6 spots in Calgary for stunning fall photo shoots
As the leaves begin to change and autumn approaches, there’s no better time for fall photos in Calgary. From golden trees to gorgeous reflections on the water, the city is full of scenic backdrops perfect for your next Instagram post.
Whether you’re looking for a spot that blends the downtown skyline with nature or a peaceful inner city retreat, here are six of the best places for fall photos in Calgary
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
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The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is full of trees that turn into beautiful shades of gold, orange, and red in the fall. Heritage Hall is a standout spot on the campus, offering beautiful, classic architecture, surrounded by warm trees that create the perfect backdrop for a fall photo shoot.
Glenmore ReservoirÂ
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Glenmore Reservoir turns into a serene autumn escape as the season changes. The trees along the shoreline boast vibrant colours of red, orange, and yellow, which are perfectly mirrored in the water. The trails around the reservoir are the perfect place to stop and snap a picture, surrounded by the beauty of fall.
Prince’s Island Park
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Prince’s Island Park is one of the most beautiful places in the city, and if you add fall charm to the mix, it becomes truly breathtaking. The pathways and bridges offer plenty of picture-perfect views, some even framing the downtown skyline. It’s an easy-to-reach spot that perfectly blends city and nature.Â
Reader Rock Garden
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Reader Rock Garden is a hidden gem in the city that only gets better in the fall. The winding stone pathways are surrounded by trees that are changing with the season, creating the most picturesque atmosphere. Between the Reader House and the gardens, there are countless Instagram-worthy backdrops.
Inglewood Bird SanctuaryÂ
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The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary is a peaceful retreat right in the city. The trails wind through the trees that are bursting with fall colours, and the ponds reflect the changing colours. It’s the ideal spot if you are looking for a quiet, peaceful place to snap a few photos.
McHugh Bluff Park
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If you’re looking for the perfect blend of city skyline and fall foliage, McHugh Bluff Park is the place to go. The trail winds across a steep slope, giving visitors a sweeping view of the downtown skyline, framed by red, orange, and yellow trees. It is one of the best vantage points in the city that combines Calgary’s nature with its urban energy.Â