At just 4 km with a gentle 210 m climb, Ptarmigan Cirque Trail delivers sweeping alpine cirque views that usually require an all-day trek. We hiked it on a snowy Thanksgiving long weekend - here's our full guide, from trailhead to panoramic ridge.
The Parker Ridge Trail might be the best-value glacier viewpoint on the Icefields Parkway. Short, steady, and the reward at the top is a front-row view of the Saskatchewan Glacier.
Lake O'Hara only has 30 campsites, and they're usually gone within an hour. Here's what the campground is really like, how the bus works, the best hikes in the area, and what to do if you can't get a spot.
Mid-September at Lake O'Hara, and the larches are just starting to turn. We snagged a cancelled campsite and hiked the Lake McArthur and Big Larches Loop -here's the trail, the impossibly blue lake, and the carrot cake at Le Relais.
An 11.1 km highlight reel of Lake O'Hara: turquoise Lake Oesa, the thrilling Yukness Ledges traverse, and the classic Opabin Prospect viewpoint - all in one day, with time to catch the bus out.
If you’re planning a 6 day BC road trip, this loop from the interior to the Sea to Sky is a good one. It covers some of the best-known spots in the province, a couple of historic towns, and two…
Over the 2026 Labor Day weekend, we hiked the Perley Rock Trail - 14 km, 1,400m of gain, and a chance to walk right onto the Illecillewaet Glacier. This guide covers our experience, the 2026 camping rule changes, and everything you need to know for your own Perley Rock Trail hike.
Love the snow but hate the high prices and high speeds of downhill skiing? You aren't alone. For many adults, the "snow stroll" of Nordic skiing is the perfect winter alternative. From a full cross-country skiing cost breakdown to why SilverStar Mountain Resort is the ultimate beginner destination, discover how to enjoy the mountains without the downhill stress (or the downhill price tag).
Silverstar is home to Canada's largest daily groomed Nordic network and offers a truly world-class Cross-Country skiing experience. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know for your visit, including how to get there, free parking, ticket purchases, the magic of night skiing, and where to find the best cinnamon rolls!
The Iceline Trail Loop in Yoho National Park is a must-do for hikers seeking glaciers, waterfalls, and sweeping alpine views. This 22.6 km route combines forest, moraine, and meadows with front-row views of Takakkaw Falls, making it one of the Rockies’ best day hikes.
