Stretch your legs, hop on your bike, and discover one of the Brooks Newell Region’s best outdoor connections. The Kinbrook Connection Pathway links the City of Brooks to beautiful Lake Newell and Kinbrook Island Provincial Park, creating a scenic route perfect for walking, running, cycling, and enjoying the wide-open prairie landscape.
The paved multi-use pathway offers a safe and enjoyable way to travel between Brooks and Kinbrook Island Provincial Park, making it a favourite for both locals and visitors looking to explore the region at their own pace. Along the way, you’ll experience sweeping prairie views, fresh air, and the chance to spot local wildlife and birds that call the Lake Newell area home. The pathway follows the route south from Brooks toward Kinbrook Island Provincial Park, located approximately 13 kilometres from the city.
Whether you’re training for a long-distance ride, heading out for a leisurely stroll, or cycling to spend a day at the beach, the Kinbrook Connection Pathway offers a unique way to experience the natural beauty of the Brooks Newell Region. Pack a picnic, bring your camera, and make a day of exploring one of Southern Alberta’s warmest and most popular lake destinations.
Good to Know:
- Paved multi-use pathway suitable for walking, running, and cycling
- Connects Brooks with Kinbrook Island Provincial Park and Lake Newell
- Approximately 13 km one way
- Ideal for families, recreational cyclists, and fitness enthusiasts
- Access points available from Brooks and Kinbrook Island Provincial Park
Pair your pathway adventure with a swim, picnic, boating excursion, or overnight stay at Kinbrook Island Provincial Park for the ultimate Lake Newell experience. Lake Newell is one of Southern Alberta’s largest and warmest man-made lakes and a popular destination for boating, swimming, fishing, and camping.
