Westridge Estates

Varsity Village is a large neighbourhood stretching from Whoop Drive W southward to McLeod Dr W, and westward from University Drive W to Metis Trail W. Streets in this community are named after renowned universities. Homes were built primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, with the average home built in 1979. Entry-level to high-end homes can be found in Varsity Village, as well as higher-density options such as duplexes, townhomes, condominiums and apartments. Nicholas Sheran Community School and Children of St. Martha School are both located in Varsity Village. The neighbourhood also offers numerous parks including Nicholas Sheran Park and Lake, Brooke Park, Laval Park, Columbia Park, Rutgers Park, and Lafayette Park which include several baseball diamonds and soccer fields. Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre and Ice Centre, and Gyro Spray Park can also be found in Varsity Village. West Village Mall and Westgate Plaza provide residents with access to fast food, pubs, restaurants, gas, convenience stores, a hair salon and health services.

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.