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Calgary, Canada
Calgary's walkability centers on its extensive pathway network — over 800 kilometers of paved trails wind along the Bow and Elbow rivers, through parks, and across the city. The downtown core is connected by the Plus 15 skyway system, an elevated network of enclosed walkways linking over 100 buildings. Stephen Avenue Walk, the city's pedestrian-friendly main street, is lined with historic sandstone buildings housing restaurants, shops, and street performers. The East Village has been transformed from industrial land into a vibrant neighborhood with the striking National Music Centre and St. Patrick's Island park. Kensington, just across the Bow River, offers independent cafes and shops, while the Inglewood neighborhood is the city's oldest and most eclectic. Prince's Island Park provides a green oasis in the heart of downtown, and on clear days, the Rocky Mountain foothills frame the western horizon.
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Calgary's weather can change rapidly — chinook winds can raise winter temperatures by 20 degrees in hours. Layer up and be prepared for anything, especially between October and April.
June through September offers warm weather and the longest days, with the Calgary Stampede in early July being the city's signature event.