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What is Ironhorse Park?

Iron Horse Park is a re-creation in miniature of the railway pioneer days in the Canadian West. When complete there will be a 1 1/2 mile miniature train interpretive journey for kids of all ages. The journey will represent the Canadian Pacific Railway from the prairies to the coast. The trip will climb mountains, cross trestles, through tunnels on both steam and diesel locomotives. Along the route you will travel past small scale farmsteads, towns and industries typical of the area. (Read more....)

Annual operating season from May Long weekend to October Thanksgiving day weekend.

The Sunday of the "May Long" weekend marks the annual opening to the public of the next running season. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Come and experience an interpretive journey on the almost 2 km of track which is currently operational. We are open to the public every Sunday between 11:00AM and 4:00PM until the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend in October. Also note that private events can be booked on Saturdays (See the "Happy Birthday" balloons below for details).

See location information below on this page.

Our new Centennial bridge.

Construction is finally under way on the Centennial bridge which will be the gateway to our new Mountain Subdivision.

We are really excited as this plan has been in the works for over 6 years now. Follow the construction through our image gallery. Or, better still, come and join in the construction on weekends any time from now until we are done. We can always use all the help we can get.

Here is a direct link to the photo gallery page. Centennial Bridge and the Mountain Subdivision.

Iron Horse Park Information.

Our Flyer A quick 2 page information "PDF" flyer you can print for easy reference.

Location Map and directions on where to find us.

Events Calendar Check us out on our next run day or our next train show. Don't forget to pop round and say Hi! We are open to the public every Sunday between from Victoria Day and Thanksgiving long weekends, Weather permitting.

History Find out about the club's roots and how it became what it is today.

Volunteer Info Would you like to help us out by volunteering? We sure could use your help.

About Iron Horse Park Learn all about the Park. Its goals, accomplishments and more!

Image Gallery Pictures of our park and related interests.

Locomotive Roster Photos of our members locomotives which frequently make their presence at the park.

Contact Info Need more info? Please feel free to contact us!


Why not host your child's next birthday party, picnic, or other event at Iron Horse Park?.

Worklist and Project status Lots of work has been completed but still lots more to do. This page contains a list of ongoing projects.

Links To sites of interest to our members and web visitors alike.

Become a member Here are details on how you can join the Alberta Model Engineering Society and have access to Iron Horse Park site and facilities.

Old web pages. Past web pages which are no longer current but being kept "for the record".

About the Alberta Model Engineering Society

Iron Horse Park is maintained and operated by members of the Alberta Model Engineering Society (AMES). The main purpose for the site is to be the place where ASME members can practice their hobby. In an agreement with the City of Airdrie the park is also made available for the enjoyment of the general public to enjoy. (Read more...)

AMES Members only access. Members list, News letters, special announcements and events, and much much more. See above on how to become a member.

Iron Horse Park is still very much under construction. But much is complete for both AMES members and the public to enjoy. Photo from Steam day, July 12, 2006.

Our sponsors.

Ironhorse Park and The Alberta Model Engineering Society are a non profit organization. We are very grateful to our sponsors for their donations ot time, material, equipment, or monetary contributions. (Read more...)


105 Edmonton Trail SE, Aidrie, Alberta, (403-948-2066)


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