Dryden Urban Trail System 12.3 km

The Urban Trail System is a network of five attractive, intra-city routes that provide safe and enjoyable pedestrian access to commercial and residential neighbourhoods, and community facilities & services. This trail incorporates urban landscapes, interconnecting roads, sidewalks, and pathways. Residents and visitors can walk, explore, and enjoy the community. During your journey you can stop and visit the Dryden & District Museum, the Dryden Public Library, or one of nine community parks. The Urban Trail also incorporates opportunities to stop and shop.

Dryden Signature Trail 5.4 km

The Dryden Signature Trail System consists of two trail routes, uniquely designed to provide hands-on, engaging, intriguing, recreational/interpretative encounters to capture the imagination of community residents and visitors. The Signature Trail route follows along the Wabigoon River, from Johnston Park on the Trans-Canada Highway 17, through Cooper Park and Laura Howe Marsh, ending at the newly expanded trail located beside the waterfront at the end of Van Horne Avenue.

The Nature in the City Trail 6.8 km

The Nature in the City Trail System is a beautiful “necklace” of trails that link together all the differing natural areas surrounding the city core. The rich assembly of natural settings is the City’s most valuable outdoor recreational asset. One can divide this trail into smaller sections or traverse the entire system, providing excellent opportunities for short or extended walking/hiking/jogging or cycling & skiing.

Flat Rock to Sandy Beach Trail

Beginning at Flat Rock, stroll this quick but scenic route that follows the Wabigoon Lake shoreline and brings you directly to Sandy Beach. If you’re just finishing up a round of golf or a baseball game, this trail gives you the opportunity to stretch your legs and unwind. Listen to the lovely sounds of waves hitting the shoreline and take in the views of the lake through the trees.