Willow Pointe

Indian Battle Heights is a large neighbourhood running westward from University Dr W to the future Metis Dr W and from Whoop Up Dr W northward to Garry Dr W. Homes in this neighbourhood were built between 1979 and 2008. G.S. Lakie Middle School, Mike Mountain Horse Elementary School and Father Leonard Van Tighem School are all located in Indian Battle Heights, which also provides residents with access to baseball diamonds and soccer fields. This community offers numerous parks including Blackfoot Park, Assiniboia Park, Algonquin Park, Willow Pointe Park, Willow Brook Park, Squamish Park, Salish Park and Atso Towaawa Park. Indian Battle Heights offers some duplex and townhome development in addition to a multi-family apartment development. Mic Mac Plaza strip mall provides access to fast food and convenience stores. West Lethbridge Towne Centre is found on the northern border of Indian Battle Heights, and provides access to additional restaurants, fast food, grocery, gas, and retail stores.

West Lethbridge will continue to be an exciting place to live and visit as it grows. New services, neighbourhoods, recreation facilities, businesses and roads are being built and are all in support of a vibrant lifestyle for Lethbridge residents. West Lethbridge is now seeing a flurry of new development, infrastructure projects and other improvements all aimed towards building a better more liva

The University of Lethbridge is one of Canada’s top-ranked universities and leading research institutions. Alberta’s Destination University, the U of L attracts more than 8,700 students each year.

Nicholas Sheran Park is the premier west side park featuring a man made lake, a great pathway system, large open spaces, disk golf, a large playground, fitness equipment, a small picnic shelter.

This park features 2 km of granular trails through a beautiful biodiverse cottonwood forest.

This river valley park holds many great activities such as an observatory, sheltered picnic area, and access for fishing.

Situated in the South West corner of Alberta with a beautiful coulee and river bottom separating the city in half. Connecting the two parts of the city is the iconic High Level Bridge. This super-sunny city has a massive urban parks system thanks to a ravine created by the local river. Warm Chinook winds keep winter temperatures on the mild side.

The Lethbridge Viaduct, commonly known as the High Level Bridge, was constructed between 1907–1909 at Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada at a cost of $1,334,525.