Moorecroft Regional Park was purchased by the RDN on March 2, 2011 from the BC Conference of the United Church of Canada for $4.8 million dollars through a combination of short-term borrowing and reserves and through $116,000 fundraised by The Nature Trust of BC and $40,000 raised locally by the Nanaimo Area Land Trust. The
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This is one of the nicest walks in or around Grande Prairie. The views across the Bear Creek Reservoir to various landmark buildings give the park a picturesque quality reminiscent of great English parks or New York’s Central Park. Start the walk at the Visitor Centre just off the Hwy 2 Bypass. Follow the paved
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Near Wembley Alberta is the Pipestone Creek Park proposed home of the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum (River of Death Discovery Dinosaur Museum). There are 2 short walks here: one near the day use area and campground and the other up the road to the dinosaur dig. For more information visit the Pipestone Creek Park website.
Start this trail at the Muskoseepi Park Pavilion, take the pedestrian underpass under 100th Avenue then turn left and follow the trail to 102nd Street. Turn right and follow 102nd Street ( the original Carriage Lane, an area of older historical buildings) to the park access near 86th Avenue. After entering the park turn right
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The Kleskun Hills rise 100 meters above the surrounding plains and support the largest remaining intact native plant community in the Peace Country. The eroded landforms remind you of southern Alberta and the badlands along the Milk or Red Deer Rivers. There is a pioneer museum here and a small campground with a hot
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