Drumheller is a charming town in Southern Alberta’s Badlands, that is renowned for its dinosaur fossils and the world-class Royal Tyrrell Museum. Drumheller isn’t just about dinosaurs though – there’s much more to explore! You’ll find breathtaking landscapes, vast canyons, and old coal mines that shaped this town’s unique character...
If you are looking for a hike that is a little bit different; one where you can combine hiking, biking, and exploring an ice cave, then the Canyon Creek Ice Cave hike in Kananaskis is a great family friendly option. The entrance to the Canyon Creek Ice Cave This 13 km out-and-back trail might sound like a long hike, but once the snow melts, you can cycle the first 10...
Calgary is a beautiful city, located just a stone’s throw from the Canadian Rockies, and we take pride in calling it home. However, many people use Calgary as merely a gateway to the Rockies, passing through without truly experiencing it. Don’t get me wrong – Banff National Park is one of the best places in the world to take a road trip, and...
Nestled in the heart of Alberta, Calgary often serves as the launching pad for trips to the Canadian Rockies. And yes, we get it! Banff National Park is the most visited National Park in Canada for a reason! That said, Calgary is more than just a starting point. It’s a lively, family-friendly city filled with festivals, outdoor adventures, cultural attractions...
Nestled amidst the stunning prairie landscape, and backdropped by the rocky mountains, Bar U Ranch holds a significant place in Canada’s history. Bar U Ranch is a testament to the ranching pioneers who transformed the land into a thriving industry, and much like Fort Calgary marks the birthplace of Calgary, Bar U Ranch is synonymous with the origin of...
Fort Calgary is an iconic historic site of great significance as it marks the birthplace of the city of Calgary. The site is nestled on a beautiful 40-acre plot at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow Rivers (known as Moh’kinsstis in Blackfoot), and holds a special place in the history of Calgary. Once a bustling trading post, Fort Calgary now stands as a fascinating...
Lougheed House is a historic mansion located in Calgary, Alberta, known for its beautiful architecture and rich cultural significance. Originally built in 1891, it now serves as a museum and cultural centre, offering visitors a glimpse into the lifestyle and aspirations of an upper class Prairie family. Lougheed House is an ideal destination if you’re in...
The Reynolds-Alberta Museum is a museum located in Wetaskiwin, that is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of transportation, aviation, agriculture, and industry in Alberta. The museum’s extensive collection features vintage automobiles, aircraft, tractors, and other artefacts that provide visitors with a glimpse into Alberta’s past and the...