Banff Sunshine Village Ski Resort offers the true Rocky Mountain experience. With 30 feet of snowfall annually and a ski season that lasts from November to May, you’ll be fully immersed in Canada’s iconic natural beauty. The resort boasts over 130 ski runs spread across three mountains for endless exploration, as well as alpine luxury at the Sunshine Mountain Lodge.
At TELUS World of Science - Edmonton, visitors can learn about everything from dinosaurs to outer space, nature, engineering, and much more. Featuring the Zeidler Dome planetarium and an IMAX theater, this hands-on center hosts a wide range of fascinating and engaging events that will inspire young and old alike.
Surrounded by jagged mountains and waterfalls, Stanley Glacier is a top hiking destination in Kootenay National Park. The strenuous hiking trail takes you from a regrowth pine forest known for its abundant wildflowers to rocky scrambles and rugged glacier views. The hike also traverses Burgess Shale, where hikers can discover ancient fossils.
Granting travelers passage through the rugged Canadian Rockies for centuries, Yellowhead Pass began as trade thoroughfare and today is a National Historic Site and a popular roadside stop. In addition to a plaque noting its historical significance, the site provides road-trippers with views of Mount Robson and the Fraser River Valley.
