Outdoor Activities in Edmonton in March

March in Edmonton can still be quite cold, with average temperatures around -10°C to -5°C, but there are plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors despite the chill.

  1. Snowshoeing: Explore the natural beauty of Edmonton's trails under a blanket of snow. Many parks offer well-marked trails suitable for beginners and experienced snowshoers alike.
  2. Cross-Country Skiing: Enjoy the serene winter landscapes on skis. The city has several trails that are perfect for cross-country skiing.
  3. Ice Skating: Take advantage of the natural ice rinks at various outdoor skating ponds or the man-made rinks in local parks.
  4. Winter Hiking: Venture out on a winter hike to enjoy the crisp air and snowy scenery. Trails like those in Elk Island National Park offer stunning views.
  5. Snowmobiling: For those who love speed and adventure, snowmobiling can be a thrilling way to explore the outdoors. Rentals are available for those without their own equipment.

Pro tip: Always check weather conditions before heading out and dress in layers to stay warm and comfortable.

What You Need

Cross-Country Skis

Ideal for winter hikes on snow-covered trails. Choose a pair that fits your skill level.

$150-300
Winter Hiking Boots

Keeps your feet warm and dry on winter hikes. Look for waterproof and insulated boots.

$100-250
Snowshoes

Essential for exploring snowy trails. Look for a lightweight pair with adjustable bindings.

$100-200
Snowmobile Helmet

Essential safety gear for snowmobiling. Look for a helmet with a full-face visor.

$100-250

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