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More Than a Maze: Discover Farm Fun, Sunflowers, and Family Smiles in Lethbridge
By Westwind Weekly on August 12th, 2025
Looking for the perfect blend of outdoor adventure, farm fun, and quality time in the countryside? The Lethbridge Corn Maze offers all of this and more, making it a must-visit destination for families, couples, and anyone eager to disconnect from the everyday hustle. Established in 2000, this local gem brings together mazes, adorable animal encounters, ... Read More »
2 responsesICYMI: Eleven Of The Best And Easiest To Find Roadside Viewpoints To Stop At In Alberta
By Oliver Reeves on August 11th, 2025
In Alberta, we are blessed with beautiful views and, thankfully, incredibly convenient viewpoints to get the best possible glimpses of those views. Many people think you need to embark on a hike or take a gondola to see the most iconic sights in the province. Well, those people couldn’t be more wrong. Many top spots ... Read More »
3 responsesHidden on the Highway: Alberta’s Prairie Memories Museum Brings History to Life
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 9th, 2025
In the charming community of Irvine, Alberta, the Prairie Memories Museum offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into life on the Canadian prairies over a hundred years ago. With its town square setting, restored historical buildings, and a collection of artifacts that tell the story of a bygone era, this hidden gem is a must-visit for ... Read More »
4 responsesOne of Alberta’s Quirkiest Attractions: Why Everyone Loves Medicine Hat’s Giant Chess
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 8th, 2025
Medicine Hat is home to a giant claim to fame—the largest chess set in the world! Whether you love to play chess, are a curious traveller, or just looking for a unique destination to spice up your summer road trip, this record-breaking chessboard and its towering pieces promise an experience like no other. What is ... Read More »
4 responsesAlberta’s Most Peaceful Place? Discover the Beauty of Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 7th, 2025
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden in Lethbridge is a place where peace, culture, and history intersect. This garden retreat was designed as a symbol of Japan-Canada friendship and a celebration of the resilience and contributions of Japanese Canadians. Established in 1967 during Canada’s Centennial, Nikka Yuko was designed to honour the contributions of Japanese Canadians to ... Read More »
1 responseICYMI: Savour the Sweet Scoop at Swirl’s Ice Cream in Medicine Hat
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 6th, 2025
When the summer sun is shining and you’re craving something cool, there’s only one place in Medicine Hat that does it right every time—Swirl’s Ice Cream! Proudly serving the community for an incredible 41 seasons, Swirl’s is much more than a local ice cream shop. It’s a Medicine Hat institution, beloved by generations who keep ... Read More »
1 responseThe Day the Mountain Fell: Why You Need to See Alberta’s Frank Slide for Yourself
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 5th, 2025
The Frank Slide remains one of the most sobering and fascinating chapters in Canadian history. This rockslide reshaped the physical landscape of Turtle Mountain and the town of Frank while also carving a place in history as a powerful illustration of nature’s force and the resilience of the human spirit. Let’s dig in and learn ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!ICYMI: You Can’t Miss This Short And Sweet Hike To A Gorgeous Lake Near Banff
By Oliver Reeves on August 4th, 2025
If you’re looking for an ideal hike in Banff National Park to cap off your season, we’ve got just the thing. It’s got all the beauty with a fraction of the crowds that Banff and the surrounding area are known for. Offering a postcard mountain view alongside the renowned colours of Rocky Mountain lakes, Boom ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!ICYMI:This Scenic Alberta Day Hike Takes You Across the U.S. Border
By Britanny Burr on August 2nd, 2025
Tucked away in Southern Alberta in Waterton Lakes National Park lies a special international boundary. This pristine body of water not only boasts a beautiful backdrop but also serves as a natural border between Canada and the United States at the 49th parallel. Remarkably, it offers a bucket list experience: the ability to cross into ... Read More »
1 responseYou’ve Seen the Townsite—Now Explore Cameron Lake, Waterton’s Quiet Gem
By Nerissa McNaughton on August 1st, 2025
In Waterton Lakes National Park near the Alberta-British Columbia border, Cameron Lake is an alpine gem waiting to be explored. With its glistening turquoise waters, towering mountain cliffs, and lush forests, it’s a slice of paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Whether you’re planning a serene paddle on the water or a scenic ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Saskatchewan’s Not All Flat! Explore the Unexpected Heights of Cypress Hills
By Nerissa McNaughton on July 31st, 2025
Imagine a place where rolling hills meet dense forests, where sunsets paint the sky, and where adventure is around every corner! This place exists at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, an extraordinary destination that stretches across the Saskatchewan-Alberta border. Known for its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and endless outdoor activities, this unique park is the perfect ... Read More »
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