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MARCH / APRIL 2018 25 club life reciprocal club O Canada! Calgary clubs deliver wild access and amazing amenities With three reciprocal clubs to choose from, WAC members visiting Calgary, Alberta, will have no trouble finding athletic facilities, dining options, and leisure fun. Located within a five-mile radius of each other, the clubs cater to busy families, diverse athletes, and everyone in between. Calgary Winter Club Just eight miles southwest of Calgary International Air- port, the Calgary Winter Club is a good first stop once you touch down. e club boasts a climbing center, ice skating and hockey surface, six indoor tennis courts, and three restaurants. It's also a great place to reminisce about Calgary's 1988 Winter Olympic Games—and possible future Olympics! e Glencoe Club is club offers dozens of athletic amenities, including six indoor tennis courts, an ice skating rink, eight curling sheets, a fitness center, two swimming pools, and a seasonal outdoor water slide. Ad- ditionally, e Glencoe Golf & Country Club, just 12 miles west of Calgary, features a 45-hole layout with the chal- lenges of a Scottish-style loop course. Calgary Petroleum Club Recently renovated, the Calgary Petroleum Club is located in the core of the city's downtown commercial district and is a highly sought-aer meeting space. e 575-square-foot wine cellar (one of the largest in Alberta) features 15,000 bottles from around the world. —Contact WAC Director Member Services Amanda Brynn at abrynn@wac.net. To visit a club, members must request a letter of introduction. Log on to wac.net/loi. Submit club reviews at wac.net/reciprocal-reviews. CALGARY WINTER CLUB 4611 14th Street NW Calgary T2K 1J7 calgarywinterclub.com THE GLENCOE CLUB 636 29th SW Calgary T2S 0P1 glencoe.org CALGARY PETROLEUM CLUB 319 5th Avenue SW Calgary T2P 0L5 calpeteclub.com wac.net/reciprocal-clubs C L O C K W I S E , F R O M T O P L E F T: C A L G A R Y W I N T E R C L U B ( 2 ) , T H E G L E N C O E C L U B Located in the Rocky Mountains just 90 minutes from downtown Calgary is Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to arguably the most spec- tacular mountain views outside the Himalaya. The park encompasses more than 2,500 square miles of glaciers, forests, alpine landscapes, and wildlife. It's also home of the famous Fairmont Banff Springs hotel and Chateau Lake Louise. Both amaze with their grandeur and vistas and are a must-see during your visit. THINGS TO SEE