WHAT'S NEW
Deerfoot Trail Improvements
A series of projects along Deerfoot Trail are underway with the purpose of improving both safety and traffic flow for area motorists. Those travelling on Deerfoot Trail should allow themselves extra travel time, or consider alternate routes where appropriate.
Visit Deerfoot Trail Improvements for additional information about this initiative, or to subscribe to project updates.
Visit Deerfoot Trail Improvements for additional information about this initiative, or to subscribe to project updates.
Visiting Alberta's Provincial
Parks & Recreation Areas
· Check AlbertaParks.ca for advisories, fire bans and other restrictionsParks & Recreation Areas
· Cell service may be limited, especially in the mountains
· Check the weather forecast before you leave
· Dress appropriately with proper footwear and bring extra layers of clothing
· Pack insect repellant, sunscreen, a flashlight or headlamp, food, water, and a first aid kit
· Dogs must be kept on a leash, with all waste either packed out or buried
· Do not pick wildflowers or other vegetation, including deadfall
· Leave no trace: no littering, including cigarette butts and seed shells
· Be BearSmart and carry bear spray
· Campfires are permitted in designated facilities only
· Never leave a campfire unattended; ensure it is completely extinguished at night or before leaving your campsite
· Parking is permitted in designated areas only
Alberta Watercraft Inspections
Help keep aquatic invasive species out of Alberta. Starting June 1, anyone transporting a watercraft across Alberta's eastern or southern borders must complete an inspection within 7 days, or before entering a waterbody.
Vehicles transporting a watercraft must stop when passing an open inspection station. If the nearest inspection station is closed, the watercraft must be inspected before launching. Bypassing an open inspection station while transporting a watercraft is a violation of the Fisheries (Alberta) Act and may result in a $4,200 fine. Watercraft must have drain plugs pulled while being transported; failure to do so may result in a $600 fine.
Hours of operation vary by inspection station. For more information and for operational hours, visit www.alberta.ca/watercraftinspections.
Vehicles transporting a watercraft must stop when passing an open inspection station. If the nearest inspection station is closed, the watercraft must be inspected before launching. Bypassing an open inspection station while transporting a watercraft is a violation of the Fisheries (Alberta) Act and may result in a $4,200 fine. Watercraft must have drain plugs pulled while being transported; failure to do so may result in a $600 fine.
Hours of operation vary by inspection station. For more information and for operational hours, visit www.alberta.ca/watercraftinspections.
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