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
48 hour itinerary. Banff in February is an iconic winter wonderland, offering a plethora of activities for families seeking both adventure and relaxation. Here’s a curated weekend itinerary that captures the essence of Banff’s winter delights, ensuring fun for all ages. Day 1: Outdoor Adventures Morning: Afternoon: Evening: Day 2:
There’s something magical about looking up at a crisp winter night sky, especially in Alberta, where dark sky preserves and wide-open landscapes offer some of the best stargazing opportunities in Canada. The colder months bring longer nights and clearer skies, making winter the perfect time to bundle up, grab a
Alberta is packed with world-famous destinations—Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise—but what about the places that don’t make every travel list? If you’re looking for somewhere quieter, more remote, or just plain different, now is the perfect time to start researching. Since this cold snap has us all bundled up indoors, why
48 Hour Itinerary Drumheller may be best known for its summer crowds and dinosaur-filled adventures, but it’s an equally magical destination in the winter. The quiet, snow-dusted Badlands create a unique and serene backdrop for exploration, and there’s plenty to do indoors and out—even when the temperatures drop. Whether you’re
Winter transforms Alberta’s landscapes into a postcard-worthy wonderland, and there’s no better way to experience it than from the comfort of your car. Whether you’re cruising past frozen lakes, snow-draped forests, or quiet mountain passes, a winter drive offers a whole new perspective on familiar routes. So load up the
Let’s be real—Alberta winters can be long. And while snow-covered adventures outside are fun, sometimes the best way to survive a cold day is to stay warm indoors. If your kids are bouncing off the walls (because there’s only so much screen time you can allow before you go bonkers),
