Hot Summer Guide

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: While the dinosaurs may have roamed this land millions of years ago, Alberta’s Badlands region offers a camping experience that’s the next best thing to stepping back in time.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Medalta is a unique facility, operating as a combination of an industrial museum, contemporary ceramic arts centre, art gallery, and community hub.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Tucked between the windswept Pincher Creek and Waterton Lakes National Park, you’ll find the quintessential Southern Alberta escape. Discover Twin Butte Silos. They might just become your next favourite glamping adventure.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Here's why you should consider making a Nordic spa experience a must-do on your summer vacation list.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: If you’re day-tripping around central Alberta or hitting up some of the province’s local beaches in the area and searching for a pit stop, this local Dutch gem is well worth checking out. Read along as we uncover the best-kept secret just minutes west of Red Deer.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Explore the quieter side of the Rockies, where spectacular waterfalls, jagged peaks, remote meadows covered in wildflowers, and glacier-fed lakes await.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Hidden in the shadow of the Rockies lies a secret that locals have kept close to the vest, until now. If you love dimly lit hot spots, old-school charm, and a drink menu that’s like nothing else, this is your kind of place. We’re letting you in on something special, and once you experience it, you’ll understand why some secrets are just too good to keep.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Of the nine cosmic ray stations built across Canada, the Sulphur Mountain location became the most important due to its high elevation

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Alberta is home to some of the most stunning national parks in Canada, offering varied landscapes, outdoor adventures, and unforgettable camping experiences.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: We’ve all heard of the unfathomable natural disaster of Frank Slide, but this hike gives you a bird's-eye view of the mining town of Frank, which now remains covered in rock. It’s worth checking this view out!