Hot Summer Guide

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Whether you’re pitching a tent or trying glamping for the first time, Elk Island has something for everyone.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Hidden Gem - Medicine Wheels are ancient symbols used by various Indigenous peoples across North America for thousands of years.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Looking to make a splash without the hefty price tag? Discovery Canyon in Red Deer offers a free, family-friendly water park experience with tubing, sandy beaches, and picnic-perfect scenery. It’s the ultimate summer day trip you didn’t know you needed.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: This unique natural area is renowned for its distinctive red spherical boulders, which are scattered across the coulee like gigantic marbles.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: A towering monument to the prehistoric wonders of the Badlands, she has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. But now, the legendary T-Rex is facing an extinction event that’s far too real.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Who doesn’t love a donut? We’ve discovered one of Alberta’s best donut spots and you need to taste it for yourself to believe just how good it really is. Here’s everything you need to know about The Donut Man.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Discover the world’s longest freshwater boardwalk in Hinton, Alberta. Read along as we delve into the unique wetlands surrounding Maxwell Lake, home to a bustling community of beavers. This is not just a walk but an opportunity to witness a thriving ecosystem up close. Here’s why you should be excited to go!

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: If you’re keen on spectacular views, towering mountain peaks, and in search of cool ideas for a day trip, there’s no better route than Highwood Pass.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Who doesn’t love a good waterfall? From frozen waterfalls in the winter to rushing beauties that will leave a smile (and a lot of mist) on your face in the summer, what’s not to like? The only problem is that some of Alberta’s waterfalls can be tricky and time-consuming to access. Well, not these!

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Did you know that Alberta has a remote desert? It does indeed, and it’s a slice of the Sahara in the middle of the Boreal Forest.