It is one of the largest urban parks in North America and even over 3 times the size of Vancouver's Stanley Park. It is the home of the preferred attraction in Calgary, the Bow Valley Ranch. Fish Creek Park is one of the loveliest Calgary Parks you shouldn't miss.
Found in the southern part of Calgary, Fish Creek Park is a provincial park that's stretching 19 km (12 mi) from east to west. It's 12.48 sq km (5.20 sq mi) even thrashing the Stanley Park in Vancouver.
Two bodies of water pass through the park, the Bow River and the Fish Creek, which used to span the width of the city but due to inevitable expansion the city has surpassed the sides of the park. Following the Bow River in both north and south directions, Fish Creek Park offers a great bike trail winding along the river and across the park.
The park is great for bird watching, wildlife, and fly fishing opportunities! If you're a bird watcher, you can excitingly spend several hours in the park. You may certainly enjoy chickadees taking sunflower seeds from your hand. Woodpeckers, Great Horned Owls and even Wild Turkey can frequently be seen in the park too.
Fish Creek is boasting with 80 kilometers (50 mi) of trails, of which 30 kilometers (19 mi) are paved. These trails are well-connected to the city's in depth trail system that allows visitors to access on-site day-camping facilities, stables and even a swimmable man-made lake. The park is the home of a numerous wildlife animals, including deer, coyotes, owls and beavers.
Whether you want to go here for a picnic or merely do forest watching, or perhaps enjoy the beach at Sikome Lake or do food-tripping at Bow Valley Ranch, you may surely find lots of unique methods to enjoy and be astounded in the natural wonder of Fish Creek Lake. It's something that Calgarians must really love and be pleased with.
Found in the southern part of Calgary, Fish Creek Park is a provincial park that's stretching 19 km (12 mi) from east to west. It's 12.48 sq km (5.20 sq mi) even thrashing the Stanley Park in Vancouver.
Two bodies of water pass through the park, the Bow River and the Fish Creek, which used to span the width of the city but due to inevitable expansion the city has surpassed the sides of the park. Following the Bow River in both north and south directions, Fish Creek Park offers a great bike trail winding along the river and across the park.
The park is great for bird watching, wildlife, and fly fishing opportunities! If you're a bird watcher, you can excitingly spend several hours in the park. You may certainly enjoy chickadees taking sunflower seeds from your hand. Woodpeckers, Great Horned Owls and even Wild Turkey can frequently be seen in the park too.
Fish Creek is boasting with 80 kilometers (50 mi) of trails, of which 30 kilometers (19 mi) are paved. These trails are well-connected to the city's in depth trail system that allows visitors to access on-site day-camping facilities, stables and even a swimmable man-made lake. The park is the home of a numerous wildlife animals, including deer, coyotes, owls and beavers.
Whether you want to go here for a picnic or merely do forest watching, or perhaps enjoy the beach at Sikome Lake or do food-tripping at Bow Valley Ranch, you may surely find lots of unique methods to enjoy and be astounded in the natural wonder of Fish Creek Lake. It's something that Calgarians must really love and be pleased with.
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Joel Anderson, one of the top Calgary REALTORS, introduces the Fish Creek Park on this video for the #CalgaryParks Instagram Photo Contest on Facebook. For more information about the contest, watch the video, like and get updates on Facebook at facebook.com/livingincalgary.
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