Canoeing on Telford Lake Alberta Canada
Telford Lake in Leduc Alberta Canada is a hidden gem in the Edmonton region. Ideal for paddling, Telford Lake is long (3km) and narrow making and typically sheltered from the winds. The Leduc Boat Club which runs the Telford Lake Alberta Training...
Telford Lake in Leduc Alberta Canada is a hidden gem in the Edmonton region. Ideal for paddling, Telford Lake is long (3km) and narrow making and typically sheltered from the winds. The Leduc Boat Club which runs the Telford Lake Alberta Training Centre is based here. They are one of the only clubs in the country to offer canoeing, dragon boat, kayaking, outriggers, rowing, and stand-up paddle boarding. They also have indoor tanks for year-round training. The Club offers rentals, camps, lessons, and hosts competitions. In fact, Telford Lake is one of the only 8 lanes, 2,000m paddling racecourses in the prairies. This is a paddling only lake. Additionally, there is a paved 8km walking and biking trail around the lake which is one of the most loved multi-use trails in the city. Located in the heart of the City of Leduc Alberta Canada, Telford Lake is near attractions such as the Stone Barn Garden, William F. Lede Park, the Leduc Recreation Centre, and Leduc's Mainstreet.
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Getting ready to go for a paddle on Telford Lake in the City of Leduc. Launching a boat is easy with the floating dock. Paddlers in the Edmonton Area are fortunate to have such a safe and easily accessible lake that is less than 20 minutes from...
Getting ready to go for a paddle on Telford Lake in the City of Leduc. Launching a boat is easy with the floating dock. Paddlers in the Edmonton Area are fortunate to have such a safe and easily accessible lake that is less than 20 minutes from Edmonton's southside.
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We have a multi-day backcountry fall canoe trip coming up, so we decided to take a quick trip to Telford Lake. Canoeing in Leduc gave us the chance to test our gear, try out different layering options for clothing and refresh our paddling skills....
We have a multi-day backcountry fall canoe trip coming up, so we decided to take a quick trip to Telford Lake. Canoeing in Leduc gave us the chance to test our gear, try out different layering options for clothing and refresh our paddling skills. Paddling on Telford Lake in Leduc is a terrific way to have fun, stay active and train for canoe trips.
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The day started our cool and frosty. However, by the time we made it to the lake we were lucky enough to have a beautiful fall day. Since we were warm, we were able to enjoy the fall colours and to relax and watch the birds. Other that two...
The day started our cool and frosty. However, by the time we made it to the lake we were lucky enough to have a beautiful fall day. Since we were warm, we were able to enjoy the fall colours and to relax and watch the birds. Other that two kayakers we had the lake to ourselves. This photo is from the far end of the lake looking back towards downtown Leduc in the distance.
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I love watching pelicans. They are so big and goofy looking yet so graceful. There are typically pelicans at the lake nearly every day during the paddling season. These three didn't seem to mind floating nearby, they were quick happily enjoying a...
I love watching pelicans. They are so big and goofy looking yet so graceful. There are typically pelicans at the lake nearly every day during the paddling season. These three didn't seem to mind floating nearby, they were quick happily enjoying a morning snack with whatever they were finding in the cattails.
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Back on the city side of the lake, houses line a portion of the lakes north shore. It's fun to imagine owing one of these houses and having the Telford Lake and the Telford Lake Trail right outside your door. You can have an adventure every day.
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Telford Lake, Leduc, AB T9E, Canada
St. Michaels Church and the Leduc Heritage Grain Elevator behind it are two of the City of Leduc's historic landmarks. St. Michaels was built in 1936. The grain elevator was built in 1978 and is now a historic site that. The fence line running...
St. Michaels Church and the Leduc Heritage Grain Elevator behind it are two of the City of Leduc's historic landmarks. St. Michaels was built in 1936. The grain elevator was built in 1978 and is now a historic site that. The fence line running between the lake and the church is the Telford Lake Boardwalk, part of the trail system that goes around the lake.
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The Telford Lake Boardwalk and trail are part of the Trans Canada Trail system. Which is the longest network of multi-use recreational trails in the world. If you watch @SonyaRichmond's from, Come Walk with Me 1 second a day video of her trek...
The Telford Lake Boardwalk and trail are part of the Trans Canada Trail system. Which is the longest network of multi-use recreational trails in the world. If you watch @SonyaRichmond's from, Come Walk with Me 1 second a day video of her trek across Canada on the Trans Canada Trail, you will see the Telford Lake Boardwalk.
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We really enjoyed canoeing on Telford Lake. It was such a beautiful day and such a peaceful place to paddle. Altogether we paddled about 6km and spent about an hour and a half canoeing.
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Telford Lake, Leduc, AB T9E, Canada
The Leduc Boat Club offers has rentals and offers lessons and camps. They specialize in dragon boat, outriggers, rowing, sprint and traditional canoe and kayak and stand-up paddle boards.
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Telford Lake, Leduc, AB T9E, Canada
One of the best places to enjoy a picnic in Leduc Alberta Canada is along the shores of Telford Lake. There are several picnic tables near the Leduc Boat Club. Picnickers can enjoy the views of the lake, watch the birds, and just enjoy the outdoors.
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Telford Lake, Leduc, AB T9E, Canada
The most popular trail in Leduc, Telford Lake Trail is an 8.2km paved multi-use trail around the lake. It makes for a nice challenge. The walk around the lake took me about 1.5 hours. There are a number of scenic viewpoints, interpretive signs,...
The most popular trail in Leduc, Telford Lake Trail is an 8.2km paved multi-use trail around the lake. It makes for a nice challenge. The walk around the lake took me about 1.5 hours. There are a number of scenic viewpoints, interpretive signs, and benches along the route.
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Beautiful album Janet! Canoeing looks so fun! I have always been more into kayaking myself and have only been in a canoe a handful of times believeBeautiful album Janet! Canoeing looks so fun! I have always been more into kayaking myself and have only been in a canoe a handful of times believe it or not. However, I look forward to lots of sea kayaking adventures in my new home in Twillingate! You should come visit sometime -would love to host you! More ... -
Cora Lee Rennie lol, I have only kayaked a handful of times. I would love to go sea kayaking with you. Let's add that to my Newfoundland bucket list.Cora Lee Rennie lol, I have only kayaked a handful of times. I would love to go sea kayaking with you. Let's add that to my Newfoundland bucket list. I am starting to think that I may need at least a month to cover all the adventures that you and Amy Rezek have been sharing More ... -
Janet Guthrie haha Newfoundland and Labrador is truly an outdoor playground. Myself and Amy are looking forward to meeting up for an adventure soon.Janet Guthrie haha Newfoundland and Labrador is truly an outdoor playground. Myself and Amy are looking forward to meeting up for an adventure soon. We are currently living far apart. More ...
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Cora Lee Rennie If Janet comes it will be a great excuse to make more plans. And yes, if you want to see a lot I think a month is a good place toCora Lee Rennie If Janet comes it will be a great excuse to make more plans. And yes, if you want to see a lot I think a month is a good place to start. More ... -
Amy Rezek sounds like I had better get planning
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Good idea to do a practice run before your big trip. Looks like a lovely spot! -
Diana Mohrsen it is a great spot. The practice was needed, my paddling muscles were sore for days but toughened up in time for our big trip.
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Cannot wait for the big trip. Very exciting. -
EH Canada Marketing Group just back from the big trip now, it was amazing! I can't wait to share.
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Janet, where are you headed for your BIG paddle trip? -
Kim Kenyon Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park
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Janet Guthrie Epic! That will be beautiful are you circumnavigating or point to point?
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Kim Kenyon circumnavigating
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Janet Guthrie WOW, that will be a good distance -- arms of steel you will have!
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Kim Kenyon hopefully
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