ALBERTA

Interesting Alberta Facts

The province is named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, daughter of Queen Victoria. Lake Louise and Mount Alberta were also named after this princess.

The world's longest beaver dam is in Wood Buffalo National Park and measures 850 metres (or 2,790 feet) long.

Alberta is home to Lake Louise, one of Canada's (and the world's) most photographed sites. 

Alberta is the most sunniest province in Canada. Its capital is Edmonton.

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Stunning glacial lakes, snow-capped mountains, cascading waterfalls, breath-taking national parks and amazing wildlife experiences, are all just part of Alberta. Combined with vast prairies and the impressive cities of Calgary, home to the famous Stampede, and Edmonton with Canada’s largest shopping mall. Alberta is the place to be. 

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Canadian Rockies

The Canadian Rockies are one of Canada's "must sees". Alpine meadows, shimmering lakes and spectacular wildlife await you. Climb frozen waterfalls, hike trails that lead to some of the world's best views and recoup with dinner and drinks at the nearby mountain towns of Banff, Jasper or Lake Louise.

Banff 

The mountain town of Banff has got a lot to love: historic charm, stunning natural surroundings, and all the shops and restaurants you could ask for. Whether you visit in summer or winter, there is always something to do in Banff. From spa days to skiing, sightseeing to snow-shoeing; Banff has something for everyone.

Lake Louise 

You've seen pictures, but nothing compares to seeing Lake Louise in real life. In winter, the frozen lake turns into an ice rink with a stunning mountainous backdrop. In summer, the lake defrosts and turns into the famous hue of turqouise that it is known for, and is a perfect spot to canoe.

Edmonton

Edmonton is a young, vibrant city known for its restaurant and café scene and buzzing nightlife. If you're a keen shopper, West Edmonton Mall is the size of a small city and the Old Strathcona farmers market is a true delight. 

Jasper

The easy-going town of Jasper is the perfect base to explore Jasper National Park. Whether you want to relax and unwind or find the perfect place to camp out under the stars, Jasper is the place to do it. If you want to act as the locals do, head to a restaurant that serves up local game like bison.

Icefields Parkway

Along the Icefields Parkway (Hwy 93) jaw-dropping scenery is punctuated by more than 100 ancient glaciers, waterfalls cascading from dramatic rock spires and turquoise lakes set in sweeping valleys. Make sure to take your camera - there's plenty of places to stop off and capture some Insta-worthy shots.

Calgary

Calgary’s got small-town heart and big-city diversions. Between street festivals, nightlife and all the things to do outside, the work-hard, play-hard approach is in this city’s veins. Every July, the Calgary Stampede transforms the city into a Wild West-inspired playground. 

Canmore

Canmore, nestled in the Rockies, captivates with its alpine charm and outdoor allure. Explore trails with stunning vistas, discover unique boutiques, and relish in a vibrant arts scene.

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