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The survey is now closed, thank you for your participation and support. Please watch for the What we heard report, available in Fall 2025.
About the project
We’re developing a Parks, Culture & Active Living Masterplan (the Plan).
This Plan will guide how we develop and manage some of our most cherished spaces and help us make decisions about Cochrane's recreation and culture programs. The Plan will guide our planning over the next 10-15 years.
Your feedback is critical to help us build a plan that delivers on the priorities of our community. The Plan is scheduled to be completed in late 2025.
Why now?
Our current Parks, Open Spaces and Recreation Master Plans are more than 10 years old. And our community has changed significantly during this time.
A new masterplan will reflect Cochrane today and help us plan for the next 10-15 years. Building on the feedback received through Envision Cochrane 2050, the Plan will help us prioritize investments in recreation, culture and parks. It will also identify improvements needed to our trail and pathway network, including how it connects to the Bow River.
The goal?
To create vibrant, accessible parks and recreational spaces that encourage healthy, active lifestyles while celebrating Cochrane's distinct culture and heritage. By considering how parks, culture and active living all work together, we can create a long-term and strategic plan that reflects our community’s needs.
Update
The survey is now closed, thank you for your participation and support. Please watch for the What we heard report, available in Fall 2025.
About the project
We’re developing a Parks, Culture & Active Living Masterplan (the Plan).
This Plan will guide how we develop and manage some of our most cherished spaces and help us make decisions about Cochrane's recreation and culture programs. The Plan will guide our planning over the next 10-15 years.
Your feedback is critical to help us build a plan that delivers on the priorities of our community. The Plan is scheduled to be completed in late 2025.
Why now?
Our current Parks, Open Spaces and Recreation Master Plans are more than 10 years old. And our community has changed significantly during this time.
A new masterplan will reflect Cochrane today and help us plan for the next 10-15 years. Building on the feedback received through Envision Cochrane 2050, the Plan will help us prioritize investments in recreation, culture and parks. It will also identify improvements needed to our trail and pathway network, including how it connects to the Bow River.
The goal?
To create vibrant, accessible parks and recreational spaces that encourage healthy, active lifestyles while celebrating Cochrane's distinct culture and heritage. By considering how parks, culture and active living all work together, we can create a long-term and strategic plan that reflects our community’s needs.