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Horsethief Canyon, which features various educational, sightseeing, and experiential opportunities for visitors, is an exciting and breathtaking destination for Indigenous tourism in Alberta

The summer is a great time for touring around the countryside, and within Alberta there is a lot on offer for those just want to do day trips or make a whole week out of the fun.

Okay, time to get introspective. We’ve spent a lot of this series helping you find ways to explore local businesses, swim in the most beautiful watering holes, camp in the most ideally located campgrounds, and delve into art and culture.

Métis Crossing doesn’t only take guests into the past. There are opportunities to learn about the Métis people today.

Here’s a breakdown of what you can enjoy and discover at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Site.

When the older kids are in school and you are at home with a toddler, or if you are a daycare/day home worker looking for things to do with very young children, this installment of this series is just for you!

Crawling through tight spaces in complete darkness isn’t for the faint of heart, yet Canmore Cave Tours’ team of guides know just how to put people’s fears to rest.

As summer draws to a close and the leaves start to turn, the fun doesn’t have to end!

Glamorous camping (also known as glamping) has gained popularity over the last decade. You might even think about the experience as elevated camping or adventuring in comfort.

There are a wide variety of ranches and trails that visitors and locals in Alberta should take advantage of this summer. All provide unique and educational experiences that will provide lasting memories for all.