Just Sold: Hinton Hill Home Prices
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Neighbourhood Guide: Hinton Hill, Hinton
Neighbourhood Overview
Hinton Hill, commonly known to locals simply as "The Hill," forms the elevated residential half of Hinton, Alberta. Positioned above the town's valley, this area is highly sought-after for its cleaner air, mountain views, and immediate access to forested trails. With an average home price of $0, it is a popular and affordable basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts and families looking to live just minutes from the Canadian Rockies.
Location
Separated from the Valley District by the CN Rail tracks and Highway 16 (the Yellowhead Highway), The Hill encompasses several distinct neighborhoods, including Mountain View, Hardisty, and Miette. Its elevated location on the western side of town not only provides scenic vantage points but also ensures a quick 15-to-20-minute drive to the east gates of Jasper National Park.
Housing Character
The housing landscape is predominantly made up of affordable single-family detached homes, split-levels, and bungalows built between the 1970s and 1990s, alongside newer townhouse developments. Many properties boast spacious, treed lots that back directly onto nature reserves. Homes here typically spend 0 days on the market, with an average list price of $0.
Schools & Education
The neighborhood is well-equipped for families, served by both public and Catholic school systems. Notable institutions include Gerard Redmond Community Catholic School for middle and high school students, alongside public elementary and middle schools operated by the Grande Yellowhead Public School Division.
Transit & Access
While the community is highly vehicle-dependent, navigating The Hill is straightforward. Residents enjoy quick access to Highway 16 for regional commuting to Edmonton or Jasper. For local travel without a car, the municipal Hinton Transit system operates bus routes that effectively connect the residential streets of The Hill to the commercial centers and services in the Valley.
Shopping & Dining
Residents on The Hill have convenient access to essential daily shopping, including major grocery chains like Safeway and Walmart located nearby. While the neighborhood is primarily residential, its commercial corridors offer a mix of fast-food staples, local cafes, and everyday services, with more extensive dining and retail options found just a short drive away in the Valley District.
Parks & Recreation
The Hill is famous for its outstanding recreational infrastructure, most notably the Beaver Boardwalk, an extensive wooden pathway system winding through an active beaver habitat. Mountain bikers frequent the adjacent Hinton Bike Park and Happy Creek trail system, while families utilize the inclusive Rotary Play & Spray Park during the summer months.
Lifestyle & Community
Life on The Hill is defined by its deep connection to the outdoors and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Residents enjoy the distinct advantage of living upwind and elevated from the industrial pulp mill odors that occasionally settle in the lower valley, allowing for comfortable backyard entertaining, immediate hiking access, and an active, nature-oriented lifestyle year-round.
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