Parks in Alberta

The Nordic Centre was created in 1988 for the Winter Olympics and has remained a world-class facility since then. It is now a four-season recreational facility with more than 65 km of well-maintain... More on NileGuide

Canmore is certainly a biking town - there are lots of places to ride on th More on Trails

Banff National Park, established in 1885, is home to 2,564 square miles of valleys, mountains, glaciers, fo... More on LLBean.com

Leaving Radium Hot Springs on the Banff-Radium Highway, I saw bighorn sheep, mountain goats, moose, and a h... More on igougo

Hawrelak Park's outdoor amphitheatre is the venue for the Free Will Players' annual ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The acting is very solid and the price is great! More on Yahoo! Travel

Families can play year-round at this ski and golf resort that is located west of Calgary, on the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

If all you are looking for is a challenging game of golf, Wintergreen is one of the better value priced ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Millwoods Recreation Centre is a municipal sports centre southwest of downtown, near the city ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The lifeguards are very unfriendly and the locker,they are expensive and you have to put the money when o... More on Yahoo! Travel

Nose Hill Park, located in north west Calgary, is 11 square kilometers in size. It is the largest municipal... More on DogFriendly.com

The City of Calgary deserves kudos for keeping this green space, can spend hours walking up there ... More on TripAdvisor

Jasper National Park, Alberta Jasper National Park is the largest park in the Canadian Rockies. Jasper span... More on Jaspernationalpark.com

It has great sites on the river which is beautiful at sunset and sunrise (don't forget your bug repel... More on GeckoGo

The trail begins at the Mount Shark Trailhead, along the Smith-Dorrien / Spray Trail within Kananaskis Country Provincial Recreation Area. This remote, 42.25 miles point-to-point or out-and-back ri... More on Trails

A very long trip at 73.6 kms, want to cut 6 kms off start at the sunshine v More on Trails

The Icefields Parkway, stretching 230 kilometers (138 miles) between Lake Louise and Jasper through the heart of two world-famous Rocky Mountain national parks, is one of the premier mountain drive... More on Trails

This is one of our favorite hikes in Canada -- still a little snow in July. More on Trails

If you had to choose only one trail in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, this should be the one; the views of both Kananaskis Lakes will have you reaching for your camera at every twist and turn. Nat... More on Trails

This is my favorite trail in the Kananaskis region. With most hikes, you t More on Trails