Alix Lake Nature Trail (54.1 km)
Located in Alix, this 6.3 km nature trail loops around a shallow lake, passing through mixed woods, marshes, and farmland. The trail is moderately challenging and suitable for visitors of all ages, with amenities like washrooms, benches, a playground, and interpretive signs. Over 40 bird species can be seen along the trail, including Red-necked Grebe, Black-crowned Night Heron, Osprey, Barn Swallow, and Mourning Dove. Wildlife such as deer, beavers, and muskrats are also common. The area features a variety of plants, including cattails, wild rose, willow, and high bush cranberry. A nearby campground offers additional options for extended visits.
Access: From Highway 601, turn left onto Highway 12 towards Alix. After 1 km, turn left onto 47 Ave, right onto Lake St, and left onto 53 St. The parking lot is on the right.
Partners: Town of Alix
Alberta Discovery Guide: No
Located in Alix, this 6.3 km nature trail loops around a shallow lake, passing through mixed woods, marshes, and farmland. The trail is moderately challenging and suitable for visitors of all ages, with amenities like washrooms, benches, a playground, and interpretive signs. Over 40 bird species can be seen along the trail, including Red-necked Grebe, Black-crowned Night Heron, Osprey, Barn Swallow, and Mourning Dove. Wildlife such as deer, beavers, and muskrats are also common. The area features a variety of plants, including cattails, wild rose, willow, and high bush cranberry. A nearby campground offers additional options for extended visits.
Access: From Highway 601, turn left onto Highway 12 towards Alix. After 1 km, turn left onto 47 Ave, right onto Lake St, and left onto 53 St. The parking lot is on the right.
Partners: Town of Alix
Alberta Discovery Guide: No
