City: Bragg Creek
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Things to do in Bragg Creek, Canada: The Best Outdoor Activities
Bragg Creek is a hamlet in southern Alberta under the jurisdiction of Rocky View County in Division No. 6. It is also recognized as a designated place by Statistics Canada.
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1. Moose Mountain Horseback Adventures
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5.0 based on 128 reviews
Located in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies between Calgary and Banff National Park, we offer trail rides, expedition adventures and ranch-stay vacations all year round. We are located 13 kms south of the picturesque hamlet of Bragg Creek, a short drive from Calgary, Alberta. The cozy and comfortable lodge can accommodate 8 guests in 5 rooms. M&M Ranch is the ideal place for adventurous horse lovers that want to explore the beautiful nature that surrounds us on a well-trained horse.
2. West Bragg Creek Day Use Area
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By BenLar137 - Calgary, Canada
This is a popular destination for locals, Calgarians and visitors wanting something fun to do and see, but not wanting to drive too far. It's only a 45 minute drive from Calgary on good roads. The paved parking area has been beautifully expanded, with several extra pit toilets and lots of benches to use to sit and put on your gear. And there is truly something for everyone! On our recent visit mid-November, we saw mountain bikers and fat-tire bikers, trail runners, snowshoers, walkers, hikers and large family groups out for a stroll. There were even a few cross-country skiers, but there wasn't enough snow to groom the trails - skiers should always consult the web site for trail conditions. On this visit, we started with snowshoes, but there wasn't enough snow even for that, but enjoyed a good workout and excellent views using our micro spikes on our 9 km hike.
3. Prairie Mountain Hike
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By BenLar137 - Calgary, Canada
The bottom of this great trail is a bit deceiving, as there's usually very little snow there, being south-facing. But as you gain elevation, the snow and ice start to build up. Ice is especially worrisome, because this trail is quite popular with fit seniors, and a wrong fall is seldom good news for us older folks. We were VERY glad to have aggressive ice-grips on our recent summit walk, and even then, on the way back, one section that was steep did cause a little slip but no injury. You do need a bit fitness to enjoy this hike, and in the winter the right gear as well. But if you do have these, you'll never regret trying this excellent hike!
4. Wintergreen Golf & Country Club
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By hockeyboy360 - Calgary, Canada
I’ve played many different courses around Alberta and BC but I’ve gotta say Wintergreen is my absolute favourite course. I had a junior membership this year at Wintergreen and I can’t thank these guys enough for how hard they worked at making my experience a good one. They made me feel welcome in the pro shop and the marshals always showed an interesting in my game and the grounds crew did an amazing job at keeping the course in great shape! This course is designed in a way where every hole is different. They have holes that are uphill, downhill, flat, doglegs left and right and straight. It’s a super fun course that really works on different aspects of your game.
5. Station Flats
6. Smack Cycles
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
