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Alberta Trail AttractionsHere are the top Alberta trail listings so you can find the best in Alberta for your trip. Read these trail reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
ADD TO LIST (30 reviews) Banff, Alberta, Canada Established in 1885, Banff National Park is one of Canada's oldest national parks. It is located on the boundaries between British Columbia and Alberta, though the.. ADD TO LIST (9 reviews) Jasper, Alberta, Canada The largest national park within the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National park spans 10,878 square kilometres. It is situated just above Banff National Park, and features.. 3. Hot Springs ADD TO LIST (7 reviews) Banff, Alberta, Canada Banff's Upper Hot Springs were first discovered back in 1884, although Canada's Native people had first discovered their curative and relaxing properties far earlier. .. ADD TO LIST (2 reviews) Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada The Helen Lake/Dolomite Pass hike is simply mentioned together with Lake Louise, since it's the closest 'settlement' to this trailhead. It's not anywhere near the.. 5. Maligne lake ADD TO LIST (3 reviews) Jasper, Alberta, Canada Spectacular crystal clear, baby blue glacier Lake in the middle of nowhere amidst the Rocky Mountains! ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Banff, Alberta, Canada An Amazing Climb, Truly worth the 8 hour climb once your at the top. Bring Some Champagne! ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Banff, Alberta, Canada One of the best loop hikes within the Banff vicinity, the Mt Edith-Cory Pass loop is a 13km trail for strong hikers only. My preferred direction is to go.. ADD TO LIST (2 reviews) Jasper, Alberta, Canada A hotel within a five minute walk, 1 min drive from Sunwapta Falls. ADD TO LIST (2 reviews) Jasper, Alberta, Canada Gorgeous Intertwining Canyon off the beaten path near Jasper AB 10. Muskoseepi Park ADD TO LIST (2 reviews) Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada Beautiful green space within the city. Paved biking/hiking paths with numereous picnic spots along the way. Bear creek runs along the trail system. Camping.. |