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Canada : Alberta
Favorite
Destinations
Banff
National Park
Canada's oldest and most famous national park |
Calgary
Calgary Convention & Visitors Bureau |
Jasper National
Park
The little town in the big park |
Edmonton
Edmonton Convention & Visitors Bureau |
Lake Louise
Ranked #1 for Scenery in North America by Ski Magazine! |
Canmore
With its breathtaking mountain scenery as a backdrop, travel to the resort
town of Canmore is easy, and only an hour's drive west of Calgary, Canada |
Guides
Books
Banff
Best-selling travel books about Banff |
Calgary
Best-selling travel books about Calgary |
Trails.com
Books & Map Store |
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Tourism
Transportation
& Accommodations
News
& Weather
Travel
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Restaurants
Sights
& Attractions
West
Edmonton Mall
At 5.3 million square feet, West Edmonton Mall is the largest, most
comprehensive indoor shopping and entertainment complex in the world |
Calgary Stampede
"The greatest outdoor show on earth..." |
Calgary Tower
The "Tower " has become the City of Calgary's most famous and
identifiable physical landmark |
Calgary's
Heritage Park
Canada's Largest Living Historical Village |
Fort Calgary
Calgary's past is full of colourful characters, exciting events and
fascinating facts |
Yoho
National Park
Breathtaking Takakkaw Falls, one of the highest waterfalls in Canada; the
Natural Bridge, carved out of solid rock; and the Burgess Shale, a site of
fossil deposits of worldwide significance |
Kootenay National
Park
From glacier-clad peaks to semi-arid grasslands, where even cactus grows,
this is a park rich in variety. Kootenay also forms part of the Rocky
Mountain Parks World Heritage Site, one of the largest protected areas in
the world |
Waterton
Lakes National Park
...The quiet, uncrowded National Park. The
Perfect place to view spectacular scenery, wildlife and enjoy
outstanding recreational opportunities. Discover nature at its best...Year
Round!... |
Ski Canada's Olympic Mountain
Located in the heart of the spectacular Kananaskis Valley, Nakiska was
specifically designed to host the alpine events of the 1988 Calgary Winter
Olympics. Thanks to the legacy of the Olympics, visitors to Nakiska enjoy
one of the finest facilities in Western Canada |
Kananaskis
Valley
Surrounded by towering mountains, grassy meadows and brisk-moving rivers,
you'll discover the Canadian Rockies at their finest |
Willmore
Wilderness Park
Rugged forest and alpine trails, panoramic vistas, crystal clear streams and
a variety of wildlife, from cliff-hugging bighorn sheep to majestic grizzly
bears awaits the adventurer who visits this remote Rocky Mountain region.
Willmore Wilderness Park is truly a world class outdoor destination |
Wood
Buffalo National Park
Wood Buffalo National Park is Canada's largest national park and one of
the largest in the world. It was established in 1922 to protect the last
remaining herds of bison in northern Canada. Today, it protects an
outstanding and representative example of Canada's Northern Boreal Plains |
Alberta's Buffalo Jump
A place where the foothills of the Rocky Mountains meet the great plains,
the world's oldest, largest and best preserved buffalo jump exists... |
Drumheller
- Dinosaur Valley
The rich, rolling farmlands suddenly break away to reveal an astonishing,
twisting, turning canyon, walled with multi-coloured layers of sandstone,
mudstone and coal alternating with shale sequences. The rock layers date
back to the late Cretaceous Period, just before the demise of the
dinosaurs. The Drumheller Badlands are one of the few areas in the
world where sedimentary layers from earlier time periods have been scraped
off by natural processes, exposing a rich cache of fossils and even
complete dinosaur skeletons. |
White Water
Rafting in Alberta
Alberta offers some of the world's most scenic Whitewater Rafting
experiences. Our rugged rivers, crystal clear waters, and abundant wildlife,
will combine to make your Whitewater Rafting adventure one that you will
remember for a lifetime. |
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Souvenirs
High
Country Colour
Western Canada's foremost publisher of premier quality, scenic,
local view material, including postcards, calendars, pictorial guide
book, case bound coffee table books, and an array of many other
pictorial and souvenir products. The subject matter covered in these
products include: The Canadian Rockies, Banff, Jasper, Yoho,
Kootenay, and Waterton Lakes National Parks, Calgary, Edmonton, and
rural Alberta. |
T-shirts
Create your own customized T-shirt to remember your trip! |
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