Top Alberta Camping

Take your visit to Jasper National Park to new heights with this ride aboard the area’s famous Jasper SkyTram. Soar above the park’s sub-alpine vegetation, watching for wildlife down below, as you gently climb towards the upper station located at 7,425 feet (2,263m) above sea level. This family-friendly ride on the Jasper SkyTram is the perfect experience for guests of all ages.

Saddle up for a journey through the celebrated landscape of Banff National Park on this guided horseback riding adventure. Get out of the car and onto the trails of the Bow River or the Spray River and enjoy the area’s beautiful outdoor environment, largely unchanged from the days of the pioneers. This equine-themed odyssey includes a guide, use of a horse, and all necessary equipment. Note: guests must be eight years or older and a maximum of 230lbs (104kg)

Follow in the footsteps of Canada’s rugged pioneers during this guided horseback ride through stunning Banff National Park. Get access to more sights in less time, moving swiftly through the tranquil Canadian wilderness. Highlights include a first-hand peek at Bow Falls and its surrounding mountain range and a chance to lead your horse across Spray River. Note: guests must be eight years or older and a maximum of 230lbs (104kg)

Big mountain views, cool glacial waters, forests, valleys and wildlife: all from the perspective of the river. Great for all ages and perfect for first time rafters, Canmore Raft Tours offers two family friendly river floats leaving right from downtown Canmore. The 1.5hr (round trip) "Townie" leaves five times daily at 10:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm, 4:00pm and 6:00pm from the Canmore Boat Launch, which is only a few minute walk from the shops and restaurants downtown. We are Canmore's only locally owned and family operated float company!

Up the ante on your Canada road trip when you purchase this audio tour of Alberta’s Icefields Parkway to learn about all the exciting landmarks along the way. Download the audio tour straight to your phone and follow the suggested route between Jasper and Lake Louise. Using a GPS map, commentary plays automatically as you drive so you can learn more about the surrounding areas.

Maximize time in Banff with a small-group guided e-bike and hiking tour. Ride your e-bike past Vermilion Lakes and along the shaded Legacy Trail before cycling the Bow Valley Parkway to Johnston Canyon. Continue with a guided hike to the Lower Falls Bridge. This approximately 4-hour tour combines two popular activities in one experience.

Experience the best of Jasper National Park’s Maligne Valley during this guided day tour. Check out Medicine and Maligne lakes, looking out for local wildlife along the way. Learn about the unique natural history of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Canadian Rockies from your guide. Enjoy short walks through the beautiful scenery, and choose between a boat ride to Spirit Island (seasonal) or guided hike at Maligne Lake.

Perfect for newbies, this canyoning experience at Heart Creek Canyon, near Banff and Canmore, features a relatively easy approach and amazing scenery. A popular hiking destination, Heart Creek serves as an ideal location to learn how to rope rappel. Rappels progressively increase in length, culminating with a 60-foot (18 meter) waterfall rappel and slide.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city by riding into the serene Alberta backcountry. This small-group horseback riding adventure will have you exploring forests and traversing a mountain ridge for excellent views of the entire Kananaskis Valley. The tour is suitable for all, from novice to experienced riders. Pass by the Teepee Village featuring a teepee from the movie The Revenant.

Embarking on a guided campfire experience in Banff National Park. Your evening begins with a comfortable bus ride from Canmore. Upon arrival at a remote campsite, you're greeted by the crackling warmth of a cozy campfire, a perfect spot to unwind. As darkness envelops the landscape, the magic of stargazing unfolds. With minimal light pollution, the expansive night sky typically reveals a stunning canvas of twinkling stars. Knowledgeable guides will assist you in identifying celestial objects, sharing fascinating stories and folklore. While weather conditions can be unpredictable, with cloudy skies potentially obscuring the stars, the experience remains enjoyable regardless of visibility. Additionally, there's an enchanting opportunity to catch the mesmerizing Northern Lights—though it's not guaranteed, the chance to witness their dancing colors makes the evening even more special. No matter the conditions the Campfire Experience is a wonderful authentic experience.