From YYC, downtown and the mountains, with free parking at the end

Where the resort is

37 Street SW at Glenmore Trail, on Tsuut'ina Nation land just outside Calgary's city limits, southwest of downtown. Postal address: 3777 Grey Eagle Drive, Tsuut'ina, Alberta T3E 3X8. Universally called Calgary, legally not in it, which is why the Tsuut'ina Nation owns and operates it.

By air

YYC Calgary International Airport, operated by the Calgary Airport Authority, is on the northeast side of the city; the resort is southwest, so you cross the city by car. The resort lists a shuttle to select locations; whether the airport is one of them on your dates is a Front Desk question, so ask when you book.

By car

Glenmore Trail is the east–west artery you will use from almost anywhere in the city; from the mountains, Highway 1 and then south is the usual approach. Parking is free and secure for guests.

By transit

Calgary Transit's CTrain runs two lines through downtown on 7 Avenue: the Red Line (Route 201, Tuscany to Somerset-Bridlewood) and the Blue Line (Route 202, 69 Street to Saddletowne), with a free-fare stretch downtown between Downtown West-Kerby and City Hall. There is no CTrain station at the resort; the last leg is a taxi, a rideshare or the resort shuttle. We do not print a bus route number because we could not verify one against the resort's address.

Around the resort

Glenmore Reservoir and its pathways are close, and the resort's materials mention complimentary mountain bikes and trail maps for hotel guests. Downtown, Stephen Avenue, 17th Avenue SW and the Calgary Tower are a short drive; the mountains are about an hour west.