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West Nose Creek Park
The creek winds through this northeast Calgary park on its way toward Nose Creek. The City gives an area of about 73 hectares and lists the park at 300 Beddington Trail NE. It was created in the early 1990s.
- Address
- 300 Beddington Trail NE
- Area
- About 73 hectares
- Setting
- Both banks of West Nose Creek
- Features
- Pathways, trails, interpretive signs and an off-leash area
Paths and Natural Areas
The park's facilities include trails, pathways, bridges, interpretive signs and an off-leash area. Alongside the creek are riparian habitat, grassland and shrubs. The 2007 BP BirthPlace Forest is also within the park.
Reading the Landscape
Split Rock is a glacial erratic, not a constructed landmark. The City identifies its origin as Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper National Park and also records a former stone quarry near the west end. Use the official park information for details; this description does not guarantee wildlife encounters or an uninterrupted route beyond the park.
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