Riverlot 56

Getting Back to Nature

Riverlot 56, a provincially-managed natural area, is located in Sturgeon County adjacent to St. Albert’s Kingwood Day Use Area. 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).

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Last edited: June 15, 2021

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