OAKMOUNT DR

19 S

T S

W

20 S

T S

W

21 S

T S

W

LINCOLN DRVILLE DR

LANGRI

56 AVE SWCYPRUSAVE

RICHARD

GLENMORE TRAIL

CROW

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54 AVE SW

LANCASTER WAY

LIND

SAY

DR

63 ST SW

LION

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66 AVE SW

LOM

BARD

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LAKE

VIEW

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LINDEN DR

STONE DR

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SIDE DRLEA

LEGA

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STROM DRLIND

30 S

T S

W

34 S

T S

W

37 S

T S

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58 AVE SW

LODGE CR

LASALLE CR

54 AVE SW

LADBROOKE DR

SINAI AVE SW

62 AVE SW

LIRI AVE

KOREA AVE

LA W DR

61 AVE SW

RIDGE DR

LONG

20 S

T S

W

LYLEAVE

LONG

RIDG

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LACO

MBE

WY

LOUI

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EAGLE RIDGE DR

EAGLE RIDGE PL14

ST

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HERIT AGE DR

HAYS

BORO

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90 AVE SW

JERU

SALE

M R

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92 AVE SW

19 S

T S

W

PALISWOOD RD

PALLISER DR

24 S

T S

W

BA Y VIEW DR

BA Y RIDGE

DR

BA Y SHORE RD

OAKM

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DR

OAKWOOD DR

OAKF

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DR

29 S

T S

W

OAKSIDE CI

OAKSIDE CI

OAKFERNRDOA

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26 S

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OAKLAND WY

OAKSIDEGA

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14 S

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W

R I V E R

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RD

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R I V E R

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GLENMORELANDING

ROCKYVIEW

HERITAGE PARK

EARL GREYGOLF CLUB

NORTHGLENMORE

PARKWEASELHEAD

NATURALAREA

SOUTHGLENMORE

PARK

TSUUTINA

NATION

TSUUTINA

NATION

LAKEVIEWGOLF CLUB

GLENMOREATHLETIC

PARK

CALGARY CANOE ANDROWING CLUBS

GLENMORE SAILING CLUB

GLENMORERESERVOIR

For your safety, reservoir closed to all users November 1 to April 30.

Bylaw 9018

BOAT PATROL OFFICE

GLENMORESAILING SCHOOL

LIFE JACKETLOANER STATION

Accessible washrooms

X-country skiing

Use caution!

No boating

No cycling

No dogs

No swimming

Pathway Pedestrian / CyclistSlashes Point Downhill

Pathway with snow removal

Trail

Bikeway Auto/Cyclist

Trans Canada Trail Route

Railway

River

Green Spaces

Barbeque pit

Boat launch

Boat Patrol call box

Canoe access

Dock

Fishing area

Golf course

Hiking/walking trail

Hospital

Interpretive plaque

Natural area

Picnic shelter

Picnic tables

Playground

Public parking

Scenic sights

Tennis court

Washrooms

Legend

GLENMORE PARK

Know before you go• Weather conditions on Glenmore

Reservoir can change very quickly.

• Check the weather and wind forecast before boating.

• Carry rain gear and extra layers.

• Inform someone of where you plan to go boating and when you expect to return.

Practice safe boating• Life jackets or Personal Flotation

Devices (PFDs) must be worn at all times while on the water.

• Boats must be equipped with both a bailing device and a mooring rope. Refer to Transport Canada’s Safe Boating Guide for the recommended boating equipment checklist.

Inclement weather• During storms or lightning,

Glenmore Boat Patrol will evacuate the reservoir.

• The reservoir will re-open 30 minutes after the last lightning strike.

Fishing• It’s your responsibility to know and

comply with all fishing regulations.

Picnic sites are day use only

• No camping or overnight stays.

• Alcohol is not permitted.

No open fires• Fire pits are provided at picnic sites

throughout Glenmore Park.

• Ensure that your fire pit or BBQ stand is completely extinguished before you leave.

• Collecting and burning forest material and/or vegetation is not permitted.

Keep picnic areas clean• Picnic areas are for shared public

use, please clean up after yourself.

• Dispose of all waste in garbage bins provided.

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Owned and operated by The City of Calgary since 1964, the Glenmore Boat Patrol patrols the waters of the Glenmore Reservoir during daylight hours between May 1 and October 31. The Glenmore Boat Patrol provides first response to all boating and shoreline incidents or emergencies on the reservoir.

In addition to patrol and rescue duties, the Glenmore Boat Patrol is responsible for environmental stewardship and maintenance of the reservoir throughout the boating season. The overall goal of the Glenmore Boat Patrol is to ensure the highest level of safety for all recreational user groups on the water.

Boat patrol operators undergo extensive rescue craft and first responder training. Operators utilize several fully-equipped rescue boats to respond to distress calls.

Glenmore Boat Patrol is a member of the Water Safety Partnership – a task force whose goal is to reduce the number of water-related deaths and injuries in Canada.

ContactThe Glenmore Boat Patrol can be contacted using any of the three main emergency call boxes.

Glenmore Reservoir Services OfficeSouth Glenmore Park8415 24th St. S.W.

Heritage Park Boat LaunchSouth of Gasoline Alley8003 14th St. S.W.

Calgary Canoe & Rowing ClubNorth Glenmore Park6449 Crowchild Trail S.W.

There are additional call boxes located at various intervals around the reservoir, please refer to map.

In the interests of maintaining a safe and enjoyable boating experience for all users, please respect the following rules:

• Not all boats can alter course quickly or safely; share the reservoir and be aware of other boats on the water in order to avoid collision.

• Yield to the Heritage Park Moyie, vessels under tow and sailboats in light wind.

• Drafting or chasing the Heritage Park Moyie is prohibited.

• During emergencies or rescues, the Glenmore Boat Patrol may need to operate at high speeds, during this time please keep clear.

• Minimize time occupying boat launch areas. These areas are utilized by all users, please be courteous and aware of other’s needs.

• Boats exiting the dock have right-of-way.

• Launching from or beaching on the shorelines is not permitted, except under emergency situations.

Glenmore Boat Patrol Reservoir etiquette

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Glenmore Reservoir BylawsGlenmore Reservoir is a source of drinking water for Calgary. The City enforces specific bylaws in order to protect this water supply and ensure the health and safety of all Calgarians.

Public use of Glenmore ReservoirPublic use of Glenmore Reservoir is permitted between: May 1 - October 31

Daily operational hours are between:Sunrise – Sunset

Use of Glenmore Reservoir outside of the specified times is strictly prohibited.

No swimmingSwimming or wading is not permitted.

No fishing off docksNo fishing off docks or ramps (fishing is permitted in non-motorized boats and along the shore).

No petsNo pets permitted in the water or in boats.

Prohibited crafts The following crafts are not permitted on Glenmore Reservoir:• Motorized crafts• Inflatable crafts• Stand-up paddle boards• Wind surfing boards• Crafts over eight metres (26 ft.)

Life jackets or Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs)• Must be worn at all times.

• Must be approved by Transport Canada or Canadian Coast Guard.

• All inflatable lifejackets or PFDs must adequately sustain the person upon water entry without effort or motion of any kind by the wearer.

Winter Regulations• Contact with the ice is prohibited.

• No animals are permitted on the ice.

• Do not place any object or thing in the water or upon the ice which may pollute or contaminate the water of Glenmore Reservoir.

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