Expect more outside your door
Metropolitan living on the cusp of nature.
Making movement a joy.
Public lawn and overlook in Central Park.
So much more than simple sod.
Outdoor Fireplace
Located in the north green court along Treeline View SW in the centre of a klingstone plaza and circled by adirondack chairs, the natural gas fireplace is the ideal place to wind down as the night cools off.
Decking & Pergolas
Elevated decking provides clean spaces for picnics or lounging, with integrated tree wells to provide shade on hot summer days.
Wider & Winter Walkable
What’s the point of destinations if the journey isn’t enjoyable? Wider pathways throughout the community allow people to walk side-by-side and regional pathways are maintained throughout the winter courtesy of Alpine Park’s HOA, so you can worry less about strollers stuck in the snow.
Social Lawns
It’s hard to beat setting a blanket on the grass and soaking in some sun. While not as environmentally friendly as the naturalized grasses found elsewhere in the community, Alpine Park’s manicured public lawns give residents extra space to toss a frisbee or spread out for a picnic, as well as play host to a range of community events and activities.
Places For Pause
Park benches, adirondack chairs, carousel picnic tables, and 12’ concrete long tables with BBQ grills all empower people to linger and enjoy being out in the community. Watch the kids play, grill up some hotdogs for lunch, and introduce yourself to the family at the table nearby.
Viewing Areas
From the main lawn overlook in Central Park to the Skyline Pond viewing deck, Alpine Park’s elevation and commanding views of the surrounding environment are fully taken advantage of.
Boardwalks
The magic behind the Nautilus pond technology is the ability to turn a typical stormwater pond into a beautiful naturalized environment. But it's Storm Park's boardwalks that help ensure people can enjoy the fruits of that labour and stroll among wetland reeds.
Serious Fun
Alpine Park’s handcrafted Earthscape playgrounds are wood-built and designed to offer physical challenge and beneficial risk, encouraging physical activity, imagination and social interaction for true open-ended play.
Irrigation
Ensuring parks remain their absolute best no matter the conditions, irrigation keeps plants healthy, parks vibrant, and the extension of your outdoor living space at its best.
Illuminated Paths
Thoughtful bollard lighting extends the usable time residents can safely enjoy their parks well into the evening. Additional plug-in receptacles also make easy work of organizing community gatherings or even just getting a quick recharge on your phone.
Community Gardens
Multiple fenced garden plots throughout the community provide a social hub for residents, a place to relieve stress and improve wellness, and an opportunity to directly experience the benefit of fresh, locally grown produce.
In The Details
Whether you spot rundle stone outcroppings, sandstone boulders, or natural logs set within tall grades, the character of the landscaping in Alpine Park goes far beyond mulched beds and brings touches of mountain, prairie, and urban details into the design.
Tended & Tidy
Alpine Park’s Homeowner’s Association offers many benefits, but one of the most important is the higher standard of stewardship for the community’s parks. Convenient litter bins throughout make it easy for residents to enjoy picnics without worrying about a mess, and improved landscape maintenance keeps plantings healthy and public spaces beautiful.
EXCEPTIONAL PUBLIC SPACES.
Alpine Park’s gathering spaces, from the modest to most ambitious, anchor the community and help bring residents together from all corners.
Skyline Pond
Inspired by tarns, proglacial lake formations unique to mountain environments, Skyline Pond anchors Alpine Park’s northeast corner and offers dramatic views of Calgary’s downtown core and mountains to the west as the land drops toward Fish Creek Park. Residents can enjoy several vantage points and rest areas around the park, or admire the beautiful architecture of the overlooking homes along Bluerock Way SW.
Picnic Grove Park
One of the main gateways into the green court park system, Picnic Grove Park is encircled by park fronting porched homes and features manicured public lawn, picnic tables, barbeque stations, and an inspiring custom wood playground designed by Earthscape to encourage physical activity, imaginative play, and social interaction.
Central Park
A true community hub, Central Park offers a large gathering lawn, ornamental plantings, a cantilevered lookout, a family playground plus a climbing hill. Reflecting its importance to the community at large, Central Park is framed by three roads on each side, making the space accessible to all and providing easy access to visitors and food trucks alike during events.
Alpine Bark
Located south of Central Park across Alpine Avenue SW, Alpine Park’s off-leash dog park caters to our other members of the family, letting Fido and Sparky sniff rears and run circles to their heart’s content.
Village Square
Nestled in the heart of Alpine’s Village Centre, this commercial square style plaza anchors the retail hub of the neighbourhood and offers restaurants with expanded outdoor seating and public space to linger and enjoy.
Canopy Park
A preservation of one of the most iconic natural features of Alpine Park’s location, this 11-acre ridgeline park will protect the existing tree stand and enhance it with substantial additional plantings. A ‘canopy walk’ trail brings visitors above the treeline before dropping them into a playground nestled amongst the forest alongside a regional transecting path. A large public venue space provides wintertime tobogganing, while pavilions allow people from across the community to gather and barbeque during summers.
Midway Park
Set between Alpine Park’s unique couplet roads, which diffuses neighbourhood traffic off Stoney Trail while making it easier for residents to get around on foot, Midway Park provides a compelling urban park linkage along the treelined boulevard connecting the Village Centre to the rest of the community to the south.
Storm Park
An innovative reimagining of the traditional storm water system, Storm Park expands on the success of Nautilus concept systems deployed in award-winning spaces like Dale Hodges Park to create a massive 32-acre wetland naturalized environment supportive of local wildlife while offering residents trails, public plazas, boardwalks, and viewpoint lookouts to enjoy.
Community Association Site
The Community Association Site in Alpine Park offers so much more than a typical administrative building, with a multi-use sports courts that can host winter skating and the only BMX inspired loop layout Pump Track within a 7 km radius – building off the growing popularity of facilities like the South Glenmore Pump Track to bring even more bicycle-friendly activities into the community.
Skyline Pond
Inspired by tarns, proglacial lake formations unique to mountain environments, Skyline Pond anchors Alpine Park’s northeast corner and offers dramatic views of Calgary’s downtown core and mountains to the west as the land drops toward Fish Creek Park. Residents can enjoy several vantage points and rest areas around the park, or admire the beautiful architecture of the overlooking homes along Bluerock Way SW.
Picnic Grove Park
One of the main gateways into the green court park system, Picnic Grove Park is encircled by park fronting porched homes and features manicured public lawn, picnic tables, barbeque stations, and an inspiring custom wood playground designed by Earthscape to encourage physical activity, imaginative play, and social interaction.
Central Park
A true community hub, Central Park offers a large gathering lawn, ornamental plantings, a cantilevered lookout, a family playground plus a climbing hill. Reflecting its importance to the community at large, Central Park is framed by three roads on each side, making the space accessible to all and providing easy access to visitors and food trucks alike during events.
Alpine Bark
Located south of Central Park across Alpine Avenue SW, Alpine Park’s off-leash dog park caters to our other members of the family, letting Fido and Sparky sniff rears and run circles to their heart’s content.
Village Square
Nestled in the heart of Alpine’s Village Centre, this commercial square style plaza anchors the retail hub of the neighbourhood and offers restaurants with expanded outdoor seating and public space to linger and enjoy.
Canopy Park
A preservation of one of the most iconic natural features of Alpine Park’s location, this 11-acre ridgeline park will protect the existing tree stand and enhance it with substantial additional plantings. A ‘canopy walk’ trail brings visitors above the treeline before dropping them into a playground nestled amongst the forest alongside a regional transecting path. A large public venue space provides wintertime tobogganing, while pavilions allow people from across the community to gather and barbeque during summers.
Midway Park
Set between Alpine Park’s unique couplet roads, which diffuses neighbourhood traffic off Stoney Trail while making it easier for residents to get around on foot, Midway Park provides a compelling urban park linkage along the treelined boulevard connecting the Village Centre to the rest of the community to the south.
Storm Park
An innovative reimagining of the traditional storm water system, Storm Park expands on the success of Nautilus concept systems deployed in award-winning spaces like Dale Hodges Park to create a massive 32-acre wetland naturalized environment supportive of local wildlife while offering residents trails, public plazas, boardwalks, and viewpoint lookouts to enjoy.
Community Association Site
The Community Association Site in Alpine Park offers so much more than a typical administrative building, with a multi-use sports courts that can host winter skating and the only BMX inspired loop layout Pump Track within a 7 km radius – building off the growing popularity of facilities like the South Glenmore Pump Track to bring even more bicycle-friendly activities into the community.
Designed for life's essentials.
Alpine Park’s story is about the power of proximity. The difference between being an hour from the mountains and being just a half hour is the difference between weekend adventures and getting into the wilderness on weekdays. The difference between having your needs met within a 16-minute walk or an 8-minute walk, similarly, is all the difference between actually walking and just jumping in the car as you always do.
Everything you need is here
Storm Park
Unnamed Road, Calgary, AB T2Y 5G1, Canada
St. Stephen
10910 Elbow Dr SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
St. Jude
730 Woodbine Blvd SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
Skyline Pond
3200 146 Ave SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Picnic Grove Park
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Marshall Springs School
1100 Everridge Dr SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
Hearth Green
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Pharmacy/Medical
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Middle School
162 Ave SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Hotel
Fish Creek Blvd SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future High Street Retail
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Grocery
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Gas Bar
Fish Creek Blvd SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Fast-casual Restaurants
Fish Creek Blvd SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Elementary School
146 Ave SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Dine-in Restaurants
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Future Convenience Retail
Fish Creek Blvd SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Fish Creek Provincial Park
13931 Woodpath Rd SW, Calgary, AB T2W 5R4, Canada
Evergreen School
367 Everstone Dr SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
Costco
12905 Buffalo Run Blvd, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Community Association Site
16008-15924 37 St SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Central Park
146 Ave SW, Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
Centennial High School
55 Sun Valley Blvd SE, Calgary, AB, Canada
Canopy Park
Southwest Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
Bishop O'Byrne
Bishop O'Byrne Senior High School, 333 Shawville Blvd SE #500, Calgary, AB, Canada
Alpine Bark
37 St SW, Calgary, AB T0L 1W0, Canada
All within 8 minute's reach.
Grocery
Alpine Park’s grocery is a unique ‘dual use’ experience, with a walkable pedestrian-oriented frontage, as well as at-grade undercroft parking for quick stops on your way home from work.
School
With both a K-6 and K-9 school site dedicated, Alpine Park’s safer pedestrian experience also makes for a safer walk to school, with pathways set back from the road or weaved through the community.
Pharmacy
Bumps, scrapes, and all that a life of adventure can bring makes not going far for your pharmacy an underappreciated perk.
Hotel
Visiting guests can stay nearby and keep their own routine, walking over in the morning for coffee when they’re ready.
THE VILLAGE CENTRE
At the heart of it all is Alpine Park’s Village Centre, with a vibrant array of restaurants, stores, and services supported by locals and visitors alike - which means you’ll be able to get all your day-to-day needs and find some things you didn’t know you needed.
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