2024 Alberta Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

Alberta Autumn Vibes

How can you not fall in love with this place? A quick trip to this paradise. So far the most beautiful place I've ever seen. It is the best time of the year to visit. Last two weeks of September offers you the opportunity to see the fall colors. Hello autumn. ❤️ #fallingforfall #campingglamping #fallsadventure #urbanexplorer #helloautumn #canada #alberta #calgary #lakes

one in a million view!

Known as the dinosaur capital of the world, Drumheller is located in the heart of the Canadian Badlands. In the late 1800’s, while searching for coal amidst the rolling coulees near the Red Deer River, a dinosaur skull was found. Visit the Royal Tyrrell museum to see a wide variety of dinosaur and fossil exhibits, or visit the Atlas Coal Mine, a National Historic Site. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

#tripaway If I could add 1 more place to the Wonders of the World, it would be Alberta without any hesitation. The serenity of turquoise lakes and the majesty of the Rocky Mountains would not leave even the most well-travelled tourist indifferent. And you can see lots of bears and chipmunks :) #tripaway

The snow season is coming. Do you have a sense of impatience when you enjoy the fluffy champagne powder snow and the beautiful scenery? The three ski resorts in Banff National Park have the light and soft powder snow that the global ski lovers are fond of and can exhibit the skiing style in the famous world cultural heritage site. What a pleasure.

Jasper National Park

Jasper National Park is the largest national park in the Rocky Canada Mountains and is a UNESCO world heritage site. Located in the province of Alberta, this park is a paradise for nature lovers and adventures with spectacular landscapes, ranging from icebergs, waterfalls, pine forests, to wild wildlife. Here are some of the main attractions and activities in Jasper National Park: Main Attraction: 1. Athabasca Glacier Part of Columbia Icefield, this glacier can be explored by special tour with an Ice Explorer vehicle. You can also walk on the skywalk that hangs on the edge of the cliff for amazing views. 2. Maligne Lake One of the most beautiful lakes in this park with greenish blue water. You can enjoy a boat tour to the Spirit Island, a very photogenic small island. 3. Maligne Canyon The deep canyon with pedestrian paths and bridges to enjoy waterfalls and unique rock formations. In winter, you can explore frozen ice at the bottom of the canyon. 4. Pyramid Lake and Pyramid Mountain Popular places for camping, fishing, or kayak. The view of pyramid mountain that bounces on the surface of the lake is very stunning.Jasper National ParkJasper National ParkJasper National ParkJasper National Park#travel #naturalwonders #familytravel

Banff National Park

Banff National Park is Canada's oldest national park and one of the world's most iconic tourist destinations. Located in the province of Alberta, in the Rocky Mountains, Banff offers spectacular natural scenery, with towering mountain peaks, turquoise lakes and abundant wildlife. Here is some information and interesting places that can be found in Banff National Park: 1. Lake Louise Lake Louise is one of Banff's most famous lakes, with its turquoise water coming from melting glaciers. You can enjoy this beautiful view by taking a walk around the lake or taking a boat ride in summer. In winter, the lake often turns into a beautiful ice skating spot. 2. Moraine Lake Located not far from Lake Louise, Moraine Lake offers more dramatic views with a backdrop of 10 stunning mountain peaks. This lake also has water color similar to Lake Louise, thanks to the silt brought by the glacier. Moraine Lake is the perfect place for photography. 3. Banff Townsite The small town of Banff is located in the heart of this national park, and is an ideal place to explore the surrounding attractions and enjoy the local culture. You can stroll along Banff Avenue which is lined with shops, restaurants and art galleries. The city also has several spas and hotels that offer stunning views.#travel #naturalwonders #trip

Spooky Halloween attractions pumpkin Patch

#spookyhalloween #tripblazers #trip #100waysoftravel #historicallandmarks #localguides 💞Reasons to Recommend: In Alberta, Canada, there are several notable pumpkin patches: 1. Edmonton Corn Maze: Ranked as the top pumpkin patch in Canada in the fall season in some rankings. It offers not only a vast area of pumpkins for you to pick your favorite, but also a large corn maze that changes in design each year. You can spend hours exploring the maze and enjoy other activities like visiting farm animals and playing mini golf. There is also a farm market where you can purchase local produce and goods. 2. Kraay Family Farm: It is another popular pumpkin patch in Alberta. This farm provides a great experience for families and visitors to enjoy the autumn atmosphere and pick pumpkins. The farm may also offer other activities such as hayrides and farm tours during the pumpkin patch season. 3. Calgary Farmyard: This is a great destination in Calgary for a pumpkin patch experience. It has a variety of pumpkins available for picking, and there may be additional attractions and activities for kids, such as petting zoos and play areas. These are just some of the well-known pumpkin patches in Alberta. Each pumpkin patch offers its own unique features and attractions, making them great places to visit during the fall season for pumpkin picking, family outings, and enjoying the autumn scenery.

Travel Alberta Canada

#Baff #Alberta #Canada Yes, I want to talk about one of Canada's good points, which is Alberta's natural beauty, because I see that the group in general is a bit negative about Canada lately. I don't deny the bad points like rising prices, homeless people everywhere, and red real estate. But Canada has brought me many beautiful memories in the last 2 years and I want to share with everyone the following pictures of Waterton, Banff, Jasper, and Aurora parks. If I had to choose between living in Vietnam, America (I studied level 2 and 3), or Canada, I would always choose Canada. Thank you dear Canada and thank you everyone for reading. P.S.: All pictures were taken with my iphone 11 camera and no photoshop.

come and see this spectacular moment of the northern light in alberta.##alberta

A good place for recreation

An explosion of color from the fall foliage in the Land of Maple Trees! 🇨🇦 Paddle boarding anyone? David Thompson Country is a region in west-central Alberta, Canada that is named after the famous explorer David Thompson. The area is known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. 📸 @victoraerden

Frozen Ruby Falls in Canada.

It was so hard to reach this place.Our offroad vehicles got stuck in the deep snow and we needed to walk a little bit far but it was nice getting there.#awesomepic #naturalwonders #nature #canada #wintergetaway #wintercamping

Winter in Black and White

Winter is always give us a surprise , be prepared with your warm clothing and perhaps a bunch of chocolates powder #newyearadventure

Fairmont Hotel | A stunning hotel in the Rocky Mountains

Rocky Mountain travel is an unforgettable memory. Accompanied by this beautiful scenery are three Fairmont hotels during the trip, each with its own characteristics, enough to satisfy your expectations for the Rocky Mountains travel. 1. Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel This is the first Fairmont hotel we stayed at during our Rocky Mountain trip. We arrived at the hotel in the afternoon and after checking in, we went to explore the town. The sunset reflected on the small river, creating a peaceful atmosphere. ●The Banff Springs Castle Hotel, built in 1888, follows the luxurious castle style of Scotland, with a magnificent and elegant aristocratic atmosphere. Here, you can fully enjoy the eternal beauty and luxurious comfort of the mountains and the wilderness. For a century, it has received heads of state and famous actors from all over the world, and served as a filming location for Marilyn Monroe's "The River of No Return". It was also chosen by the Canadian government as a national historic site in 1922 for witnessing the development of national parks. 2. Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise ●The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise was named one of the "Top 10 Most Beautiful Hotels in the World" by the famous American financial magazine Forbes in 2011. This Canadian "national treasure" is the only "world-class hotel" standing on the shore of Lake Louise, stunning every visitor who comes for its classic Victorian architecture and luxurious interior decoration. 3. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, also known as Jasper's Rustic Retreat Take a morning stroll by the lake at the resort, and you can feel the ultimate tranquility. The reflection of the snow-capped mountains in the lake is clear, and the fish swim freely in the water. At that moment, the air is fresh and the mood is comfortable. ●Although the reputation of Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is not as well-known as the previous two, it is still a beloved place for two generations of the British royal family. Jasper Resort is a wooden cabin resort, with each small cabin hidden among lush forests, ranging from low-key and cozy cedar cabins to luxurious wooden cabins. Some cabins face the exclusive Bowat Lake for hotel guests, like a hidden world of elves.

Empty road

Alberta Canada road, just love it! Just take the car and drive for hours. Sometimes you don't even see anyone passing for miles. Sometimes flatland, then foothills, and at the horizon the mountains. #nationalpark

Banff Alberta Canada

#tripaway snow and beautiful walk is what I love the most! during this cold weather, a beautiful walk with a cup of coffee or tea really calm my soul. I hope one day I get to go back to Canada and enjoy the spring days! love to live there someday! #tripaway

Thousands of Canadian Geese flying across the sky at dusk near Alberta, Canada. Enjoy walking by the Bow River and seeing nature with all it's beauty. Dress warmly, be quiet, and be patient and who knows what Amazing sights you might see. #happynewyear #happynewyear

This provincial stone carving park in the Mill Creek Valley in the southern prairie of Alberta is considered to be the largest rock art site in North America. Rock paintings and hieroglyphs carved on sandstone walls record the history of the Blackfoot and Shoshone 8000 years ago. These stone carvings depict the life scenes related to ancient ancestors such as expeditions, sacrifices, funerals, hunting, etc. You will feel the time, though not staying, but people will always leave something for the later Remember. These records are regarded as the most important sacred places by the Blackfoot and many other aborigines. Every place in every nation has a different story. In the rolling tide of time, what we seem to be looking for and what seems to have been lost. The most beautiful sun and sunset in the moment may be the best memory of a moment of tranquility. Enjoy the wind and grass movements of this moment.

Amway everyone is a world heritage of Alberta, a magical presence: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump. . . This cliff stretching about 300 meters is located in the southern foothills of the Rocky Mountains (Fig. 6). It was once the hunting of the North American aborigines Blackfoot people. The big buffalo was taken from the Porcupine Hills meadow 3 km west of the cliff. , along the stone signs to the cliff, and finally let them jump at a full speed nearly 10 meters high cliff. The body of the buffalo is processed in a nearby camp; the cliff has been used more than 5

From Lake Louise through an ice road to Jasper, the winter snow is full of romance. Walking on the Pyramid Lake, enjoying a cup of hot chocolate by the lake, the festive atmosphere is coming... Jasper's summer is always overcrowded, I didn't expect it to have a taste in winter.

Alberta has the most natural scenery in Canada. How do you describe it? I feel like someone has broken a jade bead chain in the sky. The beads fall into the mortal world and are scattered randomly into the Rocky Mountains. Large and small lakes. Some classic films have come to this scene, "Broken Mountain", "Interstellar Crossing", and the most recent is "The Wilderness Hunter" by Xiao Lizi. Canada has many national parks. The three parks I have visited should represent the highest level of national parks: Banff National Park, Yoho National Park and Jasper National Park. Park jasper national park. These three parks are pass tickets. On the way to Banff, there will be a ticket booth, and the ticket will be posted on the windshield for easy ticket checking. It is most convenient to fly to Calgary to go to the National Park. Calgary to Banff town only takes more than an hour.

Medicine Hat, southeast of Alberta, is the sunniest city in Canada. It is said that 330 days a year can be with the sun; the unique atmosphere of this small city is at the first stop of my arrival. Can feel it. Travel can start from the oldest coffee bakery, Madhatter. The owner is a young couple with a high taste. From coffee bean baking to entrepreneurship, you can talk for a long time; Inspire Caf is In the masterpiece of the old building in 1901, the painter masters the example of the fusion of coffee and art. You can enjoy the coffee while watching the hostess painting in the studio. Walk on the streets of Medicine Hat, take some graffiti on the wall and learn about the local history; the beauty took us to visit the ancient clay museum of Medalta, where There is the oldest pottery workshop, you can also participate in the production; the end of the trip is to go to the most influential Medicihart brewery in the city, visit the brewing of beer and then enjoy the food. That night, we were fortunate to meet Beer Fest at the hotel's Medicine Hat Lodge Resort Casino & Spa. It was a good way to forget about the troubles of being part of a lively crowd.

Wayne Wayne is a small place red deer river 15 minutes drive from Alberta Drumheller Drumheller endless color this town in the early 20th century because of coal mining smash hits From the stop of coal mining in 1957, it began to fall the entrance of the town. The population data card population with real-time updates has dropped from more than 2,000 at that time to 31 people hate today. Only in The Last Chance Saloon dining, drinking, nostalgic holding complex mood can reproduce the glory of the time

Drumheller Drumheller is a small town in the Red Deer Valley in the middle east of Alberta, Canada, 110 kilometers northeast of the provincial capital Calgary. The Drumheller section of the Red Deer Valley is commonly referred to as the Dinosaur Valley. Drumheller's Royal Tyrrell Museum is Canada's only museum dedicated to paleontology and one of the largest dinosaur museums in the world. There are 150,000 fossil collections in the museum, and the dinosaur exhibition displays more than 40 complete dinosaur skeletons, the scale of which is second to none in the world. When you walk out of the museum, you can reach the "Trail of the Fossil Hunters" without any effort, and explore the wonderful and ancient rock formations and fossils in this evil land like the Yadan landform. Floor. With your eyes wide open, you may encounter unexpected fossils with dinosaurs or other Cretaceous creatures.

Canada is a place to go and still want to go Alberta is a beautiful natural scenery, especially beautiful in winter. It is recommended to rent a car and drive along the No. 1 road. The picture shows the church in Banff town, the outdoor hot springs look at the snow, the snowy Barrier Lake boating, the Canadian Highway No. 1 driving, the Nakiska ski resort.

Alberta, Canada is a great place to drive. Alberta's Highway 1 is no less beautiful than the US Highway 1, and you can even see wild wolves, bears and other animals. In addition, the Bow River Valley Viewpoint connecting the two famous attractions of Banff Town and Lake Louise Village is also not to be missed. Is the last map of the lakeside railway familiar?

The Provincial Dinosaur Park in the heart of the Alberta Wilderness Area of Canada is a magical presence on Earth, created by the sediments of the great river that flowed here 75 million years ago. Prehistoric glacial meltwater cuts out the canyons of the current Red Deer River, and now the water continues to sculpt this wilderness, and the grotesque landscape looks like another world. is known as the Canadian Bad Land and is the largest concentration of dinosaur fossils discovered in the late Cretaceous on Earth. It has been more than 1 since the end of the 19th century.