Henderson Lake. (Lethbridge News Now)

By David Opinko

Foot traffic on popular Lethbridge trails is one-way

Apr 15, 2020 | 12:27 PM

LETHBRIDGE, AB – The City of Lethbridge is asking recreators to follow one-way directional signage in their most popular trails.

To help encourage physical distancing, signs with arrows indicating which direction people should be walking will be added to Henderson Lake, Nicholas Sheran Lake, and the off-leash dog parks.

“If you cannot plan a route that follows a loop or uses multiple pathways and sidewalks, please maintain a safe 2 metre (6 foot) distance at all times. This may mean stepping off the path to let others pass,” reads a media release from the city.

If the path of greenspace is busy, they are asking that you consider moving to a different area.

This is a great opportunity to explore the over 177 km of paved pathways and approximately 57 km of natural or gravel trails around the city.

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You can view an interactive map of pathways in Lethbridge through this link.