Where was My Life with the Walter Boys filmed? The real Silver Falls Colorado location

The Walter Ranch in Colorado was filmed on one of the movie sets at the CL Western Town and Backlot in Bragg Creek, west of Calgary.

Tons of productions have been filmed in this picturesque setting with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, including The Last of Us, Black Summer, and Let Him Go, just to name a few.

In real life, there is no town called Silver Falls in Colorado, but there is a waterfall of the same name in the state.

The Silver Falls High School was filmed between the W.G. Murdoch High School in Crossfield and the Chestermere High School in Rocky View County.

Hayley (played by Zoë Soul) works at the fictional Lark Café, the favorite local hangout.

The coffee shop and bakery were set in a vacant building on Railway Street in Crossfield, which is occasionally used as a filming location.

You can still see the signs outside on Google Maps when the show filmed here in 2022.

In the second episode, "Live a Little," the garage where Cole has a part-time job appears for the first time.

This is actually the Family Auto Glass store, also in Crossfield, located is just two blocks away from the cafe.

The scene where Jackie and Cole stop in a stunning landscape looks like the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Bow River near Canmore.

With exhilarating rapids and stunning scenery, this stretch of the river is a popular whitewater rafting destination.

The board game bar in the sixth episode, "Baggage," is the Texas Gate Bar & Grill in Cochrane.

This restaurant is a beloved local spot known for its inviting atmosphere and delicious Tex-Mex cuisine.

According to the local press, the show also filmed in the Glenbow neighborhood and William Camden Park in Cochrane, which may have been the location for the scene pictured.

The athletic field scene in the eighth episode, "Spinning Out," was filmed at Chestermere High School, about a half-hour’s drive east of Calgary.

In the second season, this location reappears as Silver Falls High School’s Taylor Field.

The Colorado Association of Veterinarians awards diner was filmed at the Cochrane RancheHouse.

This conference center and wedding venue is housed in a historic building dating back to the late 1800s.

The Aurelita County Rodeo scenes in the ninth episode, "Revolutions," were filmed at the Girletz Rodeo Ranch, located 15 minutes north of Calgary.

This family-owned ranch has a rich history spanning several decades, offering an unforgettable taste of the Wild West in the heart of Alberta.

The Calgary Herald revealed that Ashby Gentry, the actor who plays the nerdy brother Alex, actually grew up on a ranch in Colorado. Ashby is a skilled rodeo rider and talented horsemanship.

The Aurelita County Amusements was filmed at the Heritage Park in Calgary.

Spanning over 127 acres, the park has many historic buildings that have been relocated to the park, dating from the 1860s to the 1950s.

In the first episode of the second season, "Start Fresh", Jackie is spending her summer in New York working an internship at her uncle’s apartment building.

There are some establishing shots of Manhattan, but the scene was actually filmed at the Fairmont Palliser, a historic luxury hotel in downtown Calgary.

The skyscraper in the background, which looks like the Woolworth Building in Manhattan, was CGI’d into the scene.

The place that Katherine can’t believe is still there is the Galaxie Diner in Calgary’s Beltline district, a spot popular for all-day breakfast and its classic 1950s diner vibe.

The Monteverdi’s Pizza was a film set located in a vacant store in High River, a town approximately 37 miles (60 km) south of Calgary.

As you can see in this Google Maps image from June 2025, the Lark Café was also relocated next to this set, although in the series, they are never shown as being adjacent.

The rodeo scenes were filmed at the High River Rodeo Grounds, a popular outdoor venue also located in High River.

In the second episode, "My Life Without the Walter Boys", the Museum of the Highwood in High River is featured.

Housed in the town's former Canadian Pacific Railway station, it showcases exhibits on local heritage.

The exterior of the Low Dive bar in the fourth episode, "No-look Pass", is actually that of a steakhouse-style restaurant called Texas Roadhouse in Rochester, NY. The interiors were shot at a different location.