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Oldman River Dam Reservoir Park
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Continent:
North America
Country:
Canada
Next Big City:
Lethbridge
Next Town:
Pincher Creek
 
Type:
Lake
Rider Ability:
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Camping, Shower, Toilet, Parking


Water
Type:
Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:
None
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
Tide Independent

The water is great! Clear for the most part, and no floaters to hit. On really windy days (almost always) nice white caps. Wave range from 1-4 feet. All in all a great place to learn and for those interested in being 10 feet off the water all day...this is your spot!
Beach
Type:
Pebbles
Size:
Medium
Hazards:
None
Beach Users:
None

The only draw back is that there's no sand, just small gravel/pebbles. Lots of grassy area just of the beach to practice flying your trainer kite. There's also over night camping available.

Wind

Best Months:
May, June, September, October
Wind Type:
Frontal Winds
Best Direction:
WSW, W, WNW
Main Direction:
W

Because it located so close to the Rocky Mountains it is always being fed a westerly wind. Careful, it can get really gusty at times. On average the winds blow anywhere from 30-50 km/h, gusting at times to 80+ km/h.



How to get there
Transport:
Car
Access:
Short Walk


Get directions from


From Calgary Alberta head south on the highway to Fort McLeod and west on Highway 3 from there. About 5-10 km north of Pincher Creek. Watch for the signs. You'll be making a right turn. From Lethbridge head west on highway 3 and it's about 5-10 km easy of Pincher Creek.

Extra Information
Rules:
Fees


There is a 5$ per night camping fee if you wish to stay the night.

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