Caution

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Alberta Parks

This mostly flat loop trail is just outside the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation. It meanders through a towering aspen poplar forest, with benches to stop, watch and listen for birds. Interpretive signs introduce the secret lives of birds of the boreal forest. In winter, it's a great place to learn and practice cross-country ski skills. Keep an eye out for winter residents like the black capped chickadee, downy woodpecker and pine siskin. There is a gentle slope along one section of trail but the packed gravel trail is accessible to wheelchairs.


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Open
Length 0.6 km loop
Elevation: 13 m
Difficulty
Summer Hiking
Winter Cross Country Skiing Snowshoeing
Trailheads

Accessibility
Average Grade 0%
Accessible Length 0.6 km
Surface Type
  • Gravel
Trails: Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park | All Parks

Updated: Jun 1, 2026
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