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Get Running at the LakeBest places to run in the Sylvan Lake areaThere is nothing quite like an early morning run along the shores of Sylvan Lake and if silence is golden than runners in Sylvan Lake are rich! Sylvan Lake is highly walkable and pedestrian friendly making it a runners paradise! Set off on foot into Central Alberta’s most …
Sylvan Lake’s Top 5 Most Instagrammable SpotsPicturesque places for your photo opsPondering a trip to Alberta? Then you gotta make Sylvan Lake part of your itinerary! It’s one of the most instagrammable and photogenic spots in Central Alberta. Here’s an insider’s list of the top 5 Instagram worthy spots in Sylvan Lake. From the lake itself to the walking trails, …
Explore Sylvan’s Wild SideNature tourism, an opportunity to explore Sylvan Lake’s biodiversitySylvan Lake’s unique aspen parkland means that the region is home to a diverse array of wildlife. From songbirds to red foxes there’s so much to see if you take the time to look! The lake is known for its scenic beauty, excellent boating opportunities and popular beaches, but …
Bike your way through Sylvan LakeCheck out trails and rides for the whole family!Grabbing your bike and planning a route is an excellent way to explore Sylvan Lake and the surrounding area. Find viewpoints of the lake, check out hidden playgrounds and see Sylvan Lake from behind your handlebars. Find unrestricted views of the lake, cycle under forest canopy, and …
Plan your walk or hike with over 26-km of Sylvan Lake trails!Spring is the perfect time to reach your daily “step goal” in Sylvan Lake. Check out Sylvan Lake’s diverse number of mellow hikes and beautiful walking trails. You’ll hit 10,000 steps in no time! Did you know that Sylvan Lake is highly walkable and pedestrian friendly? Set off on …
The Joys of Bird Watching in Sylvan LakeWatching a White-Winged Scoter race across Sylvan Lake in the early morning is like peeking into another world. Tourists may flock to Sylvan Lake but so do the birds, making the community a great spot for bird watchers. What you might not know, is that Sylvan Lake is host to around 150 species …
