Trails

The city has several free Park & Ride stations where you can park your car and commute via our convenient, accessible trail system! Check out the list below:

• End of the valley trail near City limits 
• Valley trail at Booster station (across from Orchard Drive) 
• Hartt Island
• Angelview Park
• Odell Park
• Under the Princess Margaret bridge on Lincoln Road
• Lincoln trail parking near Draco Road
• Morell Park
• Wilmot Park
• Grant Harvey
• Willie O’Ree
• Station Road
• Union Street at Picaroons
• Carleton Park
• Cityview Dog Park
• Johnson Avenue Park

The City has installed and continues to maintain adult fitness equipment at two sites along our trail system. They are on our Crosstown Trail, near the intersection of Beaverbrook Drive and University Avenue and along the Northside Trail in Henry Park. This equipment is very versatile and can be used by adults with a wide variety of fitness levels.

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The groomed and tracked trails of Killarney Lake Park and Odell Park are a wonderful way to explore the depths of the forested landscapes of two very extraordinary city parks. Every effort is made to have these trails groomed and tracked for skiing as soon as possible after a snowfall. When time permits, additional trails are groomed for walking. It's important to remember that during the winter season trails may not be maintained on a regular basis.

Killarney Ski Trails Map 

Here are some general rules on how we can all work together to keep our trails safe and enjoyable for everyone.

• Observe the 20km/h speed limit. Respect is a two-way trail.
• Signal your presence with a bell. Trail safety is a group effort.
• Wear a helmet. Trail safety starts from the top.
• Keep right except to pass. A trail is meant to be shared.
• Pay attention to your surroundings, and be considerate of others. A trail is meant to be shared.
• Keep pets on a leash. Happy tails mean happy trails.

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Temporary Dog Off-Leash Area Rules
• All users of the off-leash dog area do so at their own risk.
• Off-leash dogs are permitted in this area from May 15 to October 15, 2025
• Off-leash dogs are permitted only within the designated area.
• Handlers must clean up after their dog(s).

Dog Supervision
• Dogs MUST be kept on a leash while entering and exiting the off-leash area.
• Handlers must carry a leash at all times.
• Dogs must be under the effective control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times.
• No children under 12 years of age are permitted in the off-leash area without adult supervision.

Restricted Dogs
• Handlers MUST remove aggressive dogs immediately.
• Dangerous dogs are prohibited.
• Limit of 2 dogs per handler.
• Female dogs in heat are prohibited.

Identification
• All dogs must wear a collar with identification.
• Dog owners must register their pets with the City per By-law No. S-11.
• Handlers must ensure that dogs have dog tags on their collar.
• Pinch or spiked collars are not permitted.

Share the Trail
• The off-leash area continues to be available for public use for walking, bicycling, and jogging. 

• Dog owners/handlers are liable for the behaviour, damage or injury inflicted by their dogs.
• Owners/Handlers are legally and financially responsible for their dogs’ behaviour. 

•The City of Fredericton accepts no liability or responsibility for injuries resulting from the use of this area.

Enjoy the trails and please help to keep them clean!