The neighbourhood
Parks and trails near 25 Post Street.
Whyte Ridge Off-Leash Dog Park is a 10 minute walk from the front door of 25 Post Street, one of 11 places for getting outside nearby.
- 11 Places nearby
- 10 min Walk to Whyte Ridge Off-Leash Dog Park
- 5 Within a 15 minute walk
Within a 15 minute walk
Nearest first, walked from the front door.
| Place | Walk | Distance | By car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whyte Ridge Off-Leash Dog Park | 10 min | 771 m | 3 min |
| Buffalo Crossing Paul Albrechtsen Visitor Centre | 10 min | 796 m | 2 min |
| Scurfield Park North | 13 min | about 1.0 km | 2 min |
| McGillivray Trail | 14 min | about 1.2 km | 2 min |
| Don Smith Park | 15 min | about 1.2 km | 3 min |
A short drive away
Within a 11 minute drive, nearest first.
| Place | By car | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Dovercourt Park | 2 min | about 1.6 km |
| Leon Bell Park | 3 min | about 1.3 km |
| Scurfield Park | 3 min | about 1.6 km |
| Vanderbilt Park | 3 min | about 1.6 km |
| FortWhyte Alive | 7 min | about 1.6 km |
| Assiniboine Park | 11 min | about 8.1 km |
Questions
How close is 25 Post Street to FortWhyte Alive?
FortWhyte Alive's McGillivray Boulevard entrance, home to its new Buffalo Crossing Paul Albrechtsen Visitor Centre, is about a ten-minute walk from 25 Post Street. Its entrance at 1961 McCreary Road is about a 20-minute walk, or a seven-minute drive. The trails, lakes and outdoor programs are close to home. Check FortWhyte Alive for current access and opening hours.
How close is 25 Post Street to the Buffalo Crossing Paul Albrechtsen Visitor Centre?
The Buffalo Crossing Paul Albrechtsen Visitor Centre, FortWhyte Alive's new visitor centre at 2505 McGillivray Boulevard, is about a ten-minute walk from 25 Post Street. It opened in 2025 at the south end of FortWhyte Alive. Check FortWhyte Alive for current access and opening hours.
