Only one section of Lethbridge is allowed to have any trees, and that side is the South Side. To…read morecap it all off, this part of Lethbridge also has the ever lovely Henderson Lake Park. Henderson lake is a highly manicured green oasis of mature trees, bike paths, picnic shelters and water in the middle of thriving, natural prairie grass desert. There's a boat launch if you feel like doing some non powered boating. Kayaks, canoes and paddle boats are all welcome. No swimming in this lake. Just by looking at it, you could probably guess it's not something you want to put in or around your mouth, but just in case you couldn't tell, there are plenty of signs. If you walk to the park approaching from the south side you'll have a whole golf course to walk around to get to the park. Or you could sneak through one of the many openings in the bushes and just sprint across the course, and hope to a higher power of your choosing that you don't get hit by a golf ball. Don't worry, I'm sure they won't try to aim at you.

This is the best part of the city, u May find some garbage but overall it is pretty clean. The only…read moreproblem is just by looking at the lake u can tell it is well... filthy

Very peaceful, pleasant and relaxing walk around, The staff was very nice and kind, origami was fun…read moreoverall 5/5.

Subtle gem hidden in the middle of the city. Finally had a chance to spend some time here after…read moredriving through to Calgary many times. So glad to have taken the time! Arrived on a recent drizzly Sunday afternoon, determined to at least walk around, not expecting much. However, we were lucky to latch on to one of the tours of the day. A young Japanese man dressed in beautiful Japanese attire gave a heartfelt & interesting tour of the grounds. He shared the garden history & layout as it ties into the spiritual philosophy of the garden. It deepened my appreciation for the details of each water feature, hill, rock & structure... well worth the tour if you happen to stop by.

On some level, I love this place because it's like a Lethbridge version of New York's central park…read more And I feel its awesomeness is completely to scale with central park in New York. What I like: It's a square park with a circular bike loop that you can just rip around full speed on your bike. What I don't like: There's a pretty good chance you're going to have to dodge a significant number of Lethbridge's homeless population when you do this. This is a great space and I'm glad that it exists in the city. From outdoor events of all shapes and sizes to aid in bringing people into the city's centre it's wonderful. It's just a shame that it mostly serves as a secondary homeless shelter instead of a community space...

Babb, Montana A…read moresurprising gem between Glacier NP & Waterton NP off of I-89 a stone toss from the US-Canada Border Station. There is minimal written description but the area is Blackfoot Nation and it's sad to see how man-made/manifest destiny borders created a sovereign separation for the the Blackfoot First Nation. The Natives should be able to visit their cousins and friends without going through all the customs crap. The site is still an interesting historical landmark considering the artifacts appear to be constructed by scrap metal. The artistic flair is hard to digest as robust, metallic structures are meant for buildings rather than people or ideas but what the heck do i know? Access/Roads: A Paved. Parking: A The lot is small but the traffic is low. Distance: F Far from many things. Calgary, Alberta - 260 KM (160 miles). Los Angeles, California - 1,400 miles Costs: A Free Nearby Attractions: Glacier National Park (US) Waterton Lakes National Park (Canada) Close your eyes and you will zoom on by. This region of the continent is desolate so might as well maximize the "once in a lifetime" opportunity. If you are local then this is irrelevant but for us who travel from different time zones then swing by cause... What the heck you out here anyways? And when would anyone ever come back? Safe travelings. Photo Gallery: https://www.facebook.com/SiRTurbo/media_set?set=a.10157279855937324&type=3&uploaded=11 IG: @cigarcpa www.cleeshyun.com

My husband and I stopped at Nicholas Sheran Park to play a round of disc golf on a recent stopover…read morein Lethbridge. This park is beautiful, with extensive trails, a large water feature in the middle, and clean modern public washrooms. There are also multiple playground areas that looked fairly new, and had many kids enjoying playing on them. The park is located in the west end of the city and was very easy to find with Google directions. The reviews of the disc golf course here were really good online, but we were pretty disappointed with the set up. The city provides maps online (which is better than most other cities), but once we were on the ground, we found the maps weren't to scale. The signs for the start of the hole were very far from the tees, up to 30-40 feet in some cases. Each hole has three start tees, marked with colored plastic discs in the grass. Some of these discs were missing and were so far from the hole markers that we spent forever wandering around trying to find them. Without cement pads we were really just guessing. The holes are very long, which is great if you're working on your throwing game, but because we could never find the tee, we often had to find the basket and work backwards. Also, and this is a small quibble, the baskets were painted green, which made spotting them in the grass and trees more difficult (perhaps this was intentional to minimize visual disruptions from other places in the park). The first 10 holes are lined up pretty good, but then for some reason it's a 10 minute hike to hole 11, across the park, and at this point we gave up and stopped playing. It would have been nicer if the tees were planned closer to the ends of the previous holes. Overall if I lived in Lethbridge I would 100% use this park for other recreation, but without a local to help us walk through the tee locations, it was frustrating and tiring to try and play through.

DO NOT BOOK THIS PLACE!!!!! We made reservations well in…read moreadvance of our trip, paid in full!!!!! We are on the road and get an email from them saying that our reservation was cancelled!!! We did not cancel so immediately started trying to get to contact them to find out what happened.... Email, Text and Phone Call messages. No response. Then the day we were supposed to check in we got another text from them saying it was cancelled..... I replied immediately to the text but again, no response. No contact and NO REFUND!!!! Thank Goodness the St. Mary KOA had a cancellation!!!! Stay there cause it was awesome!!!! STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!!

We were due to arrive in a couple of weeks. Received an email saying our reservation was canceled,…read moreno explanation. We called and texted and received a text from someone who said the owner had died and they could no longer accommodate our stay. It said to contact our credit card for a refund. Looking at the reviews this has been going on for at least 3 months. We will file a dispute with our credit card company but we made this reservation March, 2024. Seems to me they are hoping to keep the money so they let the reservations go for a long time. Problem is they now have our card number.