Are women persons? Women in Canada are recognized as persons because of five brave women. We call them the Famous Five and we celebrate Persons Day on October 18 every year. Here are some suggestions for how to celebrate.
Exploring a music museum should be fun and it is at Studio Bell in Calgary! Canada’s National Music Centre is one of the most hands-on museums you’ll ever explore. You can learn how to play instruments, make your own voice recordings in a sound booth and play and make instruments. You’ll also see amazing artifacts and instruments from iconic Canadian musicians.
Once a wild whiskey trading post, Lethbridge is a fun city to explore. Here are ten amazing things we did on a recent visit.
Jasper National Park is filled with breathtaking Canadian Rockies scenery and day hiking is the best way to experience it. Hike to the toe of an enormous glacier, climb to the top of a mountain, explore an incredible canyon or get a view of a sparkling blue lake. You don’t have to be a superhero to complete these amazing Jasper hikes, but the incredible views will make you feel like one. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Hike to the Toe of Athabasca Glacier From the parking lot closest to the Athabasca Glacier, …
The Crescent Falls hike leads to two stunning waterfalls in Alberta’s David Thompson Country – a fabulous reward for novice hikers looking for adventure.
Is Table Mountain, Alberta the most Instagramable hike in the Canadian Rockies? It’s definitely on the short list. The best part – It only takes 4 hours to do this epic hike.
In Wayne, Alberta you can sit in a bar with actual bullet holes in the wall in a ghost town that is said to have actual ghosts. If you need a place to stay, there’s always the honeymoon suite at the Rosedeer Hotel.
Banff’s Johnston Canyon winter hike and ink pots hike can be combined in a single day! The ice formations and spectacular. It’s one of the prettiest hikes in the Canadian Rockies.
There are a few things you should know if you want to safely visit Abraham Lake in winter and get the best ice bubble pictures possible.
Chionophobia is the fear of snow and frigophobia is the fear of the cold. There you have it. I just diagnosed myself using the Internet. Despite my issues with Old Man Winter, I’ve discovered that Alberta hikes and outdoor activities can help you beat the winter blues.