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Despite having been annexed in 1961, the community of Dover Glen was not established until 1971. The development, which is located north of West Dover, is located to the east of 36 Street, to the west of Deerfoot Trail and to the south of Peigan Trail within the Dover community. Thanks to the location of the Dover Glen community, residents enjoy easy access to the Bow River, the Inglewood Golf Course and pathways along the river that provide access to the city's pathway system. Along 17 Avenue and 36 Street, residents can find a wide variety of entertainment, shopping, restaurant and recreational opportunities. Residents also enjoy excellent views of the Rocky Mountains as well as the city.
Closer to home, residents of the Dover Glen community also enjoy access to a number of recreational facilities, activities and community events. Regular events that occur within the community include darts, shuffleboard, game nights, pool, soccer, hockey and t-ball. The community centre, which is capable of holding up to 240 people within the main hall, also regularly hosts activities such as jellybean dances, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. Recreational facilities provided by the community association include a hockey rink and sports fields.
Parents of elementary-aged children who are interested in homes for sale in the Dover Glen community may attend the public schools of Valley View, West Dover, Harold W. Riley and Mayland Heights and the Catholic schools of Blessed Damien and Holy Redeemer. Both Mayland Heights and Holy Redeemer offer French Immersion programs. The Dover Glen community is also served by the public junior high schools of Ian Bazalgette and Bob Edwards and the Catholic junior high schools of Holy Cross and St. Martha. Both Bob Edwards and St. Martha offer French Immersion programs. High schools serving the Dover glen community include the public schools of Forest Lawn and Lester B. Pearson and the Catholic school of Father Lacombe, with Lester B. Pearson offering a French Immersion program. Show Less...
