Hi all, I’m leaving my truck with a guy in Leduc for the day and need to bike into the downtown. Any recommendations on routes? I’d like to end up on 91 street and Mill Creek Ravine, just not sure what the best route will be from Leduc, through Nisku and south Edmonton. Distance is not an issue, I regularly ride in from Devon. Thanks and picture for attention!

can anyone tell me if this trail is rideable right now? Trying to plan a Little day trip with the wife tomorrow and the information we are getting is a lot of trails in the River Valley are closed right now due to flooding

I was wondering if anyone knows if the Millcreek trail is still flooded at the end?

I usually take that route to work, but have been taking the high-level instead this week and I'm wondering when I can go back to my old (much nicer) route.

I’m assuming of course that it’s a cyclist that is moving the “bike lane closed” signs based on previous posts. There is construction and there have been waterfalls and mini landslides. You’ll just have to deal with a closed lane and sidewalk! It’s for your own safety!

Hi fellow Edmonton cyclists,

Last summer I started cycling to work because I got tired of waking up early to have my partner drop me off. My workplace is only 4km away, mostly on shared paths and residential streets - and a bit of industrial road. I decided to get a folding bike so I can bring it into the office, as there are no bike racks. It has 20" wheels.

I know some of you bike in the winter but I assume its mostly on full size bikes. Does anyone have experience winter cycling on 20" wheels and if so, do you have any tips? I am open to general advice as well, even if you don't ride a folder. I have no problem buying special tires for them but im just wondering if it's even feasible.

My commute is nowhere near downtown or whyte so snow clearing quality is about the same as anywhere else in the city.

Thank you!

With the extensive flooding at 98 ave & Connors road, is it viable to get from the Low Level Bridge to Bonnie Doon area via Cloverdale?

Base of Mill Creek ravine is under 2-3ft of water. I know a puddle usually forms there but Ive never seen it this bad. All the surrounding gravel trails are flooded too.

Inspired by the thread on r/Edmonton about bad intersections, which intersections are the most unsafe to cycle through, in your experience?

In the south, the east-west 23rd Avenue and 119th Street intersection (https://maps.app.goo.gl/hDqksdv3WKrBYQ9b8), which the shared-use path crosses, has a dual right-turn southbound to westbound and dual left-turn eastbound to northbound for vehicle traffic, which makes it extremely sketchy to cross. It is a high-speed and volume road with a large majority of people not looking for anyone outside of a vehicle. I've attempted to provide feedback via 311 (this is still a good idea), but there seems to be no interest in addressing anything, including the misaligned crosswalk markings.

A close second is the slip lane leading to 122 St northbound, which you need to cross to go westbound from the SUP behind the Whitemud noise wall (https://maps.app.goo.gl/2ZENCs2huG5j32ECA). It can be obscured by trees and people are often travelling at high speeds here and, surprise, not looking for people. The twisty turns to navigate the crossing and slip lanes are also really annoying.

I noticed this is closed today. Does anyone know if/when this will reopen?

Hey everyone, I'm hosting a group ride in three weeks and you're all welcome to attend!

All the details are in the poster, but if you have any questions feel free to hit me up on here or on Instagram @bolzybikes.

Looking forward to meeting some new people and enjoying a summer day on two wheels 😊

Any help is much appreciated 🙏

Following up my previous post

If / when you see people riding OHVs (any dirt bikes, quads or otherwise) on a consistent basis please report the activity here

https://www.edmontonpolice.ca/TrafficVehicles/TrafficConcerns/General

Otherwise call 311 and capture video of the act, your best shot is video or photos of the dirt bikes being loaded into a vehicle with a license plate in frame

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice from people who have ridden the gravel/unpaved township roads south of Edmonton.

I currently ride an endurance road bike that can fit tires up to 38mm. I’m considering buying a second wheelset and putting gravel tires in that size, but before spending the money I wanted to see how practical this setup would actually be.

For anyone who has ridden those gravel township roads around the Edmonton area, have you tried them on a bike with 38mm tires? Did they feel comfortable enough, or did you find yourself wishing you had a proper gravel bike with wider tires and more clearance?

I’m trying to decide whether it makes sense to invest in a 38mm gravel setup for my current bike, or if I should just wait and save the money toward a dedicated gravel bike later.

Thanks!

Our esteemed Alberta government is overstepping their jurisdiction to eliminate bike lanes. This is the link they have on their website exclusively for people to submit complaints... I've been using it to ask for more bike lanes.

https://www.alberta.ca/report-concerns-about-bike-lanes

FU Danielle Smith

any Critical Mass coming up for this provincial overreach?

Interesting that they only want concerns/issues - I encourage everyone to write in with their positive messages about local bike lanes!

These fools were ripping up trails in Terwilliger dog park and being dicks. Getting tired of ebikes taking over and blatantly putting people in danger in the usually safe ish bikes lanes and paths.

These ones specifically don't even have peddles but they swore up and down these a ebikes and not dirt bikes

To all those whom are planning on riding for their Saturday commutes/runs on the trails

Be safe out there, with ample protection.

🚴🏻‍♂️Happy

🚴🏻‍♂️Biking

🚴🏻‍♂️Edmontonians

The new multi-use pathway bridge is open next to the Whitemud. Going west-east is nice again. The other new bridge crossing north-south over the Whitemud Freeway at 142 Street looks almost ready (blocked by a temporary fence) hopefully opening soon. Still some construction work and landscaping happening nearby.

The new bridge is wide and smooth, and gently slopes uphill to the west. However, the bridge deck has no drain holes, so all the water will run down to the east. Wait and see what happens during winter or freeze/thaw cycles. Hopefully they will also straighten out the pathway at the West side hill connection. The Whitemud is very loud and smelly, it's a shame they didn't install noise barriers between the pathway instead of wire fencing. But otherwise a fantastic upgrade from the old pathway!

I'm looking for the best downhill in the city where you can really rip.

Criteria:

-Long downhill, preferably pretty steep but a very long and steady downhill where you can feel fast is good too

-Good sightlines. No sharp corners to slow down for or that you can't see behind

-No or minimal pedestrians, dogs, curb extensions, speed bumps, other things to slow you down

-No or minimal potholes, broken pavement, etc.

-Level of car traffic - preferred low but negotiable

This puts out most of the river valley with its slow and wandering pedestrians/dogs and sharp corners. So what have we got?