Rails to Trails Project

What is the Rails to Trails Project?

The Rails to Trails pathway system, when complete, will connect the Midland Bridge to Wayne, doubling the distance of pathway available for active transportation (walking/jogging/running, biking, skiing, snow-shoeing) in the Drumheller Valley!

Read the media release here>>

Have questions? Access our FAQ here>>


You can help Build this Community Legacy!

 

Fundraising is being completed by a volunteer Task Force of the Town of Drumheller. The goal is to get the pathway useable as quickly as possible, with the minimum of the bridges and pathways within Drumheller completed in 2024.

Help build a community legacy project that will transform Drumheller.

Your support, no matter how big or small, will help open the pathway as quickly as possible. Making the corridor into a community path is based on a thoughtful concept of grading, paving with recycled asphalt, benches, shade, garbage and recycling bins, dog relief stations, bike racks repair stations, safety upgrades, and signage.

To recognize your generous donation (>$1,000), your name, business, or organization will be listed on the donor wall located at the Main Station.

Sponsorship Options

Friend of the Trail

Bronze

Silver

Gold

Platinum

Rosedale & Wayne Bridges with naming

(7 available)
$1K+ $5K+ $10K+ $20k+ $100K+ $20K each

Sponsors select from a limited number of pre-determined options as shown above or can contribute to the general project construction pool of funds. All items are available on a first come first serve basis based on payment received.

Stops

Eleven Stops are available, spread along the path, at key decision points to access community amenities and the existing pathway. Stops are a place to rest with a bench, garbage and recycling and dog relief station.

Wayne Bridges

Seven are available, including naming opportunities. Ragged badlands landscapes, crossing over the Rosebud River. These bridges begin in Rosedale and carve through the iconic Wayne valley. 

Stations

Five available includes naming opportunity. Located at key locations along the pathway, stations provide a location to gather with shade, a sitting area, garbage and recycling, and more.

Main Station

One is available, and this sponsorship option includes an opportunity to name it as your own!  Located at the edge of downtown Drumheller, this central station will include the donor wall and enhanced amenities.

Midland Bridge

One available includes a naming opportunity. Iconic of the landscape, the Midland Bridge provides a critical connection across the Red Deer River.

 

Rails to Trails Donation Form

How can I donate?

Get started with our donation form below. 

  • E-Transfer to etransfer@drumheller.ca Donation must include a label or memo: Rails to Trails Donation, plus information for tax receipts and donor wall.
  • Cash 
  • Cheques 
  • Debit
  • Direct Deposit (EFT) – contact the Town (banking info required).

For cash and debit transactions, please visit Town Hall (224 Centre St, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y4) Donation must include a label or memo: Rails to Trails Donation, plus information for tax receipts and donor wall.

A paper copy of the donation form can be accessed here. 

Tax receipts for donations over $25 will be issued.

Contact us for more details at railstotrails@drumheller.ca

Thank you for being part of our story.

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