Bergen Cutoff Park

Bergen Cutoff Park is a forested greenspace surrounding an old rail line west of Henderson Hwy, between Essar Ave and Slater Ave. A long trail runs through a raised forested area, with a playground and a view of the Red River.

Welcome to Bergen Cutoff Park! The park sign stands in front of the playground near the south entrance off Kildonan Dr. Facing east.

Several benches and a picnic table surround the playground, facing northeast.

Several pathways ahead lead up to the main raised trail, in this view from the south parking circle off Kildonan Dr. Facing north.

The trails in the western section of the park offer plenty of steep climbs for the mountain biking enthusiasts. Facing west.

View of the Red River from the southwest corner of the park, facing south.

The old Bergen Cutoff Bridge, active in the 1920s, still stands in this view from the southwest corner of the park. Facing northwest.

A gaggle of geese perch themselves on several logs near the shore of the Red River.

A pathway off Kildonan Dr leads into the park from the far northwest corner, facing south.

Several trails branch off the main trail running through the forested area. Facing west.

A large open area is available behind Essar Park, with a trail on the right leading up to the main trail. Facing west.

A trail makes its way towards up the slope to the main trail, off the south end of Appleton St. Facing south.

Visitors can wander into the park off a trail at the north end of Corne St, facing north.

The main trail runs east-west through the trees along the former rail line, running parallel to Essar Ave. Facing west.

A small open area is available near the northeast corner of the park, just off Essar Ave. Facing southwest.

A trail off Henderson Hwy behind a business makes its way into the park, facing west.