8 of the best spots in Calgary for gorgeous fall walks

As the leaves start to change and the temperatures begin to cool, there’s no better time to get outside and enjoy fall walks in Calgary.
From quiet paths surrounded by trees to scenic walks along the river, Calgary has plenty of spots to take in the changing season.
Griffith Woods Park
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Griffith Woods Park is a great place to enjoy some fall scenery without leaving the city. The park’s trails wind through trees and along the Elbow River, making it a great spot to take a stroll and get some fresh air as the leaves start to change.
Fish Creek Provincial Park

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Fish Creek Provincial Park is a go-to spot, and for good reason. There are plenty of trails to explore throughout the massive park that wind through open fields, the creek, and forests. You can take a small walk or a pretty long one, considering it’s one of the largest urban parks in Canada.
Carburn Park

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If you’re looking for a quiet place to enjoy a fall stroll, Carburn Park is the place to be. With trails winding around its ponds and through the trees, it’s a nice place to get a few steps in and enjoy the fall scenery.
Prince’s Island Park

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You don’t have to leave downtown to enjoy fall in Calgary. Prince’s Island Park has plenty of paths to wander right in the heart of downtown along the Bow River. You can take in the changing leaves while looking at the city’s wonderful skyline.
North Glenmore Park

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If you’re looking for prime fall scenery, North Glenmore Park has it all. The park’s trails follow the Glenmore Reservoir, giving you a mix of changing trees, open spaces, and water views.
Nose Hill Park

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Nose Hill Park offers a different kind of fall scenery, with golden grasses covering the landscape instead of a forest full of changing leaves. The elevated park also has some pretty great views of the city.
Inglewood Bird Sanctuary

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The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary is a peaceful place to take a walk through the trees and along the Bow River. Fall is also a good time to spot birds as they make their way through the area during migration. You can even check out its unique forest bathing trail for the ultimate walk.
Sandy Beach Park

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Sandy Beach Park is a great spot for a fall walk along the Elbow River. The park has plenty of trees and trails to wander through, and with the changing leaves, the area is especially nice this time of year.