Canadian Winter Driving Terms

When driving on Canadian roads this winter, you want to be prepared. You might hear these winter driving terms when looking up road conditions. Here are some popular terms and what they mean. Bare You can see the asphalt of the road and it is largely clear of snow and ice. Centre Bare The tire […]

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The Magical World of Snow & Ice

The Canadian Rockies feature some of the world’s most impressive glaciers. Every winter, intricate formations are carved and constructed by nature’s hand, presenting an otherworldly experience amongst thousand year old ice. With research, preparation, and a curiosity to explore, there’s no telling what you can discover in this magical world of snow and ice. Intrigued? […]

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The Charm of Waterton in Winter

Waterton in winter truly becomes a serene, private world. With most businesses closed, the town takes on an intimate charm, perfect for those looking to unplug and reconnect. When it comes to lodging, there’s Waterton Glacier Suites, Kilmorey Lodge, Crandell Mountain Lodge, and Waterton Lakes Lodge Resort, each offering its unique flavour of comfort and […]

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Capture the Night

Inspired by Jasper’s Dark Sky Preserve and looking to get your own northern lights photos? You’ll need the right camera gear, of course, but you’ll also need to dress warm. Like, really warm. Here’s what you’ll need. Layers and Layers The best way to beat the cold is to dress in layers. Lots of layers! […]

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The Greatest Show on Earth: A Symphony of Light in the Canadian Rockies

Throughout history, humans have been captivated and mesmerized by the northern lights. Curtains of colour intertwine and rain down from the sky, weaving and dancing across the night in a beautiful symphony of light. This unique and profound experience engages something deep within: a sense of awe, wonder, and what almost feels like a closer […]

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Love the Night

Let’s face it, winter is dark. With the sun setting around 5 pm in December and early January, it can feel like the days are too short for all the amazing activities that winter has to offer. Here are some of the ways we like to enjoy the mountains at night. Tube Time We tried […]

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Nightrise: A new experience on the top of Sulphur Mountain

The Banff Gondola has a new winter experience that celebrates the night. Prepare to be transported to a surreal space and time connecting with the starlight, the natural world, and the people who have called this place home since the beginning of time. In conjunction with Moment Factory and the Stoney Nakoda First Nations, Nightrise […]

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Get Ready to (Respectfully) Return to Jasper!

After the devastating fire that levelled Jasper National Park this summer, things are starting to reopen. As we start to think about what winter will hold, many businesses are open or planning to open and many are excited to welcome visitors back for the snowy season. If you’re hoping to return to Jasper, here are […]

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Top 10 Things to Do in Waterton Lakes National Park

Majestic Rocky Mountains, deep blue lakes, and more outdoor adventure than you can pack into a weekend, Waterton is just waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re visiting for the first time, or you’re a regular who just can’t get enough, here are the top 10 things to do in Waterton Lakes National Park.   1) […]

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Creative Coffee Culture in the Foothills

Who doesn’t love a good cup of Joe? Whether you’re starting your day of adventure, catching up with friends, or just looking to pick up some good vibes, The Old Grind in Hinton has been serving up creative coffee culture for decades, and they’re ready to show you why this local’s favourite coffee shop has […]

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