are paved, off-street Shared Roadways — Higher Traffic: Cyclists and TOWNE CENTRE BOULEVARD paths made for many activities. You can motorists will be sharing the roadway on bike, walk, run and more, except where relatively busy main streets. ese routes are otherwise indicated by local signage. marked with blue or green bike route signs, or TORY ROAD LEGEND R Trails: are typically hard-packed gravel, painted markings on the roadway. ABBIT HILL ROAD Emergency wood chips or dirt. You can bike, walk, run Bike Route Under Construction. For more Transit Centre Golf Course Bridge MAGRATH Blackmud Blue Phone Creek Ravine and more, except where otherwise information on all bike routes and bike route Bike Repair TUFFORD WAY MAGRATH BOULEVARD MAGRATH BOULEVARD indicated by local signage. construction, visit Hospital Scenic Viewpoint Floating Dock edmonton.ca/bikeedmonton. Protected Bike Lanes: are on-street bike TERWILLEGARSummer TOWNE CENTRE BOULEVARD Washroom or lanes protected from moving cars, parked Horse Trail Playground TOWNE No Bicycles Allowed Stairway FEATURES OF THIS MAP Porta Potty Designed to support recreation for all, this map cars, and sidewalks, by a physical barrier. 15 AVENUE Grades are identified on the map as: 1 Year Round 15A AVENUE Cafe/Food Service Trailered Boat Launch provides information on trails, shared-use paths Painted Bike Lanes: are on-street bike Moderate: Grades of 5 – 9%, will16 AVENUEchallenge Washroom or lanes marked with paint and designated for Distance Markers and their grade (degree of steepness) in order to some users with reduced mobility, especially in Porta Potty help users plan and select routes to best suit their bikes only. longer sections. For comparison, a well built LRT Station Hand Boat Launch Parking Lot needs.
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