The best cycling routes around Leduc County

Argyll Velodrome, located in Argyll Park, is a cycling track measuring 333.33 meters in length and 7 meters in width. Usually open from May 1st to August 31st, this track hosts races and practices.

Sohan Singh Bhullar (1882-1968) was an early immigrant from India. He arrived in Canada in 1907, living first in British Columbia before moving to Lethbridge, Alberta. Bhullar worked there on a farm and at the Chisolm Mill, and later farmed his own land. In 1953 he came to Edmonton and, during the late 1950s and early 1960s, housed and helped newly arrived immigrants and students from India. Bhullar Park is in the Richfield neighbourhood and has an area of 0.09 ha.

This park has an area of 120.51 ha. From 1871 to 1874, William Bird ran a flour mill beside the creek that ran through his property (River Lot 19). This creek came to be known as Mill Creek. The course of Mill Creek is interrupted by city development between approximately 75 Street south of Wagner Road, and 83 Street at 69 Avenue.

Named after the area it is in. The Ellerslie name has been used to designate this area since the turn of the 20th century. Some sources indicate that the name was derived from the Ellerslie House, believed to be the birthplace of William Wallace, a Scottish insurgent against Edward I of England. Other sources believe this area was named by the brothers John and James McLaggan, owners of the first store and post office in the area, after a character in a novel by Sir William Scott. The Ellerslie School District was established in 1895 and the post office began operating in 1896.

Named after the area it is in. This neighbourhood is named after Blackmud Creek, which borders it along the south and east. It was first named Blackmud Creek neighbourhood in 1994, but later, in 1998, renamed Heritage Valley neighbourhood. After a request by developers, however, the name was changed back to Blackmud Creek.

Named after the school that is beside it. Monsignor Fee Otterson is a graduate of Edmonton Catholic Schools. He entered St. Joseph Seminary upon graduating from St. Joseph High and, on February 8, 1948, was ordained into the Holy Priesthood by the Archbishop of Edmonton, John Hugh MacDonald. Monsignor Otterson devoted the next 60 years serving the Catholic people of Edmonton and, in a very particular way, serving the young women and men in three of the high schools in the District. He spent six years teaching at St. Joseph High School, six years as principal and teacher at St. Mary High School, and 22 years teaching at Austin O’Brien High School. Monsignor Otterson was a teacher/administrator with Edmonton Catholic Schools for over 30 years. He had a tremendous impact on the students he taught. He was well respected and loved by staff and students.

Named after the area it is in. Includes a dog park, playground, art installation and room for sports fields, etc...

Named after the area it is in. The Allard neighbourhood is named after Dr. Charles Alexander Allard. Dr. Allard was a well known Edmonton surgeon, broadcaster, entrepreneur, innovator, industrialist, philanthropist, and visionary. Dr. Allard passed away in 1991. Posthumously, he was inducted into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame, and in 1996, in recognition of his role in Canadian broadcasting, he was inducted into the CAB Broadcast Hall of Fame.