From surfing the Kananaskis River to biking the Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail from Canmore to Banff, there's plenty to do in the mountains in the fall.
Things To Do
PARK PARK is a two-year pilot project featuring seating, a phone charger, a bike pump, a Little Free Library and even a hand-warming area for when temperatures drop.
This year, Alberta Culture Days runs all month from September 1 to 30, leaving plenty of time to check out art exhibits, film festivals and other in-person/online events.
The certified casting instructor and owner of PS On the Fly Outfitters leads guided tours on the Bow River and Southern Alberta streams.
Spend the morning hiking or biking through the forest trails, and spend the afternoon eating antipasti or cinnamon buns.
This month, celebrate Calgary Pride Week, check out some new colourful murals and sign up for an Indigenous walking tour.
Calgary Pride will be different this year – here are some of the ways that you can still celebrate during Pride Week from August 28 to September 6, 2020.
Go mountain biking at the Canmore Nordic Centre, re-fuel with tacos or baked goods, and then tour some art studios and galleries.
Marble Canyon offers a 1.3 kilometre out and back trail that crosses several bridges providing amazing views across the canyon and down into the startling turquoise water of Tokumm Creek
A prairie drive will get you to a historic clay district and some delicious barbecue.