City News

With more than 190 kilometres of trails winding throughout the community, Medicine Hat’s trail network offers countless ways to explore, play and recharge. Whether you’re walking the dog, heading out for a sunrise jog, biking with friends, or enjoying a quiet evening stroll, there’s a trail for every adventure. 

Following a highly successful inaugural season, the City of Medicine Hat's Parks and Recreation department, Medicine Hat Transit, and the YMCA of Southeastern Alberta are proud to once again partner to offer the Rec & Ride Youth Pass this summer.

City of Medicine Hat is beginning a phased reopening of parks, trails, and recreational areas to balance access with safety.

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Starting Friday, June 5, the City of Medicine Hat’s Parks and Recreation department will install portable skate ramps at a pair of parks across the 2026 summer season.

The City of Medicine Hat is making it easier than ever for residents and visitors to discover parks and outdoor amenities with the launch of the new Parks and Recreation Explorer interactive mapping tool.

June is Parks & Recreation Month making this the perfect time to celebrate the spaces and experiences that help make Medicine Hat a healthy, active, and connected community.

The City is taking precautionary measures due to increased river flow rates including the closure of Police Point Park, boat launches, and several low-lying river pathways.

The City of Medicine Hat has set its June energy commodity rates.