Edgemont Park Overview
Edgemont Park Calgary, centered at Edenwold Drive, is part of a network of four designated off-leash areas serving the Edgemont community.
These areas work together to provide comprehensive off-leash access for dog owners throughout the neighborhood.
The four connected areas include:
- Edgemont Area 1 Off Leash Dog Park - Located at 91 Edgeview Rd NW
- Edgemont Area 2 Off Leash Dog Park - Located at 26 Edgeland Close NW
- Edgemont Area 3 Off Leash Dog Park - Located at 156 Edelweiss Dr NW
- Edgemont Area 4 Off Leash Dog Park - Located at 123 Edgehill Pl NW
Each area features its own unique characteristics while maintaining consistent amenities and accessibility.
The Edgemont Off Leash Area Calgary network is connected through the community's extensive pathway system, allowing for varied walking experiences and convenient access from different parts of the neighborhood.
Park Map
Quick Facts
Main Location
- Primary Address: 300 Edenwold Dr NW, Calgary, AB T3A 4A3
- Type: Community off-leash network
- Surface: Natural grass with maintained pathways
- Combined Size: Approximately 10 acres across all areas
- Terrain: Mixed with varied elevations
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Edgemont Park Area Features
- Amenities: Waste bins and benches at each location
- Parking: Street parking available at all areas
- Connectivity: All areas linked via community pathway system
- Access: Multiple entry points throughout the community
Access Points & Parking
Area Access Points
- Area 1: Main access from Edgeview Road NW, street parking available
- Area 2: Access via Edgeland Close NW, limited street parking
- Area 3: Entry from Edelweiss Drive NW, street parking along road
- Area 4: Access from Edgehill Place NW, street parking available
Transit & Connectivity
- Bus Access: Multiple bus stops along Edgemont Boulevard NW
- Pathway Links: Connected via Edgemont's pathway network
- Walking Distance: 5-15 minutes between areas
Edgemont Park General Notes
- All areas accessible via Edgemont's extensive pathway system
- Please be mindful of residential parking restrictions
- Multiple entry points available at each location
- Clear signage indicates off-leash boundaries
Essential Gear for Edgemont Off-Leash Areas
Edgemont Park Essentials
Must-have items for your visit:
Seasonal Gear
Weather protection essentials:
Popular Walking Routes
Individual Area Routes
- Area 1 Loop (15-20 minutes): Circular route around Edgeview Road area
- Area 2 Circuit (10-15 minutes): Loop through Edgeland Close space
- Area 3 Path (15-20 minutes): Edelweiss Drive area circuit
- Area 4 Loop (10-15 minutes): Route around Edgehill Place area
Connected Routes
- Full Circuit (90 minutes): Connected path visiting all four off-leash areas
- Two-Area Loop (30-45 minutes): Combined route between any two adjacent areas
- Community Trail (60 minutes): Extended walk incorporating three areas
Walking Route Tips
- All routes can be modified for shorter or longer walks
- Watch for pathway markers and signs between areas
- Be mindful of residential areas when walking between parks
- Bring water for longer routes, especially in summer
- Consider weather conditions when planning your route
- Check park signage for specific area boundaries at Edgemont Park Calgary
Edgemont Park Wildlife Awareness
- Mule deer frequent the area during dawn and dusk
- Prairie hawks often hunt in the grasslands
- Richardson's ground squirrels active in warmer months
- Coyotes occasionally pass through - keep small dogs close
- Various songbirds nest in the native grasses
Visitor Tips
- Mountain views are clearest on cool, crisp mornings at Edgemont Off Leash Area Calgary
- Wind can be significant on the upper plateau
- Natural springs emerge after heavy rains
- Sunset photography is exceptional from the western ridge
- Check path conditions after weather changes
Best Times to Visit
- Sunrise (5:30-7:30 AM): Spectacular mountain views and wildlife activity
- Mid-Morning (9:00-11:00 AM): Comfortable temperatures for longer walks
- Golden Hour: Perfect lighting for photography and cooler temperatures
- Weekday Afternoon: Quieter times for training sessions
Safety Guidelines
- Stay on designated paths during wet conditions
- Keep dogs away from escarpment edges
- Watch for bikes on shared pathways
- Bring lighting for dawn/dusk visits
- Monitor wind conditions on exposed areas
Edgemont Park Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Prairie wildflowers begin blooming
- Watch for muddy sections after snow melt
- Migrating birds return to the area
- Perfect temperatures for longer walks
Summer (June-August)
- Early morning visits recommended
- Native grasses at full height
- Watch for ground squirrel activity
- Bring extra water for hot days
Fall (September-November)
- Prairie grasses turn golden
- Clear mountain views on cool days
- Ideal temperatures for exercise
- Watch for seasonal wildlife movement
Winter (December-February)
- Chinook winds can create icy conditions
- Packed snow on main pathways
- Stunning mountain views on clear days at Edgemont Park Calgary
- Extra caution needed on slopes
Nearby Dog Parks
Nose Hill Dog Park
5 minutes east, vast natural area with extensive off-leash sections
Hidden Valley Area 1 Off-Leash Dog Park
8 minutes northwest, scenic park with mountain views
Beddington Heights Off-Leash Area
10 minutes northeast, community park with varied terrain