Don Gerrie Park

Don Gerrie Park runs along the north side of Churchill Dr, on the west shore of the Red River. Home to the Manitoba Paddling Association, the park area features long trails running through a forested area, and plenty of views of the Red River.

Welcome to Don Gerrie Park! A pathway off Churchill Dr passes by the park sign near the southwest corner. Facing northeast.

The stone slab in the plaza ahead describes the role of Don Gerrie as a city council member until 1989. Facing northeast.

The pathway winds around the Manitoba Canoe and Kayak Center in this view near the docks. Facing southwest.

View of the docks from the bank of the river, as it curves around the Norwood West neighborhood on the opposite bank. Facing northwest.

The pathway winds through the trees near a sign for the Manitoba Paddling Association. Facing east.

View of the Red River, and Lyndale Park South on the opposite bank. Facing northeast.

The pathways run east-west through the forested area alongside Churchill Dr. Facing northeast.

Another park sign stands near the southeast entrance of the park, where several benches are available in another plaza. Facing northwest.

A trail from the nearby community garden heads west into the park. Facing west.

Alongside the trails, just east of the park, you'll find this family monument to Garth Ashdown, a landscape architect who lived in Riverview.