Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation - Cochrane

Name: Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation - Cochrane
Address: 255001 Glenbow Rd, Cochrane, AB T4C 0B7, Canada, C, 4, Canada

4.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation • Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation - Grpf.ca

Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation’s purpose is to protect the park and preserve its fragile ecosystem and contribute to ongoing conservation, programming and education.

About Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation

Kim McKylor is an elected official for Rocky View County representing the Springbank area. Kim is a native Albertan originally from Edmonton. After completing her education she was transferred to Winnipeg to manage the IT department for a major life insurance company. After 3 years in Manitoba, she was transferred to Calgary and made this her home. From her beginnings in the life insurance industry, to major utilities and oil & gas, Kim has learned that the only way to achieve success is through communication, cooperation and compassion when working with each other. Kim has always been actively involved in the community having been a part of countless boards, groups, clubs and advisory teams. Kim's professional career saw her in senior leadership roles in oil and gas working in I.T. customer service. With experience in managing large budgets, complex projects and large member teams, she enjoys working in a team environment working towards collective goals in a positive way.

Kim has been married to Dr. Brian McBride, a Calgary Veterinarian for 25 years and they have an adult daughter living in Calgary. Together, they have lived on an acreage in Springbank for 20 years and have a houseful of pets including 3 dogs and 2 cats. While both Kim and Brian continue to enjoy their occupations, they take time to explore the natural beauties of Alberta hiking with their dogs, traveling throughout western Canada and the USA in their converted Sprinter van and exploring other countries and cultures.

Contact Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation

Address :	255001 Glenbow Rd, Cochrane, AB T4C 0B7, Canada
Phone :	📞 +89
Postal code :	4
Website :	http://www.grpf.ca/
Categories :	Non-profit organization , Park , Tourist attraction ,
City :	C

255001 Glenbow Rd, Cochrane, AB T4C 0B7, Canada

Best Park in Canada

A	Alexandra Jackson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Just found my new favourite spot to walk the dogs and go biking. There are great paved pathways to explore or you can saunter off onto the gravel paths they have. Absolutely beautiful and peaceful. The scenery is perfection!
E	Erin O'Meara on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Soft dirt road leads you to the park gates, be careful during bad weather road isn't awesome. Beautiful Vista's and views will lead you on partially paved walks that go on for a good soul cleansing hike. All season outhouses just in case.
A	Adam El Asaad on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Get your kids right now here and go go go go right now Right in right now right now right now right now here because you could put everything in the park and you could do everything in the river and everything and right now go with your kids
J	Jana Macdonald on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I had the pleasure of visiting Glenbow Ranch on Monday, October 18th with 33 of my staff who all work at a local high school. We were there on our Indigenous ways of knowing professional development day. We were provided two wonderful guides (Sarah and Monica) who custom-built a 2 hour guided hike for us where we discussed the history of the land, the importance of Indigenous ways of knowing and being, and the impact of the settlers on the Indigenous people. It was an informative and fun experience that most definitely connected us to Treaty 7 land and the people who lived here long before us. I strongly suggest you reach out to Glenbow Ranch for an immersive and powerful experience that will shift your perspective and help you to consider history more fully.
O	OLIVER TAYLOR on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ very good park
D	Domi w on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There are a long ride trail that up and down hill. Enjoy the speed and nice view until arrive Cochrane.
D	Dr. Marco Navarro-Genie on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lovely spot for a summer walk, run or cycle. We walked the Tiger Lilly loop. Didn't see any tiger lillies but saw a ton of saskatoon berries and choke cherries. We picked some delicious Saskatoon berries and left the chokecherries alone. Some parts of the loop are shaded and some are not.
B	Brian Coville on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful year-round very well maintained. Get busy at times, No access to water, Very few picnic tables, No fire pits. you could take a wheelchair in there the hills are a bit steep going to need a strong friend but it can be done and lot of places along the bow river for picnic