Red Deer McKenzie Trail Shelter

C.A.R.T.S.
Central Alberta Regional Trails Society

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Other Trail Systems
in Central Alberta

 
Several communities in Central Alberta have developed trail systems and more are being planned. Many will be part of or linked to the Trans Canada Trail.
 
The largest and best known trail system is in the City of Red Deer, much of which is in Waskasoo Park.
(link to Red Deer trails map)
 
Other extensive trail networks have been developed in Innisfail, Lacombe, Ponoka, Sylvan Lake and Wetaskiwin.
 
A 3.4 km trail also links the town of Bentley with Aspen Beach at Gull Lake along Highway 12.
 
In the planning stages is a trail linking Spruce View, Dickson and Glennifer Lake.
 

Dodds Lake Innisfail

Mission Statement:
"To foster & provide opportunities for promotion, designation and development of a trail network."

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The Benefits of Trails
 
1. Quality accessible, safe and low cost recreation opportunities so members of our communities may experience the benefits of recreation and active living.
 
2. Sense of belonging and pride in our communities, reducing crime and vandalism, increasing community involvement and stewardship.
 
3. Environmental awareness, the preservation of natural green spaces and special areas for future generations.
 
4. Opportunities for economic diversification and development.
 
5. Cultural heritage and promotion of cultural harmony.


  


In Memoriam - Bob Johnstone
 

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