Experience the unique scenery and terrain of Redcliff by going hiking or cycling. There are two popular routes that locals and visitors often use and, thus, are very well maintained. The easier one is the River Valley Trail Loop, a 3.1 km loop that generally takes 42 minutes to complete and is great for running and walking.

The other route is the River Valley Trail, Tequila Sunrise, and Death Valley Loop, which is moderately difficult and spans 7.6 km. It takes, on average, around 2 hours to complete, and while hiking and running are permitted, mountain biking is another popular option.

Both give the opportunity to catch sight of the amazing coulees and stunning views of Redcliff that are difficult to come across elsewhere.

Photo: https://www.alltrails.com/, Jenn Gomez

Surrounded by mature cottonwood trees, Lions Park is 3.77 acres of large open space with numerous amenities. There are three horseshoe pits, a playground, a water splash park, kitchen facilities, washrooms, as well as picnic tables and shelters. The splash pad has 25 water features and only operates when temperatures are above 19 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, the kitchen facilities require booking, which can be done by contacting the community services department. At the park, you will also find the town’s old water tower.

Photo: https://redcliff.ca/parks-and-recreation/#1538773247132-7fb53860-8dd8