100 Years of Mt. Norquay

Mt. Norquay is officially 100 years old this season, and if you’ve ever spent a day there, you know why it’s stuck around. It’s not the biggest resort in the Rockies, but it’s got a long history, and a whole lot of ways to enjoy winter without overcomplicating things. In the Beginning Mt. Norquay got […]

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Holiday Events

It’s the season of holiday events and it seems there’s something going on almost every evening of the week! With so many events to choose from, do you know what you want to attend this year? Here are some upcoming events that we’re looking forward to!   In Search of Christmas Spirit This annual tradition […]

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Fresh Tracks

In the winter of 1810-1811, legendary fur trader and mapmaker David Thompson used the Hinton area as a staging camp for his expedition to map the Athabasca Pass. Thompson faced the usual difficulty of winter in the northern Rockies: 20 feet of snow, temperatures around -30 degrees Celsius, and possibly the first recorded Sasquatch tracks […]

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Festival of Trees 2025

It’s time for the Festival of Trees! This time of year, the main-floor hallways of The Malcolm Hotel turn into a magical forest of Christmas trees that bring cheer to all who care to visit. This annual event has become a great way to connect with the community and enjoy some Christmas cheer. And the […]

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Sip and Savour: Local Bevvies in Canmore

It’s great to sit back and enjoy a bevvy. Canmore is full of local breweries, distilleries, and cideries that create delicious drinks to cap off your day. If you’re looking for local bevvies in Canmore, you’ve come to the right place. Which will you try? A Sip of Life Wild Life Distillery brews award-winning gin, vodka, […]

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The Grand Opening of Everwild Spa

There’s a new spa in town, and while this much-anticipated, Nordic-inspired spa has been the talk of the town for a while now, we were pleasantly surprised by the grand opening of Everwild, a new relaxation experience in Canmore. We wrote about Everwild in anticipation of this event, and now that it’s here, we couldn’t […]

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Wild Jasper

Seeing wildlife is a highlight of any mountain vacation. But safety comes first for you and the animal. Here are the best ways to see wildlife in Jasper this winter. Go to the Museum The Alcove Gallery at the Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives features The Schuurmans’ Wildlife Collection, a display of over 120 meticulously […]

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Star Light, Star Bright

Look up – waay up! Did you know that Jasper National Park is the second largest Dark Sky Preserve in the world? It’s the largest accessible one, thanks to the townsite in its midst. It was designated in 2011 by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, and it encompasses over 11,000 square kilometres. The preserve […]

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Winter Arts

The mountains have a long history of inspiring great artists. Don’t sleep on the winter arts scene in Banff! There’s something for everyone this winter! On at the Whyte The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies not only showcases great historical exhibits, but their gallery hosts incredible showcases that display the artistic side of the […]

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Stay Wild

People from all over the world flock to the mountains for their beauty. They’re seeking a deep connection to nature that can be achieved through physical acts like climbing a peak or tackling a trail on a mountain bike. But mountain adventures don’t always have to be so physical. There are options to unwind, get […]

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