“Fish Creek Provincial Park is the top-rated hiking trail park that preserves the valley of Fish Creek in the southern part of Calgary, Alberta. This is one of the largest urban wilderness areas globally, with over 54 miles of hiking trails and over 100 kilometres of paved and unpaved trails. This 9.9-mile out-and-back trail is a moderately challenging route that takes 3 hours and 49 minutes to complete. The trail is great for hiking, road biking, and running. The park covers approximately 12 miles from the Tsuut'ina Reserve at 37th Street to the banks of the Bow River in the east. The park has over 200 bird species and is home to various wildlife. Fish Creek Park offers many opportunities for recreational activities throughout the year, regardless of age and physical ability. Fish Creek Provincial Park Society is a non-profit volunteer society that offers programs such as trail maintenance, bird-watching courses, events like the Ghost Tour, and activities such as park tours throughout the year to help educate users and preserve the park's ecological integrity. You can spend a whole day exploring here and see all sorts of wildlife.”
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