Alberta Directory
With rolling hills and vast snow-capped mountains, Alberta is home to some of the most distinct natural landmarks in the world. Canada’s largest mountain range, The Rockies, is the perfect place to take full advantage of the natural beauty in Alberta. From downhill skiing to rockclimbing and hiking, The Rocky Mountain area is an exciting adventure playground. The small mountain towns only add to the experience. With local restaurants and small gift shops alongside cosy accommodation, you’ll find it easy to be taken over by the local charm and friendly disposition of residents.
While visiting Alberta, involve yourself in the bustling citylife as well as the laidback mountain lifestyle. Close to the Rocky Mountains you’ll find Calgary. The dynamic city has had a great sporting history. Home to the 1988 Winter Olympics, residents take immense pride in their achievements. The Olympic Park is still being used for skiing, snowboarding, bobsleigh and luge during the winter months and mountain biking in the summer. Calgary is also home to the world-famous Calgary Stampede, which features a large parade and world-class rodeo. The Stampede is a popular tourist attraction and attracts visitors from all over the world. Calgary is an energetic and exciting city just waiting to be explored!
Well known for its scenic river valley, Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta. It offers more than just natural beauty and so much to do you’ll need to spend a few weeks here, or move in! The city is home to the largest shopping and entertainment complex in the whole of North America. There’s a huge shopping centre to explore as well as a giant water park, a man-made lake, a skating rink, two mini-golf courses, 21 movie theatres, a Vegas-style casino and an amusement park with 25 rides and attractions.
