High in the mountains on the edge of The Canadian Rockies lies the best fly fishing adventure in Alberta, chasing down the rare and elusive golden trout. Getting there is as much of a challenge as landing one of these beauties. I recommend you take … Continue readingA Fly Fishing Adventure in Alberta – via helicopter
Abraham Lake is one of the best places in the Canadian Rockies to photograph the famous ice bubbles. You’ve probably seen the pictures of this phenomenon before. This winter come and photograph the frozen ice bubbles, cracked ice & interesting weather that often develops at … Continue readingAbraham Lake Ice Bubbles – Photo Tours
Wood Buffalo National Park is one of Alberta’s, if not Canada’s, best kept secrets. It is Canada’s largest National Park (2nd largest in the world), it is UNESCO World Heritage listed as of 1983, and it contains the world’s largest herd of free roaming bison, … Continue readingWood Buffalo National Park – Alberta’s best kept secret
Mt Assiniboine Provincial Park, formed in 1922, and UNESCO World heritage listed as part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, is a true gem of The Canadian Rockies. Photography opportunities at Mt Assiniboine abound with plenty of places to explore, to be creative, and to … Continue readingElevating your photography at Mt Assiniboine
Johnston Canyon is one of the best things to do in the Banff area during your stay in the Canadian Rockies and is also a great spot for photography. It is easily one of the most popular day hikes in Banff National Park so read … Continue readingThings to do in Banff – Johnston Canyon
So you’re thinking of visiting Lake O’Hara, one of THE very best places in the entire Canadian Rockies for hiking and/or photography! Well you’ve come to the right place! This is the first of a 4 part series highlighting some special features and information on … Continue readingThe Magic of Lake O’Hara – Part 1 (Getting there)
10 MUST SEE SPOTS NEAR BANFF 1) Vermilion Lakes I, II & III – Top photo spot in the Banff area 5 minutes from Banff Sunrise (back lit scene), or night photography (be on location 30min before sunrise as good colour can hit the clouds … Continue readingBanff National Park Photography Hot Spots – A cheat sheet
