Guidebook for Chestermere
Sightseeing
Calgary Tower
101 9 Ave SWParks & Nature
You can have a BBQ, picnic, or just a nice stroll in the woods while you are still in the middle of the city. Be ready to take pictures of the wildlife.
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Fish Creek Provincial Park
You can have a BBQ, picnic, or just a nice stroll in the woods while you are still in the middle of the city. Be ready to take pictures of the wildlife.
Nose Hill is great for biking, walking, running and sightseeing. After 30 minutes of incline walking, you can see the skyscrapers, mountains, airport and pretty much the whole city. It is dog-friendly due to its numerous off-leash areas. You can easily spot coyotes, deer and other wildlife, so in case you do have a small dog, be careful and keep it on leash.
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Nose Hill Park
6465 14 St NWNose Hill is great for biking, walking, running and sightseeing. After 30 minutes of incline walking, you can see the skyscrapers, mountains, airport and pretty much the whole city. It is dog-friendly due to its numerous off-leash areas. You can easily spot coyotes, deer and other wildlife, so in case you do have a small dog, be careful and keep it on leash.
This is the biggest off-leash dog park in the city. It is divided into several sections and it provides enough running space as well as cool-down spots by the river. There are also two secluded areas that are double-fences in case you are bringing an untrained dog or a puppy.
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Sue Higgins Park
Deerfoot TrailThis is the biggest off-leash dog park in the city. It is divided into several sections and it provides enough running space as well as cool-down spots by the river. There are also two secluded areas that are double-fences in case you are bringing an untrained dog or a puppy.
If you'd like to camp and/or take a dip in a lake, go to Ghost Lake.
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Ghost Lake
If you'd like to camp and/or take a dip in a lake, go to Ghost Lake.
If you feel like hiking but you don't feel like being in the National Park, stay in the provincial park Bragg Creek. There are hiking and biking trails, waterfalls, and both day picnic areas and campsites. Be sure to carry a bear spray because this area is frequented by wild animals.
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Bragg Creek Provincial Park
If you feel like hiking but you don't feel like being in the National Park, stay in the provincial park Bragg Creek. There are hiking and biking trails, waterfalls, and both day picnic areas and campsites. Be sure to carry a bear spray because this area is frequented by wild animals.
Prince's Island Park
698 Eau Claire Ave SWShopping
Core Shopping
324 8 Ave SW6455 Macleod Trail SW
6455 Macleod Trail SWCrossIron Mills
261055 Crossiron BlvdEverything Else
Best ice cream in the region. If you get lucky, you won't wait for 45 minutes :)
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MacKay's Ice Cream
220 1 St WBest ice cream in the region. If you get lucky, you won't wait for 45 minutes :)
Food Scene
Try the free samples and enjoy the selection of both savoury and sweet breads, croissants, scones or buns.
COBS Bread Bakery
100 Marina DrTry the free samples and enjoy the selection of both savoury and sweet breads, croissants, scones or buns.
Drinks & Nightlife
Visit this unique, vibrant community of Calgary. You can walk and explore all kinds of different independently-owned shops, boutiques, restaurants, and art venues.
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Inglewood
Visit this unique, vibrant community of Calgary. You can walk and explore all kinds of different independently-owned shops, boutiques, restaurants, and art venues.
Downtown
Explore the 8th Ave (Stephen Ave) and the 17th Ave for nightlife.