Calgary
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Joined: Mar 2005
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Calgary
Just got back from a business trip to Calgary and would just like to tell anyone who is interested in going there to consider it.
I enjoyed the downtown area and the trail at the river. The restaurants (Saltlik Steak House, and Joey Tomatoe's were both excellent. Earl's and Cowboy's were two bars that I enjoyed as well. The shops at 8th Avenue were pretty cool and I enjoyed the layout of the tree lined street.
I would recommend two days in the city but you can probably see it in one.
I enjoyed the downtown area and the trail at the river. The restaurants (Saltlik Steak House, and Joey Tomatoe's were both excellent. Earl's and Cowboy's were two bars that I enjoyed as well. The shops at 8th Avenue were pretty cool and I enjoyed the layout of the tree lined street.
I would recommend two days in the city but you can probably see it in one.
#3
Joined: Jan 2004
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I like Edmonton too! I have been to Calgary more than Edmonton, but that is because of economics -- air fares.
The time I went to Edmonton, we enjoyed the summer festival.
Travel Alberta is a great seller of the whole province and the good folks there will fill you in on all the good places to go.
Nope. Not Canadian. I live 2500 miles away from there. But Alberta is a great place to go on a vacation trip. The people and the scenery make a visit into a pleasant adventure.
The time I went to Edmonton, we enjoyed the summer festival.
Travel Alberta is a great seller of the whole province and the good folks there will fill you in on all the good places to go.
Nope. Not Canadian. I live 2500 miles away from there. But Alberta is a great place to go on a vacation trip. The people and the scenery make a visit into a pleasant adventure.
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Joined: Feb 2005
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I am pretty fond of Calgary as well. I moved here about 10 years ago.
A great time to come is in July when our annual Calgary Stampede is on (calgarystampede.com). Our whole city gets into it, from free pancake breakfasts all over the city to a chuckwagon races on the stamped grounds.
The mountains are only 45 minutes away with great skiing in the winter and beautiful hiking trails in the summer. Anyways, that is my plug for my inherited hometown.
A great time to come is in July when our annual Calgary Stampede is on (calgarystampede.com). Our whole city gets into it, from free pancake breakfasts all over the city to a chuckwagon races on the stamped grounds.
The mountains are only 45 minutes away with great skiing in the winter and beautiful hiking trails in the summer. Anyways, that is my plug for my inherited hometown.




