EDMONTON CITY TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Harvest Moon Tour: A two-hour Segway glide from riverfront to skyline in Edmonton's river valley
A guided 2-hour Segway adventure from River Valley Adventure that threads Louise McKinney Park, the Trans Canada Trail and a 200‑foot ascent to panoramic downtown overlooks.
Harvest Moon Tour: A two-hour Segway glide from riverfront to skyline in Edmonton's river valley.
Departing from the RVAC headquarters in Louise McKinney Park, the Harvest Moon Tour is a compact, two‑hour Segway exploration of Edmonton’s North Saskatchewan River corridor and North America’s largest urban parkland. Riders follow the riverfront and the Trans Canada Trail, climb more than 200 feet out of the valley for sweeping views of downtown, then loop past neon signs, heritage markers and the illuminated Walterdale Bridge before returning to the riverbank base.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Riverfront glide along the North Saskatchewan
Glide along the North Saskatchewan River and the Trans Canada Trail through Louise McKinney Park, taking in the scale of North America’s largest urban parkland as the tour follows the riverfront corridors.
A 200‑foot ascent to downtown panoramas
The route climbs over 200 feet out of the river valley onto the downtown banks, delivering views across the quarters, the Ice District and Rogers Place — a concentrated snapshot of Edmonton’s skyline.
Neon signs, heritage markers and the Walterdale Bridge lights
Along the loop you’ll pass the neon sign museum and a historic marker denoting Edmonton’s birthplace, and finish the circuit cruising past the glowing span of the grand Walterdale Bridge as you descend back into the river valley.
What the day feels like
What the tour feels like
This is a brisk, urban outdoor circuit: two hours on a Segway that alternates riverfront cruising with a sustained climb up out of the valley to broad city views, interspersed with stops for interpretation at neon signs, heritage sites and prominent civic landmarks before a riverbound return to the RVAC headquarters.
THE RIVER
Riverfront glide along the North Saskatchewan
Glide along the North Saskatchewan River and the Trans Canada Trail through Louise McKinney Park, taking in the scale of North America’s largest urban parkland as the tour follows the riverfront corridors.
THE VANTAGE
A 200‑foot ascent to downtown panoramas
The route climbs over 200 feet out of the river valley onto the downtown banks, delivering views across the quarters, the Ice District and Rogers Place — a concentrated snapshot of Edmonton’s skyline.
THE SIGHTS
Neon signs, heritage markers and the Walterdale Bridge lights
Along the loop you’ll pass the neon sign museum and a historic marker denoting Edmonton’s birthplace, and finish the circuit cruising past the glowing span of the grand Walterdale Bridge as you descend back into the river valley.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The Harvest Moon Tour is a guided, 2‑hour Segway Adventure.
Tours depart from and finish at the RVAC headquarters in Louise McKinney Park on the North Saskatchewan riverfront.
Expect a mix of riverfront trail riding and a sustained climb of over 200 feet onto the banks overlooking downtown; the circuit returns along the river valley.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Harvest Moon Tour?
The tour is a 2-hour Segway Adventure.
Where does the tour start and finish?
The tour departs from and finishes at the RVAC headquarters in Louise McKinney Park on the North Saskatchewan River.
What will we see on the tour?
Highlights include the riverfront and Trans Canada Trail, downtown vistas (Ice District, Rogers Place), the neon sign museum, heritage markers, the Alberta Legislature grounds and the Walterdale Bridge lights.
Is there significant elevation change on the route?
Yes — the itinerary includes an ascent of over 200 feet out of the river valley onto the downtown banks.
Who operates the Harvest Moon Tour?
The tour is operated by River Valley Adventure (RVAC).
Does the tour travel through parkland?
Yes — the route traverses Louise McKinney Park and sections of North America’s largest urban parkland along the North Saskatchewan River.