Winter Fun
When the mercury plunges and nature wraps itself in a thick blanket of snow, it's time to embrace the special delights of winter. Alberta has myriad winter recreation options. Whether it's driving a dogsled along a frosty forested trail, night snowshoeing under the light of a full moon or snuggling under a blanket on a sleigh ride around a frozen lake, visitors will discover what true Albertans already know - cold can be cool.
Super Natural Star Gazing
Home to two of the world’s two largest dark sky preserves Alberta offers prime viewing of the northern lights.
Snowshoeing in Elk Island National Park with Haskin Canoe
Exploring Elk Island National Park on snowshoes is a wonderful way to experience Canadian winter.
Top 6 Reasons to Hit the Slopes in Alberta this November
Why you should ski right now in the Canadian Rockies.
Best Places to Pop the Question in the Canadian Rockies
Proposing to your sweetheart this Valentine's Day? Here are a few tips on selecting the best place to pop the question in Alberta's Canadian Rockies.
Luxe Train Travel
Travelling in comfort and style aboard a luxury train through high Rocky Mountain passes and forested canyons is the trip of a lifetime.
Northern Lights & Star Gazing
Beyond the ambient glow of the city lights, northern lights and starry skies await in Alberta.
Hooked on Ice Fishing
Real Canadians walk on frozen water, drill holes and pull out fish – just for fun. They call it ice fishing and it’s a great add-on to a ski holiday.
Alberta's Plethora of Winter Activities
From dogsledding and skijoring to ice climbing and cross country skiing, when the air turns crisp and the fluffy stuff starts falling, Albertans come out to play.
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