Home to some of North America's most spectacular mountain scenery, world-famous national parks, and amazing opportunities to see wildlife, Alberta is a must-do for any adventure seeker.
Maligne Lake Rd can be explored after February 28. The late start to the season is due to avalanches and Caribou migrations during the early stages of winter. There is an abundance of trail, both short and long that start from Maligne Lake carpark ranging from 2.5km to 14km and vary from moderate to...
A suitable journey for beginners who are accompanied by intermediate/advanced paddlers with canoe rescue experience ideally. Due to the multiple drop in points, you may even opt for a day trip without camping. The following is a guideline of what we did from 11-13 August 2017. Approach: Head along H...
Walk up Red Rock Canyon to view the beautifully red canyon in all its beauty. The cold alpine water is perfect for the hot summer days. Make sure you wear water shoes or sandals because the rocks can be slippery or hurt to walk in bare feet. AVAILABLIITY: This loop trail is only accessible during th...
Visit this hidden gem in Southern Alberta especially at sunset. This is a day use park and there are no facilities (bathrooms) available and camping is not allowed. Access is via a short gravel road leading to a parking area near the rock formations. There are also some excellent hiking trails and t...