Canadian Rockies Travel Guide: How do you access the most iconic locations in the Canadian Rockies?
Don't get stuck in traffic trying to get that iconic photograph. Here are the best ways to access the Canadian Rockies this summer.
Welcome to Waterton: please wipe your feet before you come in
The best way to combat the spread of invasive species in Waterton is to prevent it from happening in the first place.
Hike to the Blackshale Suspension Bridge in Kananaskis
We took a hike to the Blackshale Suspension Bridge in Kananaskis. Here are the details so you can do it too.
Ghost Towns in the Rockies: Minnewanka Landing
Lake Minnewanka means, roughly, “Lake of the Spirits.” Joining the spirits who inhabit this lake is the ghost town of Minnewanka Landing.
Where the Wild Things Are
Everyone loves seeing bears in the mountains. When it comes to seeing and learning about wildlife in the Rockies, here’s what we recommend.
Ghost Town in the Rockies: Visiting Lower Bankhead
Did you know about Banff's ghost town? Just minutes from Banff are the industrial remains of Bankhead, once a booming coal mining operation.
Places to Paddleboard
There are so many great places to paddleboard in the Rockies. Here are some of our favourites that are close to town and great for families.
Visiting Banff is as Easy as 1, 2, 3
Visiting Banff shouldn't mean getting stuck in traffic. Here’s how we like to visit this popular mountain town.
Wild Wetlands
The Columbia Wetlands are the largest intact wetlands in North America. They stretch between Canal Flats and Golden.
Meltdown at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies
The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies presents Meltdown: A Drop in Time. This exhibition is on until April 2025.
