Collingwood is nature-sandwiched between Confederation Park to the south and Nose Hill Park to the North, providing access to hiking trails, off-leash dog parks, golf courses, picnic areas and stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. The established streets feature mature trees, and while not being too close to the core, the streets are quiet but you just know there's energy here.

With it's quick access to Downtown Calgary, University of Calgary, Foothills Medical Centre – there are plenty of young professionals that reside here and chose to make Collingwood home to raise families. Close enough to the core to enjoy what the city offers, yet tucked away in it's own pocket when you choose! There's a strong sense of community here, with the Triwood Community Association engaging in community building events

Collingwood is home to several highly-regarded schools, including Collingwood School (which offers Spanish bilingual program), Capitol Hill School, Senator Patrick Burns and William Aberhart High School. Not to mention, the University of Calgary and SAIT Polytechnic are a quick commute by car or transit! 

Incredible privilege to be so close to the Rocky Mountains. Banff, Canmore, Lake Louise... much to explore. Just hop on Highway 1 (16th Avenue) and you'll be there in less than an hour. Paddle board, canoe, hike, trail-run, photography, lake fishing, taking the pets out, camping! So many activities so close to us, no wonder Calgary is the envy of Canada for outdoor living.