Landowner Rights & Trail User Responsibilities

The Waskahegan Trail is a unique resource that exists only because of the generosity of landowners. Before you set foot on the trail:

  1. Know the landowner rights and the trail user responsibilities.
  2. Check the trail conditions

WTA Scheduled Hikes !

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With the upcoming Stage 1 & Stage 2 reopening we are hoping to restart our scheduled hikes.

In early June the Stage 1 reopening will allow Outdoor social gatherings, physical, performance and recreation activities of up to 10 distanced people, so for June 6th we are looking at Wanison Lake to Meadow Shelter, as that will allow us to send groups on 2 routes that will get to Meadow Shelter for lunch ~20 min apart.

By mid June Stage 2 reopening should be in place, allowing for our typical hike routine.

We will continue to monitor the situation & take our guidance from the province.

You are invited to the 2021 AGM

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You are invited to attend, elect new board members, socialize, and hear from our guest speakers at the

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

7:00 – 9:00 p.m., Friday, April 16, 2021
Join by computer or by phone

Agenda

  • Business meeting: reports, elections to the board
  • Guest speakers:
    1. Neil Kimmy will provide a landowner’s perspective on the trail
    2. Delaney Schlemko from the Nature Conservancy of Canada
  • Social time: catch up with old friends and meet new ones who share your interests
Register now

Delaney Schlemko, Nature Conservancy of Canada

“The Nature Conservancy of Canada: Keeping the Beaver Hills Wild”

Discover the Nature Conservancy of Canada: who they are, how they conserve private land, and how they are helping to keep the Beaver Hills wild. This presentation will feature the recently acquired Ball Berg property which has a portion of the Waskahegan Trail (Triple B section) and Berg Stopover.

Delaney Schlemko is the Natural Area Manager for Northeast Alberta, which includes the Cooking Lake Moraine Natural Area and Beaver Hills Biosphere.