When Adam Mertens came to the Canadian Rockies eight years ago, trail running did not have a long history there. Things are ...

With an abundance of hiking trails, soaring mountains, and picturesque lakes, this provincial park west of Calgary is an ...

In the Canadian Rockies, a cowgirl-powered ranch takes riders into the heart of the Banff National Park, retracing a tangle ...

Rocky Mountaineer has announced a new limited-time rail route through the Canadian Rockies, scheduled to operate exclusively ...

Meet four professionals who have made it their mission to help visitors safely navigate the beauty of the rugged Canadian ...

7. Take the Jasper SkyTram Gain a new perspective on the jaw-dropping beauty of the Canadian Rockies aboard the Jasper SkyTram, Canada’s longest and highest guided aerial tramway.

While there's never a bad time to visit the Canadian Rockies, the mountains transform into winter wonderland in the cooler ...

The vast wilderness of the Canadian Rockies spans a part of the border between the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. Giant, snow-covered mountains, grizzly bears, lakes, waterfalls, and ...

Come September, when the last of the summer crowds have returned to work and school, the Canadian Rockies begin their quiet ...

The Canadian thing to do is order the Mountain Caesar, a Bloody Mary–adjacent cocktail not to be confused with the salad, which arrives with a hefty garnish of pickled vegetables and beef jerky.

3. 360-degree aerial views in Banff Jaw-dropping scenery is a signature of Alberta, thanks to the majesty of the Canadian Rockies, but seeing them from above is a next-level experience on its own.

Protected land near Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, above, was one of the sites studied in the new analysis of tree lines in the Canadian Rockies. Mountain Legacy Project, CC BY-NC 4.0 On an overcast day ...