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The trail's well-maintained surface makes it perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling, catering to outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and fitness levels. 😊
Love this place! Beautiful walking trails near the river. A quick escape from the busy city.
this place is quiet, the forest is monumental, because there are few people here and there are backwaters for breeding valuable fish species. Read the signs
Nice little walk with some steep hilly spots near a creek. The trails are fairly narrow and appear popular to dog walkers.
There is a cool little climbing log for kids by the parking lot. Unfortunately the zipline at the playground is broken leaving the playground lacking some.
There is a cool little climbing log for kids by the parking lot. Unfortunately the zipline at the playground is broken leaving the playground lacking some.
Great place for a walk, bring the dog, enjoy nature! Nice set of dirt trails, boardwalks, and a couple bridges crossing the creek.
Spots all along the trail to check out the creek for the dogs to cool off too.
Spots all along the trail to check out the creek for the dogs to cool off too.
This park is great to go daily for a walk, run or enjoy outside with pets or kids.
Found 2 hour parking on MacKay Avenue, but there is proper park parking (3 hour) off Hamilton Avenue.
We did the circular walk starting from Marine Drive and MacKay Avenue. There are washrooms (more for the playground I assume). After the first bridge you can go left or right. The path goes as far as Heywood Field then circles back. An easy walk about 20-25 minutes with a lot of small elevation changes and steps.
If you want a longer workout, last time we exited up at West 23 Street and walked west to the Upper levels Highway pedestrian bridge. North on Pemberton Avenue, back on the trial, turned east onto the bridge across MacKay Creek. The up a long flight of stairs that exited on Crescentview Drive and into Edgemont Village.
After a sandwich and bakery break, we headed back down Edgemont Boulevard/Fell Avenue to Marine Drive. That walk took us about 2 hours. I would recommend it to see more of the creek and the village.
MacKay Creek Greenbelt has distance options and a variety of terrain, and the park for the kids. As well, I have to say it, it is close to Olives On Tap and Bad Dog Bread ;-)
Daniel
We did the circular walk starting from Marine Drive and MacKay Avenue. There are washrooms (more for the playground I assume). After the first bridge you can go left or right. The path goes as far as Heywood Field then circles back. An easy walk about 20-25 minutes with a lot of small elevation changes and steps.
If you want a longer workout, last time we exited up at West 23 Street and walked west to the Upper levels Highway pedestrian bridge. North on Pemberton Avenue, back on the trial, turned east onto the bridge across MacKay Creek. The up a long flight of stairs that exited on Crescentview Drive and into Edgemont Village.
After a sandwich and bakery break, we headed back down Edgemont Boulevard/Fell Avenue to Marine Drive. That walk took us about 2 hours. I would recommend it to see more of the creek and the village.
MacKay Creek Greenbelt has distance options and a variety of terrain, and the park for the kids. As well, I have to say it, it is close to Olives On Tap and Bad Dog Bread ;-)
Daniel
