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As the largest continuous urban parkland system in Canada, with more than 180 kilometres of maintained pathways and over 20 named parks with amenities, the River Valley is a natural wonder for all Edmontonians to be proud of. Connecting through the heart of Edmonton, this trail system connects from East to West, or from Anthony Henday to Anthony Henday. You can travel all the way from Northeast River Valley Park in the Northeast of Edmonton to Terwillegar park through the river valley trail systems!
On September 22, 2024, we celebrate World Rivers Day! This is an important day that honours the connection we have to our local river systems. Edmonton’s history and culture have been shaped by the North Saskatchewan River, especially as a vital gathering place in the Beaver Hills for various peoples.
To celebrate, get involved in one of the following ways, or show off your #WorldRiversDay pride and tag @cityofedmonton on Facebook, X and/or Instagram!
Participate in a river walk with Naomi McIlwraith and the mighty kisiskāciwani - sīpiy and explore Indigenous Peoples Experiences exhibit at Fort Edmonton Park to celebrate World's Rivers Day. Purchase tickets and register for the river walk:
Purchase Tickets for River Walk Register for River Walk
Register on MoveLearnPlay for one of the remaining spots and learn how to canoe with confidence in a self-contained pond before future river adventures.
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