Walk the new loop around Hawrelak Park's lake
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William Hawrelak Park in the river valley reopened in March 2026 after a three-year rehabilitation, with a grand reopening at the end of May. Walk the roughly two-kilometre paved loop around the five-hectare lake and the new path that follows the North Saskatchewan River. A renovated lakeside pavilion is planned to run year-round, so you can stop for a drink. Festivals return to the park from June, so expect crowds on those weekends.
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Walk the new loop around Hawrelak Park's lakeWilliam Hawrelak Park, Groat Road, Edmonton
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