The Threepoint Creek Natural Area, south of Calgary, has limited disturbances. Accessible paths lead to a beaver dam and the Sheep River, though flooding restricts some routes. The area features braided trails suitable for various outdoor activities but lacks amenities.
Continue readingThe J.J. Collett Natural Area offers a kid-friendly environment with well-maintained trails and boardwalks. The area is accessible all year, and is located near Lacombe and Ponoka, but only walking is allowed. The area features excellent signage and a poignant memorial.
Continue readingMagee Lake, named after an early settler [1], lies within the Chain Lakes. Nearby Morningside, once home to a mental hospital, now has limited facilities. The area is ideal for a half day walk, botany, bugs, fungus, and dog walking, with options for snowshoeing.
Continue readingCrippsdale is part of a constellation of NA’s less than an hours drive north of Edmonton. A good day walking or snowshoeing is possible in the site.
Continue readingAn OC and a PNT make up this NA. The OC shows signs of disturbances and abuse in the form of dumping. Otherwise, a good location for fat biking, walking, or snowshoeing.
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