Located along the scenic banks of the Assiniboine river, these trails wind for over 4.5km all over the Northern riverside area of the city. They are exceptionally maintained and can be used by any roller blader, cyclist or pedestrian alike.

Along the trails you can expect to see a whole variety of wildlife that will come alongside the trails with little fear of the pedestrians. You can expect to see deer, beavers, Canadian geese, red winged blackbirds, mallards and a whole host of other animals all within a 30 minute walk.

Make sure not to miss these other attractions found on the walking paths.

1. Riverbank Discovery Center, where you kind find more tourism and city information for the Brandon and surrounding area. Plus you can take a stroll in the marsh trails behind the building or feed the fishes and geese from the small dock. You’ll find informative signs dealing with the flora and fauna of the prairies along the path.
2. Eleanor Kidd Gardens, where you can stroll through a beautifully planted garden and enjoy it’s serenity. A walk from the discovery center is around 2km but there is also parking at the gardens via access from 18th st.
3. Red Willow Pedestrian Bridge, a large walking bridge built in 1997 that allows you to traverse the river without getting your feet wet. During June, come watch the cliff swallows nesting underneath of the bridge as they fly out of their nests in the hundreds.