6 spots in Calgary that are perfect for a spring walk
With the weather getting warmer, Calgary is waking up from winter, and it’s the perfect time to get outside for a nice spring walk.
From gorgeous river walks to gentle hikes through parks, here are six spots for the best spring walks in Calgary.
Princes Island Park
Kit Leong/Shutterstock
Prince’s Island Park is an amazing spot to go for a walk all year round, but it’s especially refreshing in the spring. Wide pathways along the Bow River make for an easy stroll, and the combination of river views, mature trees, and gentle trails creates a peaceful escape right in the heart of the city.
Nose Hill Park
Rush Photography Calgary/Shutterstock
As Calgary thaws out, the large urban park is the perfect place to go on a nature walk. With wide open prairie trails, rolling hills, and panoramic views of the city’s skyline, it offers plenty of space to stretch your legs and enjoy the outdoors right in the city.
Inglewood Bird Sanctuary
View this post on Instagram
This peaceful sanctuary offers winding trails through wooded areas and along the river, making it a great spot in Calgary for a calm spring walk. You might even spot local birds and other wildlife starting to become more active after the cold winter months.
Glenmore Reservoir Loop
Urban Images/Shutterstock
The Glenmore Reservoir Loop offers a scenic walk around Calgary’s biggest urban reservoir. With flat paved paths and open water views, it’s the ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, running, or cycling. Along the way, you can enjoy the fresh spring air and plenty of spots to take in the gorgeous scenery.
Bow River Pathways
Ramon Cliff/Shutterstock
The Bow River Pathways wind along the Bow River, offering plenty of space for a spring walk, run, or cycle. With bridges, riverside views, and open paths, it’s a great way to enjoy the city while it’s waking up from winter.
Confederation Park
Busyok Creative/Shutterstock
Confederation Park is one of Calgary’s largest parks, offering wide open trails, open fields, and gentle wooded areas. It’s an amazing spot for a relaxing walk, jogging, or simply enjoying the fresh air of the season.