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About Calgary
Nestled in the foothills of Canada ’s Rocky Mountains, Calgary, Heart of the New West is a place where visitors come to explore the heritage of the Canadian West. This safe, clean and vibrant city offers the best of all worlds: a cosmopolitan city of over 1 million people and breathtaking outdoor adventure in pristine wilderness.
Situated on the banks of the Bow River and close to Alberta's majestic Rocky Mountains. The Calgary Stampede is undoubtedly Calgary's best-known visitor attraction. This event, featuring a large parade and world-class rodeo, draws more than a million people each year. The host city of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games takes pride in its sporting legacy. Canada Olympic Park is a multi-purpose athletic facility designed for skiing, snowboarding, bobsleigh and luge during the winter and mountain biking during the summer. The Pengrowth Saddledome is the home of the NHL's Calgary Flames, as well as being the venue for countless events and concerts throughout the year. Other attractions, including the Glenbow Museum, Calgary Tower and Eau Claire Market are other great places to visit year-round.
Just Beyond Calgary
The town of Banff is a thriving four-season resort that combines alpine beauty with luxurious modern conveniences. Visit Bow Falls, explore local museums, or ride a gondola up Sulphur Mountain. Soak in the Upper Hot Springs, or mingle with the locals on a nostalgic visit to Banff's many candy stores. Enjoy a leisurely cruise or fishing on nearby Lake Minnewanka. Explore the shops on Main Street to find that perfect gift, or sample cuisine from around the world.
Lake Louise The Village of Lake Louise, located in the Bow Valley is renowned for its beauty, take in the sights of the majestic Victoria Glacier nestled behind Lake Louise - the "Jewel of the Rockies". Louise is also famous for hiking, mountain biking and a ski resort with abundant snowfall, four high-speed quad chairs and a new six pack (six seater). The lake itself is found Four km (2.5 mi) above the village.
Icefields Parkway One of the most scenic mountain highways in North America, this well-maintained road takes you to Jasper National Park.In the snow-capped Icefields Parkway you will find more than 100 glaciers, Hector Lake which was formed in a glacial basin, Mt. Balfour and the Waputik Range offer stellar views and Crowfoot Glacier which once resembled a crows foot. Bow Summit is the highest point on the parkway offering one of the parks best mountain panoramas at Peyto Lake. Along the Icefields Parkway you will see the Weeping Wall which gets its name from the water leaking through the cracks in the seemingly impenetrable cliff face and plunges downwards as a series of graceful waterfalls.
Kananaskis Country is a 4,000 square kilometre network of three provincial parks and multi-use areas within the Canadian Rockies. Canmore is a small town in the big wilderness and is the gateway to year-round adventure in the Canadian Rockies.
Located 45 minutes south west of Calgary is Kananaskis Country. Within Kananaskis Country are four provincial parks - Peter Lougheed, Bow Valley, Bragg Creek and Elbow/Sheep Wilderness - which span 4,000 square kilometres.