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Killarney Lake Park is in the middle of a major transformation, with new mountain biking trails, a disc golf course and an accessible playground all taking shape this year. While many visitors are thrilled with the upgrades, some longtime park users say more needs to be done for seniors.
New park additions drawing visitors from across the province
Jennifer William · CBC News
· Posted: Sep 14, 2026 5:07 PM EDT | Last Updated: 20 minutes ago
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A sign at Killarney Lake Park lays out the city’s development plan, including a disc golf course, mountain bike trails and a natural play park. (Jennifer William/CBC)
The City of Fredericton has built nearly 12 kilometres of new mountain biking trails at Killarney Lake Park with plans to expand to 32 kilometres in total.
The park improvement project began in 2024 in partnership with River Valley Cycling and includes a new accessible playground, a disc golf course and parking upgrades.
“There’s a lot going on,” said Meredith Cooper, Fredericton’s manager of strategic projects.
Chris Reid took his mountain bike to Killarney Lake Park, drawn by a new section of trail he heard had just opened.
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