Part of the Calgary city pathway system. Paved path circles the Glenmore Reservoir. Can be accessed at number of locations.You can choose your direction either clockwise or counterclockwise.
It's relatively flat most of way but in either direction you will have to climb away from Weaselhead area. Plus going clockwise you'll have a small hill near the Rockyview Hospital.
Current conditions:
Directions:
1. park at 90th Street SW and Oakmont Dr. SW, path is nearby and visible.
2. Park at end of 37th Street SW, path is near
3. Park near tennis courts on 19th Street SW near the Glenmore water treatment plant. Signs point to path. The Elbow river path is also accessible from this ploint.
4. park near Heritage park, path is near edge of reservoir
ByPosted By: cschwehr
- Wed Jun 10 12:19:38 EDT 2009
UpsideGood trail to take a couple bikes and a chariot if you're with your kids. Also good for a run or a walk. Some paths are bike only or run/walk only.
DownsideLots of rude people who don't care about respecting others. Quite crowded.
CommentI went on this trail with my wife and son. We both have helmets, bells, lights, etc. I found very few people signal to others when they're passing, and then I had a runner who specifically sprinted to make it hard for me and my wife to carefully and maturely pass him. Wow. Some of the rudest people in Calgary use this trail.
ByPosted By: ellorneo
- Wed Mar 12 10:18:34 EDT 2008
UpsideA good sized loop. The south west part of the loop is quite nice.
DownsideBusy, mainly cause it's in the city. The northwest part heads through the neighbourhood which takes away a bit. Bikes can only stay on the pavement.
CommentI'd do this again, kind of like a Sunday stroll. A good loop to get some fresh air.
ByPosted By: Friend of Weaselhead
- Fri Sep 24 03:10:17 EDT 2004
UpsideClose to home. Weaselhead is beautiful. Biking it regularly has kept me in shape over the years.
DownsideBikes are not allowed off of the paved path on the south side of the Elbow River.
Posted By: cschwehr
Posted By: ellorneo
Posted By: Friend of Weaselhead
