Riverlot 56
Getting Back to Nature
The train derailment clean-up efforts adjacent to Riverlot 56 are now complete and the City of St. Albert has re-opened access to the area. We appreciate everyone's patience and understanding.
Riverlot 56 is located adjacent to St. Albert’s Kingwood Park Day Use Area. In 2022, the City finalized an annexation agreement with Sturgeon County that brought Riverlot 56 within city borders.
Riverlot 56 is managed by the Riverlot 56 Natural Area Society.
Enjoy cross-country skiing in the winter or spend some time hiking and bird watching during the warmer weather months.
Riverlot 56 Activities
- Cross-Country Skiing: There is approximately 8 km of groomed cross-country ski trails in the Riverlot 56 Natural Area.
- Hiking: There's a self-guided interpretive walking trail.
- Wildlife Viewing: Species include deer, moose, coyote, snowshoe hare, muskrat and beaver.
- Geocaching
How do I get there?
Head northeast on Sir Winston Churchill Avenue and turn right onto Poundmaker Road. There is a small parking lot located just off Poundmaker Road (marked A on map below).Related Pages
Last edited: March 14, 2024
