Riverside Nature Trail footbridge closure
The City of Edmonton, Strathcona County and the River Valley Alliance have began construction of a new footbridge over the North Saskatchewan River.
The Riverside Nature Trail footbridge parking lot entrance and exit are closed during construction, which is expected to finish in 2025. Trail access is available from the north entrance, and south from TWP RD 540.
Strathcona County is proud to be part of the regional trail system along the North Saskatchewan River. The Strathcona County Regional Trail portion is 22 kilometres long, and connects the Strathcona Provincial Science Park to Fort Saskatchewan.Â
Strathcona County Regional Trail
Funding for this trail has been made possible through contributions by Strathcona County, Trans Canada Trail, River Valley Alliance and Inter Pipeline Ltd.Â
Riverside Nature Trail (841.2Â KB)
This 5.5 km riverside nature trail runs along the North Saskatchewan River and was constructed in partnership with the River Valley Alliance. One trailhead is at Township Road 540 and Range Road 232. The other trail head is west on Township Road 540, about 1 km.Â
Riverside Nature Trail accessibility
- Riverside Nature Trail is accessible for wheelchair users. It has a hard packed surface with loose gravel on the surface. Please note that users need to manoeuvre a turn while going through the gate.
 - The first 500 metres of trail is level and a rest bench is located about a 1 km from the entrance. Much of the trail is flat, with sections of rolling terrain with gradual small hills.
 - During the winter the trail will be covered in snow.
 - Dogs on leash are allowed on the trail.
Questions?
780-467-2211
recreation@strathcona.ca