At this time anything other than essential or unavoidable travel into Canada is not permitted, and travel within different provinces is also not allowed for recreational and leisure purposes. This summer we will be offering guided hikes only to those … Read More
Parks Canada Reservations for this summer at Lake O’Hara open next week, and if you haven’t already heard of it that’s probably because it’s the most exclusive area of Yoho. The stars really have to align to enable you to … Read More
Well, after many weeks of lists and categorising things that I love about Canada, my #150for150 has finally come to it’s last few entries. First, a shout out to all of those that made the “list” that I created at … Read More
Last week I spoke about how January often feels like the longest month… that is NOT the case this year! We’re enjoying spring like weather (following some crazy cold -30 days) it’s been up hovering around 0 degrees. In the … Read More
January often feels like the longest month in Banff, days are short and cold, and whilst there are plenty of lovely cosy places to warm up with a delicious hot chocolate, it’s the time we naturally start dreaming of the … Read More
The winter is a long one in Banff, so it’s lucky there are so many things to do to keep you busy and active in the outdoors this time of year! Once the snow starts to melt and the rain starts to … Read More
The #getoutside hashtag is one I always put in my social posts, because to me no day is complete without getting active outside for at least some small part of it. The tag has over 9 million posts on instagram alone, … Read More
photo by Altitude over Attitude A continuation of last week’s ode to British Columbia, today we take a journey from the beautiful desert valley and vineyards of the Okanagan Valley and head west still to Whistler, Vancouver and Vancouver Island. If … Read More
photo by Dan @Mrmiyagi267 Banff sits just a stone’s throw from the border of Alberta and it’s more mountainous neighbour, British Columbia. In fact, Banff is situated in the farthest west part of Alberta and the rest of the province is … Read More
