Hit the trails early while the snow’s retreating and the tour buses are still parked. Alberta’s hiking season doesn’t officially kick off until summer, but there’s a secret season for those in the know: spring, especially late April to early June. Before the national parks fill up, there are trails
48 hour Itinerary. From nature trails to craft beer, here’s how to spend a weekend in central Alberta’s low-key gem. Often overlooked in favour of its bigger-city neighbours, Red Deer is one of Alberta’s most underrated weekend escapes—especially in spring. With easy access from both Edmonton and Calgary, Red Deer
Hop into spring with egg hunts, farm fun, and family-friendly festivals across the province. Whether you’re in it for the chocolate, the baby animals, or just the excuse to get outside, Easter in Alberta is packed with community celebrations, egg hunts, and early spring festivals that are perfect for families
Spring is in the air, and Alberta is buzzing with events that make for perfect weekend adventures. Whether you’re road-tripping from Edmonton, Calgary, or anywhere in between, here’s a lineup of April 2025 events to mark on your calendar.
Ski one day, hike the next—Jasper’s spring shoulder season is where winter and summer meet in the best possible way.
There’s something magical about Jasper in that in-between season—when snow still blankets the peaks but valley trails start peeking out from underneath the melt. It’s that sweet spot between ski season and summer, where the crowds are fewer, the wildlife is more active, and you can literally ski in the morning and hike in the afternoon. If you’ve got a free weekend and a bit of adventure in you, here’s how to spend 48 hours in Jasper during the shoulder season (March to mid-May).
March in Alberta is a season of change—longer days, melting snow, and nature slowly waking up from winter’s grip. While it might not be peak wildlife season just yet, this is actually one of the best months for spotting owls, moose, and the first wave of migratory birds. With the
Spring in Alberta is a time of transition—when frozen lakes start to crack open, mountain waterfalls begin to roar, and the prairies shed their winter coats. While the weather can still be unpredictable (yes, a rogue April snowstorm is always possible), this is one of the best times to hit
Ah, that classic Alberta dilemma—too cold and slushy to fully enjoy spring, but also too warm to embrace winter activities. You could sit around watching the weather forecast flip-flop… or you could embrace the in-between season with some fun indoor adventures! From immersive science experiences to underground tunnels and even
