GETTING THERE
From Lougheed Highway, take Austin Road to Hillcrest St. Turn up Hillcrest until you reach one of several parking areas for Mundy Park.
TERRAIN
Wide paths, some hills, mostly compact gravel or bark mulch with short paved sections. Don’t expect to see much sun as most trails are through thick forest.
STROLLER RECOMMENDATIONS
Umbrella, all-terrain or anything in between.
LENGTH
The perimeter trail around the entire park can easily be done in about an hour with the option to extend your walk by taking any of the dozen or so looping options.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY FEATURES
Washrooms (no change tables), playground equipment (separate equipment for toddlers and older kids), picnic tables, benches, and sports fields.
SCENIC HIGHLIGHTS
The two lakes make for interesting resting spots.
NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
Mundy Park is set among residential neighbourhood so there is not much else around.
GOOD TO KNOW
Dogs are not allowed on certain paths in the ecologically-sensitive areas around the lakes.
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IMPORTANT: Any adventure in the outdoors carries a certain level of risk. The route information and maps contained in this blog are provided as rough guidelines only. The walks written about on Baby Meets Trail are based on just one person's experience. Baby Meets Trail and its authors are not responsible for any harm that may occur while trying one of the posted walks. We will, however, take credit if you have an awesome time!
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