Parks & Trails

Community Parks

The parks below are public parks for the enjoyment of the residents and visitors in the community. If you have any questions, please contact the District Office at 523-6225.

Maggs Park	Chartrand Avenue
Topaz Tot Lot	165 Topaz Drive
Amber Drive Park	Amber Drive
Lions Park	Between Amber Cres. & Beryl Drive
Opal Park	Between Garnet Drive & Opal Drive
Marie King / Cenotaph Park	300 Chartrand Drive
Agate Park	Agate Drive
Breccia Park	Between Homes on Breccia Drive
Emerald Park	Between Chartand Avenue & Emerald Drive

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Regional Parks

Tunkwa Provincial Park consists of two man-made trout-fishing lakes, Tunkwa and Leighton.

There are campgrounds located on both lakes. Tunkwa is in the top 10 provincial rainbow trout fisheries. Tunkwa Provincial Park is a year-round recreation area, with camping, hunting, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, fishing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.

For more information visit Tunka Provincial Park

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Trails

Logan Lake has a diversity of walking, running and biking trails within a close proximity of the town. 

Discover Our Nature Trail Map

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Cross-Country Skiing

The X-Country trails range from Beginner loops of less then a kilometer to Intermediate and Expert loops.

Logan Lake X-Country Trail Map

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Birds In and Around Logan Lake

Logan Lake's wilderness and environment supports various bird species.

Logan Lake Birds