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From soaring peaks and thundering waterfalls to wildflower-filled meadows and rushing valley rivers, Alberta is Canada’s Rocky Mountain playground, showcasing the very best of unspoilt wilderness.
The awe-inspiring Canadian Rockies form the backbone of the province, home to spectacular parks including Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Kananaskis Country and Waterton Lakes National Park. Together they offer year-round outdoor adventure, from hiking, fishing and horse riding to skiing, climbing, rafting and even heli-biking.
Beyond the iconic lakes and mountain peaks, Alberta is rich in natural and cultural treasures, including five UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Dinosaur Provincial Park, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park and Wood Buffalo National Park.
Drive the spectacular Icefields Parkway for dramatic mountain and glacier views, follow the Northern Lights Trail to Fort McMurray, or step back in time at Heritage Park Historical Village. You can search for dinosaur fossils in Drumheller, explore Indigenous history at Glenbow Museum or Royal Alberta Museum, or admire the landscapes on a scenic rail journey with VIA Rail or Rocky Mountaineer.
The Calgary Stampede is an event which has to be experienced to be believed. This annual rodeo and festival is held in Calgary between the 3rd and 12th July 2026, […]
Perfect for travellers who want to explore the highlights of Western Canada without the hassle of driving, this holiday package features a scenic Rocky Mountaineer rail journey, three convenient transfers, […]
Considered by many to be the trip of a lifetime, a rail journey aboard the Rocky Mountaineer promises to be a magical experience. With the spectacular scenery of British Columbia […]
Combining the legendary Rocky Mountaineer with a spectacular Holland America Alaska cruise, this unforgettable journey showcases the very best of Western Canada and Alaska without the need to drive. Travel […]
Embark on an unforgettable mountain adventure, journeying through vibrant cities, storybook alpine villages, and vast stretches of untouched wilderness. Along the way, dramatic peaks rise above turquoise lakes and thundering […]
This captivating journey through Western Canada provides a postcard-worthy adventure. Stay overnight in the iconic locations of Whistler, Wells Gray Provincial Park, Jasper, Banff, and Kelowna. Immerse yourself in the […]
Explore the Canadian Rockies, staying in Whistler, Clearwater, Jasper, Banff, and Kelowna, before continuing to Vancouver Island to experience the historic charm of Victoria, the wild culture of Tofino, and […]
Embark on an incredible guided tour that traverses some of the most majestic terrain in Canada before venturing into the United States. Your journey begins in the stunning province of […]
Cruise Maligne Lake to Spirit Island, take in the Sea-to-Sky Highway views as you learn the traditions of First Nations and join Warrior Women for a one-of-a-kind Be My Guest […]
Calling all outdoor adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts! On this incredible itinerary, you’ll have the chance to visit Jasper, Elk Island, Edmonton and the Icefields Parkway. This fly drive includes: Round […]
An incredible tri-centre holiday exploring Alberta’s beautiful southern locations. This itinerary includes two nights in Calgary, before a further four nights in Banff and three nights in Waterton Lakes National […]
Follow the legendary trail and experience authentic western culture on a motorhome adventure. The added flexibility of stopping where, when and for however long you like, ensures your holiday can […]
Bordered by the Canadian Rockies, Alberta boasts an incredible abundance of dramatic scenery. With over 1,600 km of hiking trails and a wide range of exhilarating winter activities, including world-class skiing, it’s an outdoor paradise year-round.
Protected by towering peaks, the town of Banff first attracted visitors over a century ago thanks to its natural hot springs. Today, you can still relax in the warm mineral waters at Banff Upper Hot Springs after a day of sightseeing, cycling or hiking. Ride the Banff Gondola for sweeping views across six mountain ranges, or head to Banff Avenue to enjoy a drink and meal in one of the town’s many restaurants.
Nearby Lake Louise is famous for its pristine turquoise glacial waters, perfect for canoeing and hiking in summer, and skiing or skating when frozen in winter. The picturesque town of Canmore and neighbouring Kananaskis Country (K-Country) offer some of the Rockies’ best scenery and experiences, along with a thriving arts scene and a more relaxed atmosphere than their busier neighbours.
The charming alpine town of Jasper is situated in the heart of Jasper National Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Set against a backdrop of impressive mountains and surrounded by lakes, forest, and wildlife, it’s compact enough to explore on foot, with a good range of restaurants, bars and shops and has a cool mountain vibe.
The park is the real draw here and whatever season you visit, you’ll find endless opportunities for adventures both big and small. Hiking, biking, canoeing, skiing, and white-water rafting are just some of the outdoor pursuits you can enjoy.
When night falls the celestial array will make you star struck. Jasper National Park is one of the world’s largest Dark Sky Preserves.
A young and modern city Calgary, sometimes known as Cowtown due to the famous Calgary Stampede, that takes place every July is a fascinating city with a thriving food and music scene. Downtown is a grid of sleek glass, chrome, and granite skyscrapers, and many of the key tourist sights are located close together here. If you’re looking for the ‘real’ Calgary experience visit the city’s dynamic neighborhoods, each with its own diverse and special appeal.
Meandering down from the Canadian Rockies, the city is divided by the Bow River, offering endless opportunities for hanging out on or beside the water. Calgary has the longest urban pathways system in North America, with over 900km of regional paths and trails. The Bow River pathway is perfect for hiking, cycling or riverside shopping and dining.
Edmonton is North America’s northernmost city. Surrounded by prairie, it offers a great blend of urban, big city vibe and exhilarating outdoors adventure. Explore Alberta’s and Canada’s history at the interesting Royal Alberta Museum or shop at one of the largest malls in North America. West Edmonton Mall is part adventure park, part entertainment complex, part retail and part dining destination.
Edmonton’s history of immigration may explain the sheer range of culture and cuisine on offer; the city has a diverse and dynamic foodie focus. Don’t miss Whyte Avenue where historic buildings house a youthful, bohemian spirit that is uniquely Albertan.
Less than an hour from Edmonton, you’ll find the rolling hills and clear blue lakes of Elk Island National Park, a UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserve. Look for herds of bison, elk, spot a moose or marvel at over 250 bird species that frequent this special place.
Take an Indigenous wildlife tour to see where and how the Cree and Metis lived and hunted. Don’t forget to look up! The park is also part of the Beaver Hills Dark Sky Preserve, meaning it’s a stellar location for stargazing.
Set in a deep river valley amid Alberta’s Badlands, Drumheller is a small town with a big reputation. Known as the Dinosaur capital of the world, see the skeleton of the world’s largest dinosaur, incredible well-preserved fossils and visit the renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum for remarkable prehistoric specimens. Further out, explore the Badlands where you can survey the beauty of Horseshoe Canyon and see the Hoodoos, impressive sandstone pillars, standing 5 – 7 meters tall and taking millions of years to form.
Just two hours from Calgary, you’ll find Dinosaur Provincial Park a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This extraordinary place is a palaeontologist’s dream. More than 150 full dinosaur skeletons have been unearthed here and over 50 species discovered. You can even search for and often find real dinosaur bones yourself; little wonder it’s a very popular day trip from the city.
Amongst the Rockies in the very south of the province, Waterton Lakes might be one of the smallest parks in Canada, but this is the only spot where you will find a UNESCO World Heritage site, a dark sky Preserve and a biosphere reserve.
Bordering Glacier National Park in Montana, Waterton makes up Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, the first of its kind in the world. Visit for the hiking, wildlife and views and stay for the peace and tranquility.
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