Churchill Drive Park

Churchill Drive Park sits along the west shore of the Red River, running from Cockburn St S past the St. Vital Bridge all the way to Baltimore Rd. The park features a long trail running near the riverbed, a playground just east of the St. Vital Bridge, and plenty of open space.

Welcome to Churchill Drive Park! A pathway off the west end of Churchill Dr winds its way alongside the Red River. Facing east.

The pathway splits a little ways east of the western entrance. Visitors looking for a good view of the Red River can take the right fork. Facing east.

The Elm Park Bridge can be seen in the distance in this view of the Red River from the edge of the pathway. Facing southwest.

View of the Red River from the edge of the pathway, facing southeast.

A pair of geese escort their goslings near the shoreline of the Red River.

Plenty of benches are available where the pathways converge as they continue winding towards the St. Vital Bridge. Facing southeast.

The pathway continues to hug the Red River as it winds its way west towards the St. Vital Bridge. Facing southeast.

View of the Red River from the pathway, facing southwest.

The pathway winds its way through the trees, not far from the St. Vital Bridge. Facing west.

Geese forage in the grass in this view of the St. Vital Bridge, facing south.

Plenty of seating surrounds the Churchill Drive Tot Lot, just east of the St. Vital Bridge. Facing southwest.

The pathway diverges as it winds its way around the playground, facing west.

The pathway winds around a sizeable open area, just east of the St. Vital Bridge. Facing southeast.

A makeshift path crosses the open area towards the treeline, near the intersection between Churchill Dr and Casey St. Facing southeast.

A patch of trees stands in the open area, with the pathway running alongside the Red River visible in the distance. Facing southeast.

A lone bench waits near another patch of trees, as the pathway continues alongside the Red River. Facing southeast.

The pathway winds its ways past several patches of trees. Facing south.

Overflow from the Red River leaves two benches stranded in the water, where the St. Vital Museum is visible on the opposite shoreline. Facing east.

The scenic St. Vital Outlook is visible on the opposite shoreline in this view of the Red River. Facing east.

Plenty of new trees have been planted alongside the pathway, not far from the northeast entrance to the park. Facing south.

The pathway makes its way off Churchill Dr, just south of Baltimore Rd, near the northeast corner of the park. Facing east.

The South Osborne community gardens can be found just north of the park area. Facing northeast.