Craving fresh air, starry skies, and crackling campfires? Whether you’re a seasoned camper or just looking for a weekend escape, we’ve rounded up some of the best camping spots near Calgary—perfect for your next nature-filled getaway.McLean CreekNestled in the foothills near Bragg Creek, McLean Creek is a year-round gem just 60 km from the city. It's OHV-friendlyand offers plenty of space for tents and RVs. With forested trails and nearby lakes, it's the ideal all-seasons esc

There’s something special about spring mornings in Inglewood — charming streets, local shops, and the promise of a slow, cozy start to your day. Whether you're a local looking to explore your neighborhood or visiting Calgary for the weekend, Inglewood offers the perfect balance of food, shopping, and nature to help you unwind and soak in the season. Stop One – Canela Vegan BakeryLooking for a delicious vegan spot in the heart of Calgary? Say hello to Canela, a cozy plant-base

Calling all dog lovers and change-makers! Mark your calendars for May 31, 2025—Dog Jog is back and it's one of Calgary’s most heartwarming community events of the year. Held at the beautiful North Glenmore Park, Dog Jog is a family- and fido-friendly, non-competitive walk or jog dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help end animal cruelty.Whether you choose the 2.5 km or 5 km route, your participation supports life-saving efforts like animal rehabilitation, humane educ

Your Guide to Calgary Outdoors (Part Two)As the sun sticks around longer and the skies brighten up, it’s time to soak it all in. Whether you’re planning a picnic, a dog walk, or a solo moment with nature, Calgary is packed with beautiful green spaces perfect for a sunny day. Here’s your go-to guide to five must-visit parks across the city.Baker ParkA popular wedding venue, Baker Park is also a stunning riverside space for family gatherings, picnics, or just a peaceful day in

Welcome to Calgary, where the mountains are majestic, the winters are brisk, and yes — the coyotes are very much around. These clever canines are part of the city's natural ecosystem, especially along pathways, parks, and riverbanks. They're not out to get you, but they are out to survive — and that means scavenging, raising pups, and occasionally giving joggers a side-eye.Here’s 5 Tips for Coyote Safety:1. Don't Feed the Wildlife — You're Not Snow WhiteFeeding coyotes (even