I’ve been wanting to golf here for years and just never made up to Innisfail from Calgary. I finally did that this week and this not disappoint. What a beautiful course! The conditions were stellar for the autumn season. They did a good job keeping the leaves off the fairway. The greens were punched which was expected. I’m for sure going to make the 1 hour drive to play here again next summer, at least a few times.

Beautiful course. My son played the MJT tournament there. Beautiful flowers. There are plenty of nice bathrooms at every other hole. Their pro shop is well stocked. Staff is very friendly. There is a driving range as well as a putting green. The food is reasonably priced and very good. I believe it is affordable to play here as well. Highly recommend if you're ever in Olds Alberta.

Went with a group of 8 ladies this weekend. The gentleman who was working was absolutely awesome. He took the time to show each person how to throw and gave tips throughout the two hours we were there! Highly recommend we all had a blast could have easily stayed at day there!

A wonderful place to enjoy summer with family. The place is really beautiful and a lot of restaurants and coffee shop around the area. Though in summer time looking for a parking slot is a bit hard since a lot of people love this place for swimming fishing and picnic. They have a big washroom that can accommodate a lot of people every year.

We visit this place every summer and have a blast! So much fun for kids and adults. Be prepared to fall multiple times into the lake!

It's worth taking the time to slowly walk through the Creamery and admire the past importance of localized farming,simple steam generation and the mechanical applications steam drives. . Then add the wonderful end product created from milk! Markerville is wonderful to visit and admire.

It's a very nice campground with some sites very secluded in the trees. The lazy river running through the park was nice and relaxing and a good place to take kids tubing. It moves fairly slow and isn't very deep in most places. There was lots of trails to walk and we had a great time with a group of family and friends

Lovely quiet park with so much history of Rimbey to see. I thoroughly enjoy my walks there.

We stopped here on our way out camping, and it was a pleasant surprise. This is a true old-time saloon, with worn wooden plank floors and rustic charm. It may not look like much at first glance, but the drinks were excellent, the service was friendly and attentive, and the food—homemade from scratch—was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. I ordered the hot hamburger, made with fresh-ground beef, rich homemade gravy, and perfectly cooked natural-cut fries. If you appreciate an old-time, rustic atmosphere, this spot is well worth a visit. Honestly, it’s worth the stop for the food alone.

Great little place to check out. The museum inside is small but I especially enjoyed the interactive parts of the exhibits, as well as learning about the area and animals. We did the longer trail and passed by the Métis camp which looked really cool, however we caught it during pouring rain. All of the employees were friendly and helpful. I could’ve done with more Bison, but all around a neat place to check out and I love that you can get a good walk in too! 🦬🦬

Had a wonderful time camping here with family. The sites were good sizes and well treed in, and the lake is beautiful 🤎 The outhouses and washrooms were clean and the staff were kind. I definitely would like to come back

A very informative tour. Going behind the scenes to see what daily life was like working on the mines. Our tour guide, Courtney, had some funny stories and a grasp on specific dates, names and timing of what went on at the mine. There was a solid trek through the mine, narrow stairs and smaller spaces to navigate. Many of the buildings have been well preserved or partially restored to showcase what they looked like.

Wonderful campground... lots of trees and space between sites. Saw deer, Loons and wild horses.

An easy hike/walk that is mostly flat with one brief climb up and the end of the trail is through tree roots as you walk alongside the gorge towards the falls. An easy hike for anyone who enjoys light hiking. I’d bring kids as long as they aren’t the type to get too curious along cliff edges. The lookout points with railings are perfect, no need to put yourself in danger. We walked at a leisurely pace and stopped for photos a lot, took less than an hour to get to the falls. We were there a Friday afternoon in June and hardly saw anyone else on the trail.

There is a really well maintained trail in the area for a hiking, a lot of good spots for pictures or just having a picnic and relaxing.

such a breathtaking spot! The water is incredibly blue, and the scenery makes it feel almost magical. I was lucky enough to attend my friends’ wedding here, and it was truly majestic to witness such a memorable event in such a beautiful location. There’s a cozy coffee shop nearby, along with souvenirs and even a lodge if you want to stay longer. I didn’t get the chance to walk the trail since I wasn’t dressed for it, but I definitely plan to come back and explore more when I can. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area!

This lake is just wow.. It is very beautiful lake. Hike is also easy, it’s paved so clean, kid friendly as well. View from top of the lake is spectacular. Washrooms are available in parking lot however to get parking spot is a challenge as too many visitors. Early visit is better to get parking and also nice pics of lake and yourself.

I’ve been wanting to visit McKenzie’s for quite a while, but it never materialized. Finally my wife, 5mth son and dogs made it up for a short getaway. We stayed in their comfort camping (canvas wall tents on platforms). It was fantastic, the space was lovely and the recreation opportunities in the area are awesome. We’re hoping to return for another getaway before the summer is over, and hopefully get on some of their horses as well. We’ll certainly be back to stay in their comfort camping again, and will highly recommend it to friends.

Visit June 29,2025 It’s 10 minutes steep down trail from parking lot to the Canyon. A little difficult when you go back up after. The river and the Canyon are amazing , the view , the water sounds so relaxing. Nice area to take amazing photos, just take care if rocks near the Mistaya river are slippery.

If your budget allows, I highly recommend booking the newly launched 2025 glacier tour, Ice Odyssey. There are several reasons for this: 1. If it’s your first time visiting the glacier — and very likely your only visit — this tour offers a much deeper experience. You’ll be able to stay near the glacier for almost two hours, and since the group size is smaller, you’ll have more opportunities to interact with the guide. 2. Because this tour takes you to a more remote part of the glacier, the scenery you’ll see is completely different. The ice surface is much cleaner, and you’ll have better conditions for photography in terms of timing, angles, and locations compared to the standard tours. 3. If you’re lucky, like I was, and you’re the only one who booked that time slot, you’ll get to enjoy an unforgettable private glacier experience. The driver and guide will be dedicated entirely to you, and you can even sit in the front passenger seat, which is a completely different perspective. Of course, don’t forget to try the pure glacier water — but don’t drink too much!

We visited on a picture Aug 21st. A perfect day. Definitely worth the time and effort to travel there. Maybe one of the top wonders in Canada. Pictures cannot do justice in capturing the prestine beauty and amazing views. Our tour bus driver was very informative, while our tickets were for approximately 1 hour, but you can stay longer and catch another one of the regular return buses. The Glass bridge is a special treat and is kept very clean to maximize the views. There are a couple of restaurants with decent food and would suggest you visit the ice fields and Athabasca river, Cross the street from the main building. That part is a short drive and you can walk up to the glacier. All in all, we had a wonderful experience and worth seeing again.

I had a lot of fun here riding the bus and walking on the glacier. I really enjoyed it glad I was also well dressed with boots and a light down jacket. It was cold. But loved the experience.

I had a lot of fun here riding the bus and walking on the glacier. I really enjoyed it glad I was also well dressed with boots and a light down jacket. It was cold. But loved the experience.

The highlight of our trip! We had the most incredible experience on the Maligne Lake Cruise, a true 5-star adventure that exceeded all expectations. The history surrounding Maligne Lake is fascinating - this glacial masterpiece dates back millions of years, with depths reaching an astounding 300 meters and a temperature that'll give you chills, but the breathtaking beauty warms your soul. As we sailed, I couldn't help but reflect on the spiritual and cultural significance of this place to the Indigenous peoples. The mountains surrounding Spirit Island hold a special energy, and visiting this iconic spot felt like a sacred pilgrimage. Speaking of Spirit Island, its history is awe-inspiring - imagine the stories it could tell of the countless visitors who've marveled at its beauty over the years. We were able to experience this cruise through the Banff Pursuit Package, which was a fantastic decision as it significantly reduced the cost. The 1.5-hour cruise was perfectly paced, and the 20 minutes spent on Spirit Island felt like a dream. For those planning to embark on this journey, I have a few invaluable tips. When you first board, snag a seat near the front to capture those stunning photos of Spirit Island framed by majestic mountains. After your must-have shot, head to the lower area for closer island pics - you won't believe the detail you'll capture. And don't forget the back of the boat while it's moving away from the island - the perspective is simply magical. For the best lighting and most picturesque moments, I recommend booking the latest cruise. The way the sunlight plays with the water and mountains is truly enchanting, and your photos will be nothing short of extraordinary.

We had a great experience moving lake. It was amazing view. There is some few trails down there if you are interested to do some trading, but you can go with your family and spend some time there. There is a really nice restaurant there. You can try the food. It’s amazing you can also do a cruise which will take you to small tour. We did not do it.

These falls were fantastic. The thunderous sound reminds you of the power of water and of nature. Seeing the rainbow as the water passes over the falls was an added bonus! Truly a must for anyone visiting Jasper National Park.

It’s one of the hidden gems in Jasper. The view is breathtaking and celestial. The roads are damaged due to the catastrophic Jasper fire of 2024. I am unsure when they will be reopened.

The most spectacular glacier in Jasper…do not miss it! It’s a short uphill hike to the point where you have a better view of the glacier. If you’re able to find a quiet spot, you will hear the thunderous roar of ice breaking away from the glacier and falling into the frozen lake below. There are wildflowers along the trail in the summer…simply serene and so beautiful!!