Multiway Trail System

Leduc | Alberta

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The multiway trail system is a 75 km paved pathway with beautiful views within Leduc city. It is accessible for hiking, walking, cycling, rollerblading and wheelchairs. It connects the city center of Leduc in all directions.

In future, this trail system may be connected to the Edmonton International Airport. It is accessible all year round as the pathways are cleared of snow in winter. It is a great trail that combines many attractions and is a great way to explore Leduc.

Photo: https://www.leduc.ca/multiway-trail-system

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