Discover how snow, ice, Christmas delights and Northern Lights transform these landmarks and destinations around the world.

Some say this 160-mile trip down one of North America’s last truly wild river systems rivals the Grand Canyon in terms of scenic wonder.

It’s that time of year again. Reservations at highly coveted Parks Canada campsites are opening in the coming days, and ...

One of the least known must go places, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, offers the most chute skiing in North America, this is the place to challenge yourself. Fido-friendly stays are available at the ...

Campgrounds will have staggered openings, starting with B.C. sites on Jan. 17 and ending with Newfoundland and Labrador sites ...

It took a little longer this season, but the deep snows have finally arrived. In just one evening, more than two feet of snow ...

3. Horseshoe Bowl (Wolf Creek Ski Area) This 'sidecountry' skiing area is a 45-minute hike from the top of the Alberta Lift over Knife Ridge, where skiers will find the steep but wide-open ...

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park sits among the coulees and hoodoos of southern Alberta on the north side of the Milk River. The location and scenery make it a peaceful and quiet place to escape to in ...

From luxurious resorts in the mountains to cute lodges in downtown, these are the best hotels in Banff town and Banff National Park ... our winter trip to Alberta In summer you can hire a kayak ...

While most Canadians resent having to pay for parking at hospitals, airports or simply to go to work there are some who won’t bat an eye at shelling out over $100,000 just to park closer to a ...

Within Alberta’s parks are several different winter activities and chances for fun recreation. Hiking is an option in almost every Alberta Park, with different viewpoints to access and wildlife to see ...