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Terwillegar Park Footbridge – Fort Edmonton Footbridge loop from Corona

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Bike touring routes & trails
Canada
Alberta
Edmonton

Terwillegar Park Footbridge – Fort Edmonton Footbridge loop from Corona

Moderate

4.6

(7)

106

riders

Terwillegar Park Footbridge – Fort Edmonton Footbridge loop from Corona

02:35

32.6km

300m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

Tips

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 35 m for 12 m

After 97 m for 12 m

After 32.5 km for 12 m

After 32.6 km for 12 m

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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1

588 m

Railtown Park

Highlight • Trail

Railtown Park is a beautiful little park hidden between condos and shopping centres. Its multi-use trail is great to stroll down any time of day. Follow the trail down to Constable Ezio Faraone Park, which boasts incredible views of river valley. Midway you can hop on the High Level Bridge streetcar and head south of the river.

Tip by

2

2.95 km

Groat Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Groat Bridge spans the North Saskatchewan River, carrying traffic and pedestrians between the river valley communities of Glenora and Mayfair. Opened in 1955, the twin-span structure offers fantastic elevated views of the surrounding parkland. Recent upgrades have widened its shared-use path, making it a key crossing for both commuters and recreational users.

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3

3.60 km

Emily Murphy Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Emily Murphy (1868-1933) was the first female police magistrate in the British Empire (1916). The City's Names Advisory Committee originally decided to name the park "Janey Canuck," Murphy's pen name, but Murphy's daughter convinced the committee to change the name before it went to City Council. Murphy was born in Ontario and came to Edmonton in 1907. Already a popular author, she lobbied for provisions in the Dower Act that entitled a woman to part of her husband's estate. She campaigned for female suffrage, and became a judge in 1916. Her efforts in the Persons Case, as part of the Famous five, saw women legally declared to be "persons," giving women the right to become members of the Senate. Emily Murphy Park is located in the river valley and has an area of 11 ha.

Tip by

4

5.94 km

William Hawrelak Park Boat Launch

Highlight • Viewpoint

William Hawrelak Park Boat Launch is a short side trail that leads right to the rocky edge of the North Saskatchewan River. It's a great spot to dip your feet in and feel the refreshing cold of the water, or just snap a few pictures right along the water's edge.

Tip by

5

10.1 km

Good way to access Fort Edmonton Park and Quesnell Bridge to cross the river.

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6

16.6 km

Terwillegar Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Terwillegar Park, formerly Riverbend Park, lies in a bend of the North Saskatchewan River, west of Rhatigan Ridge neighbourhood. In the early 1900s this land was used for ranching and later, as a gravel pit. When the area was restructured as a park, the gravel pits were turned into ponds and trails. Over the years, the area was commonly identified by this name. The park's development plan calls for picnic and winter sports areas, an administration building, a nature centre, a boathouse and a number of trails that connect with existing river valley trails. Terwillegar Park is west of the Riverbend subdivision and has an area of 174.88 ha.

Tip by

7

17.4 km

Terwillegar Park Footbridge

Highlight • Bridge

Terwillegar Park Footbridge is the longest stressed ribbon bridge in Canada and the second longest such bridge in the entire world. Opened in 2016, it's 262 metres (860 ft) long and provides lovely views across the Saskatchewan River. The overall cost of the build was just less than $25 million.

Tip by

8

19.8 km

Fort Edmonton Footbridge

Highlight • Bridge

Very scenic and extremely useful bridge for crossing the North Saskatchewan River. Beats trying to swim across.

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B

32.6 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.2 km

8.83 km

7.70 km

1.85 km

818 m

168 m

Surfaces

14.1 km

8.59 km

7.33 km

2.28 km

275 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (680 m)

Lowest point (620 m)

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Monday 10 August

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12°C

60 %

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