Big Bear Park

Beautiful scenery. Very treed in. Lots of little paths. Easy to spend hours here just exploring them all.

Big Bear Park has moderately large open fields and features the Blackmud Creek running through it and its own dog park.In the spring at least it can remain a bit muddy in parts and for some unknown reason it’s littered with the odd shopping cart and furniture?! A few bad Apples I suppose.However the path exposes parts of the Blackmud Creek that are quite scenic - I remember the water gushing around and over a large collection of rocks that was quite beautiful.It would seem that at least a few people like to have picnics in this park - I have yet to explore this park in its entirety.The paths only require a moderate skill but a physically handicapped person would probably meet a few challenges.A few spots on the trail seemed a bit dangerous.

If you're up for a nice suburban prairie interface ramble, this is a lovely option. There are well trodden paths off the southern end. You can traverse an old farm house site on through a beautiful field, down past the pond to 111th.

Always enjoyable walks here! Beautiful views and lots of space to explore ✨

Large open grass field, lots of area for dogs to run, but getting down into the valley is steep and very difficult for seniors.

Great hiking ,beautiful of leash dog area, I wouldn't suggeat strollers or small children

I have seen this area when i was travelling Edmenton from Calgary This is nice place

Love the trails

Great off leash for the dogs. People are friendly there. Someone put my dogs name-tag in the lost and found even called me to tell me they found it. Great area

Gorgeous Greenspan with an off leash area for the pups. Following trails into the ravine gave us a chance to find nature. Stunning