Calgary

Fish Creek provincial park

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Description:

Fish Creek Provincial Park, located on the southern edge of Calgary, is one of the largest North American parks. Its length is about 19 kilometers, and in area it is several times larger than other city parks.

The park has numerous hiking and cycling routes, both unpaved and artificial, all of which are intertwined, creating a whole transport system. There are horse routes. You can relax here in campsites or tents, located on the shore of an artificial lake, which is drained for the winter. During a visit to the park you can feel alone with nature, because in addition to dense vegetation here you can find numerous animals, including deer, coyotes, owls, beavers and many others.

In Fish Creek Park there are special places for picnics, on the shore of the lake there is a small beach. Thousands of Calgary residents are eager to leave for the weekend and get away from the city's worries. One section of the park is equipped in the form of a ranch and is used all year round for corporate and private events.

 

 

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