moderate
1–4 hours
A moderate level of fitness is recommended due to snowy terrain and variable trail elevation.
Discover winter fat biking through Edmonton’s vast river valley with gear provided by River Valley Adventure. Ride more than 480 kilometers of snowy trails without the hassle of bringing your own bike.
$85 a day / $25 an hour
Experience the thrill of winter biking with top-of-the-line fat bike rentals right off the Trans Canada Trail. Explore over 480 kilometers of trails in North America's largest urban parkland, ensuring an unforgettable adventure without the hassle of transporting your own bike. Embrace the outdoors and make the most of the season!
$85 a day / $25 an hour
We have top of the line fat bikes for you to rent right off the Trans Canada Trail. There is no need to spend your winter inside or haul a bike around, just show up and prepare to explore North America's largest urban parkland. With over 480 kms of trails to explore throughout the City, you will be sure to have an amazing adventure.
Winter trail surfaces can vary from packed snow to ice—confirm current conditions through local updates to plan your ride safely.
Temperatures can shift rapidly along the river valley; moisture-wicking base layers under insulated jackets work best to stay comfortable.
Though rare, carrying a basic puncture kit can save your ride if debris or sharp ice damages your fat bike tires on the trails.
Fat biking shares space with hikers and cross-country skiers—maintain control, yield when necessary, and respect other users.
Edmonton’s river valley park system was significantly expanded in the 1970s, preserving natural green space within the urban landscape.
Trail users are encouraged to stick to designated paths to protect fragile vegetation and maintain wildlife habitats year-round.
Keeps your hands warm and nimble for controlling the fat bike on cold trails.
winter specific
Helps regulate body temperature amid fluctuating outdoor cold conditions.
winter specific
Safety first, essential for protecting your head on uneven trail surfaces.
Staying hydrated is vital even in cold weather during sustained physical activity.