The ultimate guide to Alberta’s adventures and attractions. From outdoor thrills and cultural experiences to indoor options and seasonal activities — find inspiration for every interest and weather condition.
Nanton is famous for three things that punch far above a town of just over 2,100 people: the Bomber Command Museum of Canada and its rare Avro Lancaster bomber, the restored Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre, and a dense stretch of antique shops along a …
Chestermere Lake reaches a maximum depth of 7 metres (23 feet) and covers 2.65 square kilometres. That’s the quick answer. But if you’re heading out for a swim, launching a paddleboard, or wondering what life is like around the lake, the details below will give …
The Airdrie Festival of Lights 2026 is back for its 31st season, and it remains one of the best free family Christmas experiences near Calgary. Western Canada’s largest outdoor walk-through light display returns to Nose Creek Regional Park from December 1 to 31, 2026. If …
Innisfail Farmers Market 2026 Guide: Hours, Location, Vendors & What to Expect Looking for fresh, local food in Central Alberta? The Innisfail Farmers Market is one of the region’s longstanding community markets, offering produce, baking, preserves, and handmade goods from local makers, bakers, and growers. …
Nestled on Highway 28 about 1.5 hours northeast of Edmonton, the village of Vilna (population around 270) is one of Alberta’s most charming small-town surprises and a true hidden gem most tourists miss. This quiet prairie community in Smoky Lake County and the Kalyna Country …
Looking for the perfect way to kick off the holiday season in Central Alberta? The Festival of Trees Red Deer is one of the most loved local traditions for a reason. For more than three decades, families have headed to Westerner Park every late November …
Looking for a free, low-key summer night out in Calgary that still feels special? The Inglewood Night Market is one of the city’s longest-running and most reliable options. It takes over a stretch of 10th Avenue SE with local makers, food trucks, live music, and …
If you’re looking for an easy introduction to outdoor rock climbing in Jasper National Park, Morro Slabs is one of the best places to start. These low-angle limestone slabs sit right beside the Athabasca River, about 20 km east of the town of Jasper. The …
Looking for a quieter lake hike near Jasper that still delivers mountain views, wildlife, and a peaceful shoreline without the crowds of Valley of the Five Lakes? Wabasso Lake is that trail. Located just south of town on the Icefields Parkway, this moderate out-and-back route …
Looking for a classic Edmonton weekend activity that works rain or shine? Queen Mary’s Market is the city’s largest indoor market — a sprawling 43,000-square-foot space packed with more than 130 vendors, five restaurants, and the kind of random treasures you only find at a …