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We bet you’ve heard of the Crypt Lake hike before – it frequents many of the best hike lists, including this one by National Geographic. It’s a premier hike in Waterton Lakes National Park and was on our to-do list for many years. Living nearby, it was always easy for us to get from Lethbridge […] The post The Crypt Lake Hike: One of the Best Hikes in the World appeared first on Road Trip Alberta ..read more

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About an hour west of Red Deer lies one of the most historic trading posts in western Canada. The Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site is a Parks Canada historical site and a fantastic place to familiarize yourself with this important western spot where the fur trade once happened. The site sits along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, and there are plenty of things to see and do during your visit. It’s a lovely spot to spend a few days camping and exploring the area. Here is everything you need to know about visiting the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site as you immers ..read more

Camping in Lake Louise is probably one of the nicest spots in the world to either set up the trailer or pitch a tent. Although very few campgrounds are actually “in” Lake Louise, there are some nearby and many within Banff National Park. Depending on where you want to spend your time in the national park may dictate where you set up camp. That being said, if you want to find a spot at Lake Louise Campground in the summer or any nearby campground in Banff National Park, you’ll have to book early. Reservations open up in January and book up fast. If you’re lucky enough to get one, savour camping ..read more

Chain Lakes Provincial Park is a beautiful “chain of lakes” (duh) located off of the infamous Cowboy Trail, aka Highway 22. It’s a gem in southern Alberta. just southwest of the town of Nanton. Nestled snugly against the Rocky Mountains, it is often confused with Chain Lakes Provincial Recreation Area, which is located near Athabasca in northern Alberta. Seeing there are quite a few kilometres between the two (608 km, actually), it’s good to get the distinction correct before you start driving! Chain Lakes Provincial Park is one of the small but mighty Alberta parks that is ideal for those l ..read more

Nestled in the Canadian Rockies, in the shadow of Sulphur Mountain, you’ll find the magnificent Banff Upper Hot Springs. A soothing soak is one of the best things to do in Banff National Park, and the Upper Hot Springs have long provided rest, relaxation, and healing to people due to its mineral-rich water. We love to soak in the steaming water of the outdoor pool and take in the national park’s stunning panoramic mountain views. However, there are some things visitors need to know before they visit. This guide will tell you everything about the Banff Upper Hot Springs. Everything You Need t ..read more

Would you believe us if we said you could see polar bears, penguins, camels, lions, lemurs and giraffes in Calgary? Well, believe us! They are all at the Calgary Zoo and visiting is one of our favourite things to do in Calgary. The zoo is home to over 4,000 animals and over 100 different species from around the world. And one of the main reasons we love this zoo so much, is that they are committed to actively contributing to the preservation of wildlife and wild places. Their goal is to inspire their visitors to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for the natural world and those an ..read more