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Scenic Views

Scholten Hill This spot showcases a panoramic view of Medalta in the Historic Clay Dis trict and I-XL Industries Brick Plant. Many historic facts on the nearby WWII German Prisoner of War camp are detailed within the Medicine Hat Exhibition & Stampede grounds. Scenic Views has maps, signage, and web-based guides that high light special features of each spot and shares the value and economic benefits of maintaining natural areas. bage or recycling bins. Bring a trash bag to clean up after your self and your pet’s waste. » Keep nature healthy by stay ing on designated trails to min imize invasive weeds, lost bio diversity, and soil erosion. Scenic Views is a partnership between the Society of Grasslands Natural ists, the City of Medicine Hat, Alberta Ecotrust Foundation, and Tourism Medicine Hat. The Scenic Views map and locations are available at: grasslands-naturalists.org Ways you can be a sustainable explorer: » Properly dispose of items in gar

Ross Creek Coulee This native grassland area gives you views of endless coulees while you stroll or bike the lengthy trails. This open space views the CP Railway main line, where you can often spot long trains traveling through the prairies. Saratoga Park Within Saratoga Park is a paved multi-use trail, leading you through a nature-filled adventure near Seven Persons Creek, Ogilvie Flour Mill, and through the Métis settlement that once thrived in this area. There is a plaque to learn more.

Scenic Views helps explorers find 17 views in Canada’s Sunniest City. The gentle charm of the native grasslands, rolling hills, and riparian areas invite you to indulge in favoured activities like bird watching, photography, or simply being in the moment to breathe. McCutcheon A bird’s eye view of the large trees in the Riverside community and downtown Medicine Hat. In the dis tance, you’ll see the rolling hills in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park.

If scenic views are captured during your visit, tag @tourismmedicinehat on social media to be featured.

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