steam engine Header Stallion
Black Link Bar
Top Left Links

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.

Get Adobe Flash player



WALKING / HIKING
Alberta's Iron Horse Trail is a work in progress. Some heavy ballast and soft sand remain, making short segment of the trail a challenge. Voluntary trail passes available at "TRAIL FRIENDLY" businesses help fund the necessary upkeep and work required along the trail.

There are many staging areas to make your starting point as you head out on foot on Alberta's Iron Horse Trail. Whether you're out for a stroll, or a serious hike, you have the opportunity to see up close the beautiful flora/fauna and wildlife along the way.

Not sure what you saw? Check out our Trail Wildlife page to help you name the bird, or the tree that you saw along the way.

Many areas are easy walking, other are a bit more of a hike or a traverse. Plan ahead

Weather conditions

COMING SOON...We will outline the rough areas, and best areas to handle on foot
Top Right Link
Maps
Trail Etiquette
Waskateneau
Staging Areas
Smoky Lake
Rest Stops
Bellis
The Trail
Vilna
Northeast Muni-Corr Ltd
Riverland Recreational Trail Society Ashmont
Abilene
Trail Users Mallaig
Cross Country Skiing
Glendon
Snowmobile Bonnyville
ATV
Cold Lake
Walking Hiking
St Paul
Mountain Biking
Elk Point
Horses
Lindbergh
Photo Gallery
Heinsburg
Events
Along the Trail
Trestles
Trail History
Attractions
Trail Steward
Points of Interest
Wildlife
Bed Breakfast
directors forum Campgrounds
Trail Forum
Communitites
Weather
Bed Breakfast
Weather
left link blank
Bottom Right Links
Bottom Left Links


home alberta's lakeland alberta snowmobile association