Alberta

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Comment by David Lawrence on March 3, 2012 at 4:05pm

I went horseback riding in Alberta a few years ago. Combined the trip with hiking in Banff. Some people say that this is the most beauitful part of N America and say they might be right. 

Comment by Laurie McKenzie on March 3, 2012 at 3:46pm

For those lucky folks who'll be visiting Alberta this Summer, here's one of our exciting 'NEW' wilderness Pack Trips!  Add this short Adventure to your Travel Itinerary!

https://www.facebook.com/events/108400569286756/

Comment by Laurie McKenzie on March 3, 2012 at 3:41pm

This year is extra special in Calgary, Alberta!  The 100th Anniversary of the Calgary Stampede!

http://calgarystampede.com/

YEEHAW!

Comment by Cass Silver on February 2, 2012 at 1:07pm

Canada doesn't necessarily have a reputation for being fashion-forward, but anyone tapped into the Montreal or Toronto scenes knows Canadians have perfected a look that's simultaneously edgy, comfortable and chic. Google search "Toronto hipster" if you don't believe me. There are great opportunities here for aspiring stylists, such as Aveda Institute Canada's 'Win Your Tuition'hair school scholarship video contest. Submit a two-minute video explaining why you were born to style and win tuition to either the Calgary, Toronto, Winnipeg, Victoria or Vancouver hair schools (that's Aveda education on one of the coldest cities on the planet)! 

Canada's fashionable.

Comment by Cass Silver on February 2, 2012 at 12:54pm

@Thom.C.J.Young, thanks so much! I especially appreciate the tip about it being the Stampede's 100th anniversary--that oughta be good! There'll be fireworks for sure. I just can't wait to be driving through the mountains...

Comment by Indra Chopra on February 2, 2012 at 5:29am

Will be in Calgary for 2 weeks and in between travel to Vancouver. Any suggestions of what to see.

Comment by Thom. C.J. Young on January 16, 2012 at 11:22am

From Vancouver, there's a whole days drive before you get there. Some spots to see in look, Lake Louise, Banff, Calgary, Edmonton and back down the ice fields parkway. Not much time to spend at any place. If you can arrive the first week in July catch some fun in Calgary at the greatest show on earth, the Calgary Stampede, 2012 is the 100th anniversary and lots of big acts are slated and there's of course the rodeo, chuckwagon races and grandstand show every day. Lots to do around Calgary then off to Edmonton, stay in the Fantasy Hotel at the West Edmonton mall, you can spend a week there by itself. Number one highway to Calgary, 2 to Edmonton, 16 to Jasper, 93 back to the number one to find your way back to lotus land. With only a week this is about as much as you can plan on covering and even that is a stretch as many of the places along the way would take a week to explore by themselves.

Enjoy Alberta!

Comment by Cass Silver on January 16, 2012 at 11:02am

I have a question: If you had just over a week to tour the province of Alberta, starting and ending in Vancouver, what would you do/see? I haven't been to Alberta since I was twelve! I'm twenty six now; I can only imagine there's been continuous improvement since the last time I was there!

Comment by Laurie McKenzie on March 31, 2010 at 3:37pm

As Spring is finally making her entrance to this amazing Province, we're busy getting ready for Guests from all over the World! There's absolutely so much to see & do here that there's something for everyone! So pack up the family, plan a Reunion, grab your Cowboy Boots & head to the breath taking Rocky Mountains for some great Trailrides or Pack Trips! We've got Music, endless photo ops, great neighbours, camping, fishing, hiking, biking & jaw-dropping scenery with the freshest mountain air! Take a helicopter ride for a bird's eye view of the stunning glacier topped mountains. Hope you'll join us this season for a trip to remember!

Comment by Laurie McKenzie on January 6, 2010 at 8:25pm

Thanks!

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