There are lots of great walks in Fish Creek Park (it is a huge area!). A particular favourite is the Bow Valley Ranche area.

When you walk through Carburn Park, you may not feel like you are in the city at all.

Confederation Park has gentle hills with little bridges, a great playground and a duck pond.

You can walk through Edworthy Park and along the river on the North side.

St. Patrick's Island is a lovely park with a playground, natural areas, and a river wading area. You can also walk over to the East Village Area.

Bowness Park is fairly flat with lots to see. It has a lagoon, river access, a great playground and in the summer months it has a miniature ride on train and a wading pool.

Nose Hill Park is a huge natural park. The best access point for strollers is at the Edgemont entrance.

South Glenmore Park has lovely walking paths, a great playground and spray park and views of the Glenmore Reservoir where you can often see sailboats and kayaks.

Prince's Island is one of Calgary's most popular parks. Located downtown, you can't park at the park itself but will need to walk over. It is also walking distance to the Eau Claire area.

Another great nature park, at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary you can see a lot of different birds and maybe even some other animals like deer.

Peace Estate Park is located is a great place for a walk through some wetlands. You can also stop in at the Bow Habitat Station/Fish Hatchery.

Ralph Klein Park has extensive pathways through a wetland area. Ensure you have some shade for little ones if you are going on a hot day.