Waterways

Location: 51.0395276, -114.2125624 Aspen Woods Lake is a scenic water feature located in the upscale Aspen Woods community. Though smaller than some of Calgary’s more prominent lakes, it provides a tranquil setting and enhances property values with its reflective beauty and green surroundings. Not publicly accessible for water activities, it still plays a role in … Read more

Location: 50.9237173, -114.1102359 The Stormwater Overflow Pond is part of Calgary’s comprehensive drainage infrastructure and serves a key role in flood prevention and water quality control. While utilitarian in purpose, many of these overflow ponds are designed to include walking paths, interpretive signage, and habitat features that invite informal recreation and education. Surrounded by reeds … Read more

Location: 51.0503223, -114.1250905 Willow Pond is a modest water feature integrated into one of Calgary’s newer residential areas. Though not widely known as a tourist destination, it offers calming views and quiet spots for reflection or walking. Native grasses and plantings help support local pollinators and birds, reinforcing the ecological value of even smaller waterways … Read more

Location: 51.123154, -113.9273356 Taralake, located in Calgary’s northeast quadrant, is a small but attractive neighbourhood pond that enhances the residential environment. The pond is surrounded by walking trails and is often used by locals for strolls and light recreation. While not suitable for water sports or swimming, it serves as a focal point for the … Read more

Location: 51.1695734, -114.1618109 Nolan Hill Drive Pond is a suburban water feature located within the community of Nolan Hill. Serving as a stormwater retention site, it is surrounded by paved walking paths and newly planted trees, creating a welcoming environment for both people and wildlife. The pond adds visual appeal to the neighbourhood while also … Read more

Location: 51.0541999, -114.072251 Prince’s Island Lagoon is a beloved feature of Prince’s Island Park in downtown Calgary. Fed by the Bow River, this calm body of water becomes a popular skating rink during the winter, complete with twinkling lights and city views. In warmer months, the lagoon adds scenic charm to one of Calgary’s most … Read more

Location: 50.8650346, -113.9813618 Riverstone Pond lies within the scenic community of Cranston’s Riverstone, where natural landscapes meet modern development. Nestled near the Bow River valley and Fish Creek Provincial Park, the pond provides a serene setting for residents to unwind. Boardwalks and trails invite exploration, while native grasses and wetland vegetation offer shelter for birds … Read more

Location: 51.1809538, -114.0835748 Carrington Pond is a stormwater retention feature integrated into the modern suburban community of Carrington in northwest Calgary. Designed with both function and beauty in mind, the pond is surrounded by pathways, benches, and landscaped green space. It supports local biodiversity, drawing birds and small wildlife throughout the seasons. While not intended … Read more

Location: 51.0417161, -114.0127459 Harvie Passage is a world-class whitewater facility on the Bow River, offering two channels tailored for paddlers of all skill levels. Originally designed to enhance river navigation and safety, it has become a major attraction for kayakers, canoeists, and river surfers. The passage is part of the revitalized area around the Calgary … Read more

Location: 51.0414352, -114.0177001 Kids Can Catch Trout Pond is a family-friendly fishing spot designed specifically for youth and beginners, located within the city’s green spaces. Stocked seasonally with trout, this pond provides an accessible, stress-free environment for children to learn fishing fundamentals. Community events are often organized here to encourage outdoor activity and introduce local … Read more