TOP 22 Banff Attractions - All Things To Do - Scenic Drive - Lake Louise and Jasper
Most beautiful scenic drive from Calgary to Lake Louise to Jasper to Edmonton.
1. Calgary
2. Lake Minnewanka
3. Banff Avenue / Cascade Mall
4. Banff Gondola
5. Sulphur Mountain
6. Sanson's Peak
7. Banff Upper Hot Springs
8. Lake Louise
8.1 Moraine Lake (Missed this one)
9. Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
10. Bow Lake
11. Peyto Lake
12. Wildlife (Black Bears, Bighorn Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Mountain Goats, Elks, and many more)
12.1 Saskatchewan River Crossing
13. Columbia Icefield / Athabasca Glacier
14. Icefield Parkway (Highway)
14.1 Sunwapta Falls (Missed this one)
15. Athabasca Falls
16. Mount Edith Cavell
17. Jasper National Park
18. Jasper Tramway
19. Maligne Canyon
20. Maligne Lake
21. Pyramid and Patricia Lakes
22. Medicine Lake
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Glacier Skywalk is a new attraction. I didn't get to see this one.
1. Glacier Skywalk
2. Glacier Adventure
3. Banff Gondola
4. Banff Lake Cruise
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Raising the Rafters - Exshaw, Alberta
Beauty, history, hospitality, great food, packhorses, cowboy hats and cowhands Rafters Six Ranch has it all!
A visit to Rafters Six Ranch in beautiful Kananaskis country and the Bow Valley area close to Calgary is a short trip into that childhood fantasy world of 'the wild west.' Grab a cowboy hat from the gift shop in the main lodge when you arrive and lose yourself in the legendary land of the cowboy for a few days.
There is nothing fake about Rafters Six. First built in the 1870's as a whiskey trading post it was later shut down by the Mounties before reinventing itself in 1926 as a guest ranch for people who wanted to experience cowboy life for a little while. Today the Cowley family own and run it, and they are an authentic cowboy family right down to their Stetsons, cowboy boots and the beautiful horseshoe ring that Stan Cowley wears on his finger (ask him to show it to you when you visit the ranch, it's an unique and beautiful piece of western jewelry).
With a dazzling view of the Rocky Mountain range always visible the ranch it's a spectacular place to enjoy sublime Canadian nature. Their horse rides follow trails through the picturesque Bow River Valley and the sound of the rushing river or rustling leaves matches perfectly with the cozy log cabins and crackling wood fire in the dining room.
Rafters Ranch offers an array of activities that will keep you busy for days. Good for families or couples you can do everything from adrenaline pumping white water rafting, zip-lining and mountain biking to gentle trail rides, quiet walks through wooded paths or just soak in their hot tub! And winter is just as fun with cold weather horse rides, tobogganing, sled rides, dog sledding, snowshoeing and more. Later, after you work up a hunger during all your adventuring, you can quench your appetite with a delicious meal in their casual dining room offering a full western menu (trust the GCAT crew the food is incredible! Hint: the ostrich burger is healthy and delicious!). The whole ranch is decorated with western memorabilia right down to the cowboy themed signs on the men's and women's toilets! It all makes you feel like you're an actor on a movie set!
Rafters Six Ranch is a fabulous western Canadian experience. The GCAT crew arrived as city slickers but quickly took on the persona of seasoned cowboys and girls. When we climbed back into our Chrysler van and continued on our way we had withdrawals from our horses and cowboy hats. Take it from us, you'll never feel more at home in a 10 gallon Stetson than you will while you're at Rafters.
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Travel Alberta: The Best Meetings Happen Outside the Boardroom
With meeting facilities that span two cities, the Rocky Mountains, and various smaller rural hubs, the infrastructure behind Alberta's Meeting, Convention and Incentive Travel sector is unparalleled. Combine that with no provincial sales tax, two international airports, and spectacular scenery and you can see why Alberta is one of the most desirable business destinations. Alberta is full of dramatically different destinations, each unique in their offerings, cultural amenities and distinct state-of the art meeting facilities. Meet in the cosmopolitan gateway cities of Calgary and Edmonton, both experienced in hosting large international events. Choose from a long list of unforgettable meeting locations from rustic mountain lodges to full-service luxury resorts replete with spas, golf courses, world-class skiing and all-star amenities. Calgary is an engaging blend of traditional western hospitality and exhilarating entrepreneurial spirit. This thriving metropolis attracts innovators from all over the world and is now Canada's second largest head office city. Edmonton is a fascinating blend of Old World charm and New World vision. With over 12,000 hotel guestrooms and more than 2,000 restaurants the facilities in Edmonton offer superior service levels that are difficult to match. It's impossible not to be left inspired by Alberta's Rocky Mountains which includes Banff and Jasper National Parks. There is little doubt Alberta's spectacular mountain setting will peak your meeting's productivity and create the inspiration you need to reach greater targets in the world of business. Watch your meetings soar to new heights in Alberta.
Summer Hiking at Grotto Canyon near Canmore (4K) | Journey Alberta
I journey into the Rocky Mountains near Exshaw and Canmore with my friend Jesse to see what Grotto Canyon looks like in the summer. We see many places to rock climb, he wall drawings by Aboriginal people, and a waterfall tucked away behind some rocks. After the waterfall area we venture further in the canyon to see a mostly washed away cave. It was mostly washed away during the 2013 Alberta Floods, and now only goes back half a meter and is dangerous to climb up to.
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Exploring Alberta: Elbow Falls
Let's take a short hike down the Elbow River and have a closer look at Elbow Falls. This is in Kananaskis Improvement District of Alberta, Canada. If in the area, it is certainly well worth the stop to enjoy the flowing water.
Watch your step - or better yet, avoid going out on the rocks - slips and falls have claimed lives here!
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Canoeing the Bow River, Day 1/2
Lake Louise - Castle junction - Johnson Creek campsite(Bo1c)
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Cochrane, Alberta - 'Where the town meets the Countryside'
Discover the Western Charm of Cochrane, Alberta. Nestled in the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, take a stroll down Historic Downtown and browse some unique shops
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December hike to inspect the ice in Grotto Canyon in Exshaw, Alberta. It is always therapeutic to be outside for the day.
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Played 9 holes at Brewsters Kananaskis Golf course
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