Looking for Accommodations
in the Rocky Mountains?


"It makes no difference how many peaks you reach,
if there was no pleasure in the climb."
Oprah


ACCOMMODATIONS


The Canadian Rockies have a vast array of possibilities as far as hotels, inns and hostels go. From back country lodges to luxurious hotels - you choose what will make your stay unforgettable. Begin first by picking a location and go from there.



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BANFF AND JASPER NATIONAL PARK


When travelling from Calgary westwards into the Rockies, you will come upon a few mountain towns that can offer you not only a great place to hibernate. The order is as follows:

DEAD MAN'S FLATS

CANMORE

HARVIE HEIGHTS

BANFF

CASTLE MOUNTAIN

LAKE LOUISE

ICEFIELDS PARKWAY - HIGHWAY 93

JASPER

What is the Icefields Parkway?

The Icefields Parkway, also called Highway 93, is one of the most scenic highways you will ever drive. Rent a car and make your way up to Jasper or book a great motorcoach tour with commentary that will reveal an exciting history! Imagine what it must have been like for those early mountain travellers.

Where will this highway take me?

Bow Lake - Saskatchewan Crossing (still Banff National Park) - Columbia Icefield (Jasper National Park) - Sunwapta Falls - along the Athabasca River


KANANASKIS COUNTRY


The K-Country is probably most loved for its rugged landscapes and beautiful vistas. This place is a real gem and has been loved by local Albertans for years.

Located just an hour west of Calgary, the Kananaskis, is easily accessible and is popular for many reasons. Hiking, golf, camping and adventure sports are just some of the activites people go to this mountain paradise to enjoy.

Looking for some winter fun? Pay a visit to Nakiska Ski Hill, the site of the 1988 Winter Olympic skiing competitions. Feeling not so rustic? There are deluxe accommodations and great restaurants for a weekend getaway!


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