Parks in Alberta, Alberta

The largest national park within the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National park spans 10,878 square kilometres.... More on GeckoGo

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

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Talbot Lake Separated by a series of dunes Talbot Lake neighbors Jasper Lake and is visible from Highway 16. The waters are ... More on AnglerWeb.com

205m 5.11a July 01 Andrew Langsford Mike Verwey I have set up a link to get you to the topo for the route. It gives you ... More on RockClimbing

Note: Parks Canada routinely closes the Larch Valley trail due the presence of a grumpy grizzly bear that frequents the area. Consequently they dont allow anyone to hike the trail unless you travel ... More on RockClimbing

Our 95 unit resort in Banff National park has a wide variety of accommodations to suit every taste. The Tunnel Mountain Condos, Chalets, Cabins ... More on Tunnelmountain.com

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Castle Mountain Chalets is located in the heart of Banff National Park. You'll find cabins in a breathtaking Rocky Mountain setting. ... More on Castlemountain.com

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A small multipitch area. Great lines, highly exposed face/crack climbing. Sea of Dreams is a definate must do if ... More on RockClimbing

Pinnacle is the rock pile immedietly to the west of Sentinel Pass... More on RockClimbing

It was the Rotary Clubs of Alberta and Montana that proposed in 1931 uniting Waterton Lakes and Glacier national parks to create the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, the first in the world. It was intended to promote peace ... More on LLBean.com