Discover the best top things to do in Alberta, Alberta including Mount Shark Cross Country Skiing, West Bragg Creek Day Use Area, TryBiathlon, Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park, Lakeland Provincial Park.
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
This is a popular destination for locals, Calgarians and visitors wanting something fun to do and see, but not wanting to drive too far. It's only a 45 minute drive from Calgary on good roads. The paved parking area has been beautifully expanded, with several extra pit toilets and lots of benches to use to sit and put on your gear. And there is truly something for everyone! On our recent visit mid-November, we saw mountain bikers and fat-tire bikers, trail runners, snowshoers, walkers, hikers and large family groups out for a stroll. There were even a few cross-country skiers, but there wasn't enough snow to groom the trails - skiers should always consult the web site for trail conditions. On this visit, we started with snowshoes, but there wasn't enough snow even for that, but enjoyed a good workout and excellent views using our micro spikes on our 9 km hike.
5.0 based on 3 reviews
TRYBIATHLON offers visitors the opportunity to experience the Olympic sport of Biathlon marksmanship first hand at a world class training centre. Biathlon is the most popular winter sport in Europe, and continues to grow in popularity across North America. TRYBIATHLON brings the nordic sport to summer temperatures, and provide you with the tools to learn new skills in a fun and supportive setting.
4.5 based on 386 reviews
Created for the 1988 Winter Olympics, this ski area offers many expert trails.
Great wide, well groomed trails with and excellent lodge and a friend ski rental shop. One of the best for trails
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Some of the highest-quality lakes, beaches and shorelines in Alberta are found in Lakeland Provincial Park and adjacent recreation area. The full range of forest communities of the central mixedwood sub-region of the Boreal Forest Natural Region, including old growth spruce-fir stands, are found in the park and recreation area. Lakeland is home to more than 200 bird species and a diverse range of boreal forest mammals.
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