Regions
Alberta Central
Discover Alberta's heartland, with lush agricultural areas and communities that take pride in their history and culture. Central Alberta is filled with stunning features: idyllic rolling foothills, expansive prairie vistas and the countless lakes that make this region an outdoor playground. We welcome you with warmth and friendly western hospitality.
Alberta North
Northern Alberta’s grandiose lakes, mighty rivers, abundant wildlife and untapped wilderness are the backdrop for an outdoor adventure of a lifetime. Experience it with a rod and reel in hand, by horseback, canoe, kayak, dogsled or snowmobile. Famous for its native and migratory bird populations, experienced guides and interpretive programs, this region is an outdoor paradise for naturalists.
Alberta South
From its rippling wheat fields to the Hoodoos of the Canadian Badlands, southern Alberta has a surprising array of topography and offers a look at history as far back as the Cretaceous period. We have three UNESCO World Heritage Sites for you to explore—all things prehistoric from dinosaurs to ancient First Nations campsites. Hike, camp, paddle, horseback ride, take a guided or self guided tour. Options are endless and varied for appreciating the mystery and beauty of southern Alberta.
Calgary & Area
Amidst its towering tributes to the oil and gas industry, Calgary is bustling with museums, theatres, art galleries, fine restaurants and superlative shops. Famed for its entrepreneurial spirit and youthful population, the city continues to honour its western heritage—especially evident during the Calgary Stampede every July.
Canadian Rockies
Flanking Alberta’s western border with their rugged peaks and ranges, the Canadian Rockies are home to alpine meadows, emerald lakes, wild waterways, untrammelled backcountry wilderness and some of the best hiking and skiing in the world. You'll find villages with all the amenities from roadside campgrounds to five star resorts. Most famous are the national parks of Banff and Jasper as well as the numerous provincial parks and recreation areas of Kananaskis Country—all of which provide year round adventures and activities that see the return of millions of visitors year after year.
Edmonton & Area
Alberta’s capital city and international gateway lies in the geographic heart of the province. Known as the Festival City, Edmonton is loved for its cultural events, superb museums, vibrant arts scene, eclectic neighbourhoods and spectacular river valley. The city’s renowned folk music and theatrical fringe festivals are magnets for international visitors.
