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RED LINE COMMUNITIES


The Red Line:

  • Runs north to south, stretching from Tuscany Estates in the north west to Somerset-Bridlewood in the south. Along the way, it provides direct access to the University of Calgary, SAIT, the Downtown core, and major shopping centres. Communities such as Brentwood, Sunnyside, and Chinook benefit from quick commutes, while family-friendly suburbs like Shawnessy and Somerset pair suburban living with effortless transit.

Tuscany Station:

Crowfoot Station:

Dalhousie Station:

Brentwood Station:

 University Heights Station:

 Victoria Park/ Stampede Station:

Sunnyside Station 

Southland Station:

 Anderson Station:

  • Close to Lake Bonavista to the South East, Southwood to the North West and Canyon Meadows to the West over McCloud Trail. 

Fish Creek/Lacombe Station:

Shawnessy Station 

 Somerset/ Bridlewood Station:


CALGARY LRT MAP 

BLUE LINE COMMUNITIES


The Blue Line:

  • Runs east to west, connecting 69 Street in the south west to Saddletowne in the north east. It links established west-side communities like Signal Hill and Sunalta to the downtown core, then continues east through Bridgeland, Marlborough, and Whitehorn before reaching the rapidly growing north east. Key destinations include Bow Valley College, the Calgary Zoo, and popular shopping districts.

Inner City Downtown:

Sunalta Station:

  • Close to Sunalta, Beltline (Connaught) to the South, Downtown West End to the East across 14th Street & walk-able, Scarboro to it's SW, Shaganappi West across Crowchild Trail.

Bridgeland Station:

  • Close to Bridgeland/Riverside, Downtown East Village (Walk-able over Bow River bridge). Crescent Heights to the NW over Edmonton Trail. The Downtown Core (East Side) Across the River west of East Village.

 Marlborough Station:

Rundle Station:

  • Close to Rundle (inside the community), Sunridge Business Centre.

Whitehorne Station:

Martindale Station:

Saddle Ridge (Saddletown) Station:

Calgary’s LRT System:

  • Has two main lines that connect different parts of the city to downtown and major destinations. The Red Line runs from Tuscany in the north west, through the University of Calgary and SAIT, across downtown, and then south to Somerset-Bridlewood, passing shopping centres like Chinook and Southcentre along the way. It primarily serves commuters travelling from the northwest and southern suburbs into the city’s core and provides access to key institutions such as hospitals, universities, and major retail hubs.

The Blue Line:

  • Begins in Saddletowne in the north east, runs through established communities like Marlborough and Whitehorn, passes the Calgary Zoo, and joins downtown before extending westward to 69 Street near Mount Royal University. It links residents of northeast Calgary to downtown jobs and services while also connecting west Calgary neighbourhoods to transit.
  • Together, the two lines form the backbone of Calgary’s public transit network, helping residents across the city access employment, education, shopping, and cultural destinations.




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