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Parks · Southwest Edmonton
Terwillegar Park sits on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River at the end of Rabbit Hill Road and offers numerous multi-use trails plus an expansive off-leash area. A 262-metre footbridge links the park to Jan Reimer Park on the north side of the river. Amenities include parking, a portable toilet and a canoe hand launch.
One of Edmonton's largest natural off-leash areas, with river valley trails and river access that give dogs room to run, sniff and swim.
The City of Edmonton designates an expansive off-leash area within the park; dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting and on the footbridge. Official park hours are 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. and access is free. Dogs must be licensed and under control at all times.
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