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Welcome to the wild, wonderful side of winter.

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How to get to Alberta

Learn how to fly to Alberta, Canada, and how to get around by car, bus, bike or foot once you're here. Find everything you need to know for your Alberta adventure.

Getting here

In Alberta, even our skies have a Wild Side.

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Get to know Alberta's diverse places

Alberta's home to North America's largest mountain range, the Rocky Mountains, stretching up the western edge of the province and promising all kinds of adventure.

Alberta is where dinosaurs roamed and badlands now sprawl. It's where lush forests enable an escape from crowds and blue-sky prairie days rule year-round. This vast province has so much to do. Find your place in Alberta by getting to know its regions.

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Discover a million different ways to exhilarate your soul.

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Take a moment. Take a chance.

A winter hiker pauses at the snowy shore of the Bow River as snow falls.

Banff, Canada’s first national park, was established in 1885. Banff has 1,600 km (994 mi) of maintained trails—that’s like walking the length of New Zealand.

Explore Banff & Lake Louise

Unwind at BASIN Glacial Waters hydrotherapy spa in Lake Louise.
Carve the uncrowded slopes of Marmot Basin in Jasper National Park.

The snow and skies are your blank canvas for unforgettable winter experiences.