Glide into Evening: Segway Summer Sunset Cruise in Edmonton
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, requires basic balance and mobility; no intense physical effort needed.
Overview
Discover Edmonton’s scenic river valley like never before on the Segway Summer Sunset Cruise—a smooth, guided journey that lights up the city as dusk falls. Glide through vibrant trails and soak in panoramic views during this unique evening adventure.
Segway Summer Sunset Cruise
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About This Adventure
Find parking in the parking lot next to the Chinese garden & walk down the stairs to the two concrete buildings (one is a bathroom the other is our office!) We are directly across from the queen Anne riverboat
Your 2 hour Segway Adventure departs from the RVAC headquarters in beautiful Louise McKinney Park on the banks of the North Saskatchewan river. As we explore North America’s largest urban Parkland including the Trans Canada Trail we will glide along the riverfront and then ascend up over 200 feet out of the river valley and onto the banks of downtown Edmonton. The view includes downtown, the quarters, ice district, Rogers place, neon sign museum, heritage trail, Alberta Legislature grounds and building. See the historic original site marking Edmonton’s birthplace along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. See the lights of the grand Walterdale bridge as you cruise back into the river valley finishing back at RVAC headquarters in Louise McKinney riverfront park. Item location
Adventure Tips
Balance Before You Ride
Take a few minutes to practice balancing on the Segway during the safety briefing to build confidence for the ride.
Dress for Evening Weather
Bring a light jacket as temperatures can drop quickly after sunset near the river.
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
Sturdy footwear helps maintain proper footing and safety on the Segway.
Stay Hydrated
Evening rides are refreshing, but it's important to stay hydrated before and after your cruise.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often seen along the river valley trails
- Various migratory birds like the Great Blue Heron
History
Edmonton’s river valley has been an important gathering place for Indigenous peoples for thousands of years and today forms part of the city’s largest urban park system.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes minimizing environmental impact by staying on designated trails and promoting responsible enjoyment of the river valley's natural habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable Clothing
Wear breathable, weather-appropriate clothes for comfortable movement during the evening ride.
summer specific
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
A lightweight jacket protects against cooling temperatures along the riverbank at sunset.
summer specific
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects your feet and provides stability while riding the Segway.
Camera or Smartphone
To capture the stunning sunset views and cityscapes along the route.