Hot Summer Guide

Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site is a popular destination for Indigenous Tourism in Alberta. The site offers a rich cultural and historical experience to guests.

Canoeing is an incredible way to experience the stunning beauty that northern Alberta rivers and lakes have to offer. It allows visitors to explore natural areas that are not easily accessible by car or even by foot. A canoe trip in Lac La Biche or Peace River is an unforgettable experience.

What is more refreshing on a hot summer day than a dip in a cool pool or lake?

Summer is finally here. Your family wants to do something fun and exciting and you may even want to learn something and celebrate our diverse Indigenous culture and heritage.

It’s important to care for the skin daily, but especially so during the summer.

Summer is a great time to take the shop local movement to heart. You can discover unique products, get the freshest farm produce, discover Canadian artists and more.

For the duration of the Stampede, tipi owners camp at Elbow River and welcome visitors into their tipis to learn about their cultures.

Follow these tips to make backyard barbecues even more successful this year

Followers of this series have been introduced to indoor attractions, outdoor destinations, and places featuring funny names. This week let’s discover where to go when art and culture are on your mind.

“We’ve got our virtual tour of our house with its audio guide up on the app,” says Rohm. “People can follow along with this while doing the 3-D tour accessed through our website.”