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Helen Schuler Coulee Centre
Located in the river bottom (near Fort Whoop Up) is this 200-acre Lethbridge Nature Reserve. The centre includes self-guided nature walks and seasonal hands-on displays promoting nature appreciation. Open year round.
Address: Indian Battle Park, Scenic Dr at 3 Ave S Lethbridge AB
 Send an Email (2)  1 403 320-3064
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Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Address: Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Box 12 Elkwater AB T0J 1C0
1 403 893-3777
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Alexander Wilderness Park
This park was originally named after Lethbridge's first dairy farmer and original settler of the land, Lorenzo Alexander and opened in 1986. The 42 hectare (104 acre) floodplain offers three walking trails through various nature areas. Visitors will have opportunities to view wildlife such as the American White Pelican.
Address: . Lethbridge AB Canada
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Cottonwood Park
Cottonwood Park encompasses 43.7 hectares (108 acres) of land and was named after the nearby cottonwood forest. Visitors here will find views of the river valley, Milk River Ridge, Chief Mountain and the old narrow gauge incline railway bed. Some of the wildlife that can be viewed here includes deer, red foxes, woodpeckers and more.
Address: 60th Avenue Lethbridge AB Canada
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Elizabeth Hall Wetlands
Animal lovers will delight in the wildlife that can be viewed at this 15 hectare (36 acre) nature reserve. Views of cattails, muskrats, beavers and turtles can be seen as well as songbirds, diving beetles, dragonflies, fisher spiders and more.
Address: . Lethbridge AB Canada
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Galt Gardens
The centerpiece of downtown, Galt Gardens was named after the original founders of the City of Lethbridge. It is often used as the city's public square and features tall stately trees, colourful flower beds and manicured lawns. Many local events and celebrations are held here.
Address: Downtown Lethbridge AB Canada
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Cornmaze at Robinpick Berry Farm
The Cornmaze at Robinpick Berry Farm is created in seven acres of eight feet tall corn. This giant puzzle takes about an hour or longer to complete. It's open the from the first Saturday in August to the end of October, from Monday through Saturdays from 10am to 9pm. There is also a petting zoo, strawberries and pumpkins on the farm.
Address: . Shaughnessy AB Canada TOK 2AO
Send an Email (4) 1 403 381-3775
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Gold Springs Park
Gold Springs Park is located 10 km. north of Coutts and is operated
by volunteers. Camping fees are 7.00 non serviced 10.00 with elec.
Address: box 215 Coutts Alta. T0K 0N0
Send an Email (5) 1 403 647-2277
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Pavan Park
Opened in 1987, Pavan Park is located at the north edge of Lethbridge and features a variety of recreational opportunities. Park attractions found here include the John Martin Recreation Area, Madame Jeanne Sauve Picnic Area, Pavan Equestrian Area and many trails.
Address: North Edge of the City Lethbridge AB Canada
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Popson Park
This large, open flood plain area measures 133 hectares (329 acres) in size and is named after a local family that has been in Lethbridge since 1886. The Oldman River Observatory is located in the park and visitors will also find a picnic and tenting area.
Address: South on University Drive West past Riverstone Lethbridge AB Canada
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Henderson Park
Henderson Park offers walking paths, gardens, picnic areas, horseshoe pits and other recreation sites and activities. A lake on-site provides boating and fishing opportunities. |
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Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens
Designed in the early 1960s by renowned Japanese landscape artist Dr. Tadashi Kubo, the gardens stand as a monument to the Japanese Canadians who endured the government enforced relocation of British Columbia’s Japanese Canadians in 1942. Somewhat larger than its Vancouver counterpart, the 4 acre gardens opened on July 3, 1966, with a grand opening on July 14, 1967. In attendance were Prince and Princess Takamatsu, the brother and sister in law of Japan’s Emperor Hirohito. The gardens feature a traditional Japanese house made of bamboo, a large Zen garden, paths, pond, streams, pagoda and more. Local vegetation has been chosen for its similarity to Japanese plants. Tours of the house are available, lead by guides dressed in traditional kimonos.
Open May through October. $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 youth, free children under 5.
Address: 9th Ave South at Mayor Magrath Dr Lethbridge AB T1J 3Z6
Send an Email (19) 1 403 328-3511
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Peenaquim Park
This park encompasses 97 hectares (240 acres) of land that is used for archery, target shooting and for playing softball.
Address: . Lethbridge AB Canada
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Nicholas Sheran Park
Visitors here will find a lake, walking trails, an eighteen-hole disc golf course, a playground area and a picnic facility.
Address: South of Columbia Blvd W Lethbridge AB Canada
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Indian Battle Park
Park is located in the Oldman River Valley and features open spaces and opportunities for recreational activities. Enjoy hiking, jogging, picnicking and visiting interpretative sites. Park was the setting for a battle fought in 1870 between the Cree and Blackfoot tribes.
Address: Oldman River Valley, Scenic Drive at 3 Avenue South Lethbridge AB Canada
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Botterill Bottom Park
This park provides the portage route for access around the weir in the Oldman River and measures 80 hectares (200 acres) in size.
Address: . Lethbridge AB Canada
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