Glamorgan Park Off Leash Area Overview
Located at 4015 37 Street SW in Calgary's Glamorgan community, Glamorgan Park provides a spacious off-leash area for dogs and their owners to enjoy outdoor activities.
This welcoming spot in Glamorgan Park Calgary features open spaces and varied terrain, making it an ideal destination for dogs to run, play, and socialize.
Well-maintained pathways wind through Glamorgan Park, offering comfortable walking routes for visitors of all mobility levels.
The park’s location in an established neighborhood ensures easy access for local residents while providing adequate parking for those exploring Calgary dog parks.
Year-round accessibility and regular maintenance make this park a reliable choice for daily dog walks and exercise.
Glamorgan Park Off Leash Area Map
Quick Facts
- Location: 4015 37 Street SW, Calgary, AB T3E 3C4
- Size: 2.4 hectares (5.9 acres)
- Type: Off-leash natural area
- Terrain: Mixed terrain with gentle slopes
- Surface: Natural grass, maintained pathways
- Parking: Street parking along 37 Street SW
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
- Special Features: Open spaces, maintained pathways, neighborhood setting
Access Points & Parking
- Main Entrance: Primary access from 37 Street SW
- Street Parking: Available along 37 Street SW
- Secondary Access: Multiple entry points from surrounding residential areas
- Transit Access: Local bus routes within walking distance
- Pathway Connection: Integrated with community walking paths
Essential Gear for Glamorgan Off-Leash Area
Park Essentials
Must-have items for your visit:
Seasonal Gear
Weather protection essentials:
Popular Walking Routes
- Ridge Trail (1.2 km): Panoramic circuit along hilltop
- Prairie Loop (0.8 km): Through native grasslands
- Valley Circuit (0.6 km): Sheltered lower path
- Sunset Route (1.0 km): Western viewpoint trail
- Community Connection (0.5 km): Neighborhood link path
Wildlife Awareness
- Richardson's Ground Squirrels active in warmer months
- Prairie songbirds nest in grasslands
- Red-tailed hawks hunt overhead
- Native butterflies in summer
- Occasional coyote sightings at dawn/dusk
- Grassland wildflowers bloom seasonally
Visitor Tips
- Morning light perfect for photography
- Natural wind shelter in valley areas
- Bring water as no fountains available
- Watch for seasonal prairie wildflowers
- Best sunset views from upper ridge
- Popular with local running groups
Best Times to Visit
- Dawn (5:30-7:30 AM): Quiet morning exploration
- Mid-Morning (9:00-11:00 AM): Comfortable temperatures
- Late Afternoon (3:00-5:00 PM): Wildlife viewing
- Sunset (7:00-9:00 PM): Spectacular city views
Safety Guidelines
- Stay on established paths during wet conditions
- Watch for uneven terrain on slopes
- Keep dogs away from wildlife burrows
- Bring lighting for dawn/dusk visits
- Check for ticks after visits
- Be aware of seasonal weather changes
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Prairie wildflowers bloom
- Ground squirrels emerge
- Migrating birds return
- Watch for muddy conditions
Summer (June-August)
- Early morning best for exercise
- Butterfly watching peak
- Prairie grasses at full height
- Evening community gatherings
Fall (September-November)
- Spectacular golden grasslands
- Perfect running weather
- Migration activity increases
- Clear mountain views
Winter (December-February)
- Chinook wind shelter spots
- Snow tracking opportunities
- Winter wildlife viewing
- Crisp morning walks