Frank Lake Conservation Area near High River, Alberta, is a Ducks Unlimited–managed wetland recognized as an Important Bird Area, with nearly 200 species recorded throughout the year. Flat trails and viewing platforms make it easy for hikers and birdwatchers to spot pelicans, avocets, and grebes, especially during migration. It’s a peaceful spot for an easy walk, though summer conditions can be muddy and buggy near the shoreline.

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1. Frank Lake Conservation Area — Calgary

3.78km

00:57

10m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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