Calgary Arenas and recreation

We love to chill out and enjoy leisurely activities and a diverse array of sports are enjoyed here. We have many things for locals and visitors alike.

Together, they give a chance to enjoy life, sports and such and also provides a means for fans here to support recreational activities. Some serve as locations for arts and musical happenings as well.

One person counted about 53 Calgary arenas, not including smaller local spots. And this number shall continue to grow with the city's population.

Wow! I mean, just imagine how many places are there to have fun. For instance, you can find 18 major natural parks in Southern Alberta. Places such as Dinosaur Provincial Park, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, Inglewood Bird Sanctuary and Fish Creek Provincial Park.

These parks highlight unique elements of our environment for their visitors, providing insight and novelty for these folks.

But what about Calgary Arenas

1. Don Hartman North East Sportsplex
   5206 68 Street NE
2. Pengrowth Saddledome
   555 Saddledome Rise SE
3. South Fish Creek Recreation Association
   100-333 Shawville Boulevard SE
4. Arena Oilfields Regional
   611 3 St SW
5. Brentwood Community Assoc
   Northmount Dr & 35 St NW
6. Calgary Centennial Arenas
   2390 47 Avenue SW
7. Chestermere Regional Recreation Centre
   201 West Chestermere Dr
8. Crowchild Twin Arena Association
   185 Scenic Acres Drive NW
9. Crowfoot Arena
   8080 John Laurie Boulevard NW
10. East Calgary Twin Arena Society
    299 Erin Woods Drive SE
11. Fairview Community Assoc Arena & Hall
    8038 Fairmount Drive SE
12. Family Leisure Centre The
    11150 Bonaventure Drive SE
13. Huntington Hills Community Association
    520 78 Avenue NW
14. Indus Recreational Centre
    RR 5 Box 2 Site 9Langdon, AB
15. Jack Setters Arena
    2020 69 Ave SE
16. Jaycee Slowpitch Park
    1899 39 Avenue NE
17. Max Bell Centre
18. Mount Pleasant Community Sportsplex
    610 23 Avenue NW
19. Oakridge Community Association
    9504 Oakfield Drive SW
20. Olympic Oval
21. SAIT Campus Centre
    1301 16 Avenue NW
22. Sarcee Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
    3700 Anderson Road SW
23. Sickel Arena
    Box 2 Site 15 RR 5 Stn Lcd 1
24. Soccer Shop
    284-10816 MacLeod Trail SE
25. South Fish Creek Recreation Association (SFCRA)
    100-333 Shawville Boulevard SE
26. Springbank Park For All Seasons
    32224A Springbank Road
27. Thorncliffe Greenview Community Assoc
    5600 Centre Street NE
28. Triwood Community Association
    2244 Chicoutimi Drive NW
29. Volleydome
    2825 24 Avenue NW

Let's start with McMahon Stadium and Mewata Stadium. Both get used for football, major ceremonies and other things.

For skating, a magnificent oval shaped dome modelled after the first oval stadium in America was built in Calgary. This beautiful huge, covered stadium is especially made for speed skating and leisure skating.

We call it the Olympic Oval as it was made for the 1988 Winter Olympic Games. It conjointly serves as a home to Oval X-Treme female ice hockey team of the Western Women's Hockey League.

The Saddledome and Stampede Corral, two Calgary hockey arenas located next to each other on the Stampede Grounds, provide ice arenas for Canada's favourite sport.

Another beautifully and proudly standing facility in Calgary is the renowned Calgary Stampede's "Grandstand and Chuckwagon Track". This is the place where world's biggest outdoor rodeo takes place.

If you happen to view the roof of the white buildings you can see that the words "Calgary Stampede". At least you'll know where you are.

As you can see, one can easily find world class grounds and tracks in Calgary. Calgary arenas too.

What did you love growing up? Good chance it had something to do with sports. Hockey. Baseball. Swimming.

Maybe your greatest sports memory was last season at that Flames game. Maybe not. Anyway, if was great, it's worth telling about. Now's your chance.