By John Crawford Senior Writer/Jasper National Park JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – Pathways that provide excellent opportunities to hike, bike and ride Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada were established long before people started to book vacations to experience Canada’s natural beauty in this park. Elk, bison, bighorn sheep, moose, mountain goats and caribou established pathways [...]

This trail starts at the Cave and Basin historic site above Banff town and gently descends on a paved trail to the Cave and Basin Marsh Trail, on its way to Sundance Canyon.

C-Level Cirque trail reveals the mining history of the Canadian Rockies and views of Lake Minnewanka, making it popular with history buffs and nature lovers.

Aylmer Pass can be a day-hike or a multi-day hike. Either way it provides awesome views of Lake Minnewanka and the Canadian Rockies.

This beautiful trail just outside Banff in the Canadian Rockies’ Banff National Park runs for nearly 30 kilometers from Lake Minnewanka to Devil’s Gap.

A somewhat long and strenuous day hike in Banff National Park, it is worth to see the natural beauty and features of the Canadian Rockies carved by glaciers.

Johnson Canyon – Ink Pots trail is the most popular day hike in Banff National Park maybe all of the Canadian Rockies; an easy hike with scenic payoffs.

Leave behind the large backpacks and enjoy the splendor of the Canadian Rockies with a professional guide. That’s the beauty of guided hiking or walking tour.

See Banff National Park via helicopter. Like heli-skiing, heli-hiking lets you enjoy the scenic alpine beauty of the Canadian Rockies in and around Banff.

Grab a backpack and hit a trail. Get out and enjoy the wilderness of Banff National Park and the surrounding areas of the Canadian Rockies.