Cool Winter Guide

Albertans across the province embrace the darkness of winter and celebrate light with a variety of festivals, events, and activities. Here are four great ways to find the light in the darkness.

Have you ever been camping in the winter? We already know that Alberta has a lot to offer the outdoor enthusiast all year round, but camping in the snow?

This holiday season leave the chaotic jam-packed malls behind and give the gift of culture. All around the province, exciting Indigenous events are welcoming families to experience something special and share new traditions all December long.

There are lots of options for beginners to get comfortable with the terrain and develop a new appreciation for the versatility of snowboards in the process.

Ice fishing in the Lakeland region is something that many people may not have on their bucket list, but it is something that should be on any outdoor enthusiast’s list. There is something unique and exciting about fishing in Northern Alberta.

Abraham Lake’s beautiful methane bubbles beneath the water’s frozen surface, all surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, offers an affordable adventure and amazing photo opportunities.

Glaciers are huge ice masses that have developed from snow packed and compressed over thousands of years. The glaciers in the Alberta Rockies are believed to be around 10,000 years old.

Are you looking for the adventure of a lifetime for you and your friends or family? Heading off into the great Canadian Rockies and Banff National Park may be what you are looking for, with dog sledding at Banff and Lake Louise.

Dog sledding is alive and well in Alberta, and an adventurous way to enjoy the winter. Here’s some things you should know about this incredible experience.

Winter is a wondrous and beautiful time of the year. It may be cold, but the white snow covering the trees and mountains makes for picturesque views and gives you a reason to head out into adventure with your friends and family.