Parks

Waterton Lakes National Park

Photo Credit: Gord McKenna

Waterton Lakes National Park is Canada’s fourth national park located in the southwest corner of Alberta, Canada and is operated by Parks Canada. The park was formed in 1895 and contains 505 km2 (195 sq mi) of rugged mountains and wilderness.

Jasper National Park

Photo Credit: Dillan K

Calaway Park

Photo Credit: D'Arcy Norman

As Western Canada's Largest Outdoor Amusement Park, Calaway Park spans over 160 acres and offers visitors over 33 rides. The park offers thrill seeking rides, live entertainment and is sure to be enjoyed by the entire family, regardless of age.

Dinosaur Provincial Park

Photo Credit: Kevin Saff

Roar! Located approximately two hours east of Calgary lies Dinosaur Provincial Park, a 75-million year old UNESCO World Heritage Site where some of the most extensive dinosaur fossil fields in the world lie. The land here is much different than the Alberta prairie grasslands. Here visitors enter a new world of hoodoos, coulees, buttes, and pinnacles.

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