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Outdoor Adventures


Birdwatching
> Birdwatching

Serious birdwatchers have flocked to Alberta for years. Whether you're a novice or a pro, our geography harbours diverse ecosystems that are home to hundreds of species of indigenous and migratory birds. Welcome to "Birders Paradise." >>>


Caving & Climbing
> Caving & Climbing

If you're looking for a natural high, look no further. Our Canadian Rockies attract climbers and spelunkers from around the world. The challenges are exhilirating and the view from the mountaintops is matched only by the wonders of high altitude caving. >>>


Cycling & Mountain Biking
> Cycling & Mountain Biking

Cycling and mountain biking in Alberta rival hiking in terms of popularity. Mountains, foothills, prairies, lakelands boreal forests, wide shouldered roadways, backcountry trails and superior urban pathway systems—the choices are endless. >>>


Fishing
> Fishing

More than 250,000 Albertans believe fishing is the ultimate outdoor experience. Excellent waterways throughout the province provide both a challenge and a great opportunity for a getaway. >>>


Golfing
> Golfing

The secret's out. Alberta has some of the most outstanding golf courses anywhere. Enthusiasts come from around the world to play our signature fairways. It is said we have more golf courses per capita than anywhere in North America. Find out for yourself. >>>


Hiking
> Hiking

Of all the outdoor pursuits in Alberta, hiking is the number one activity. Be it an afternoon hike through an alpine meadow or a multi-day guided trek through backcountry, badlands, foothills, parklands, lakelands or nothern boreal forest, we have literally thousands of kilometers of trails and hiking loops. >>>


Horseback Riding
> Horseback Riding

There's no better way to experience our western heritage and Alberta's natural beauty than by horseback. Riders with all levels of experience, from greenhorns to old pros, will find the perfect horseback adventure—not just in our high ranch country but across all regions of the province. >>>


Hunting
> Hunting

Hunting in Alberta has been practised by First Nations people since time immemorial. By the early fur trading days, the expertise of Métis guides was invaluable to trappers new to the area. Today, sport hunting remains a popular activity, with an emphatic commitment to sustainable and responsible practices. >>>


Waterways
> Waterways

By canoe, kayak, raft, sailboat, iceboat, speedboat, riverboat, jetboat, windsurfer, waterski or water wings, hundreds of waterways—natural and constructed—can keep you busy year round. >>>


Wildlife Viewing
> Wildlife Viewing

Wildlife abounds in Alberta. From ground quirrels to grizzly bears, bighorn sheep to plains bison, our wild mammals are star attractions in their natural habitats. >>>



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