Hot Summer Guide

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Visitors can wander through the historical village and witness the architectural and societal changes that have shaped our identity over the years.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Alberta’s backyard is postcard-worthy, filled with every colour under the rainbow. So get your camera ready, book your summer holidays, stock your cooler, and get out there!

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: From a devastating fire to a triumphant return, this Calgary Brewery is crafting more than just exceptional beer; they’re brewing community, resilience, and a whole lot of good vibes. Follow along as we dive into this brewery, and you’ll see why it needs to be on your summer radar.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Who doesn’t love hitting the highway for a road trip to discover a jackpot of delicious treats hidden amongst the smallest of Alberta towns? We all do! Tucked away in Coleman, Alberta, lies a delightful surprise for cinnamon bun lovers.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Horses are one of humankind's oldest companions, but their story in North America is one of extraordinary twists and turns.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Hidden Gem – Nestled amidst the verdant landscapes of Kneehill County, near Didsbury, Alberta, lies a remarkable testament to the ingenuity and resilience of early settlers in the region.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Tucked away in the majestic Rockies, this adults-only glamping experience offers couples a luxurious off-grid escape with panoramic mountain views, spa access, and endless adventure. Read along as we discover Skyridge Glamping in Kananaskis Country.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Today we’re highlighting an experience that’s downright bizarre. Whether you’re looking for a little bit of a scare or just looking for a cool excursion that will make you wonder about your existence, be sure to plan a stop at The Museum of Fear and Wonder on your next adventure.

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Imagine a world where you can stroll across the city without worrying about traffic, icy sidewalks, or bad weather. It’s not a dream, this is reality!

HOT SUMMER GUIDE: Hidden Gem - One of the more famous ghost towns in Alberta is Bankhead, where if you listen very closely, you might still hear a child’s laugh or the strike of a hammer on what drove the town to life – coal.