The Canadian Rockies are legendary, thanks to its offering alpine lakes, glaciers and waterfalls, mountain goats clinging to craggy cliffs, and herds of elk roaming wildflower meadows.
Spanning British Columbia and Alberta, this range (considered one of the largest in North America) is a top place for hiking, climbing, wildlife safaris, skiing, and backcountry adventures. Take a road trip or whitewater rafting tour, camp, or stay at a luxe alpine lodge.
For outdoor adventure and natural discoveries, hop in a car and journey through the Canadian Rockies.
Visitors to British Columbia can arrive by air, road, rail, or ferry.
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Rest Your Head
Planning trip to Fernie this winter? Learn about skiing at Fernie Alpine Resort, apres at The Rusty Edge, and where to eat and drink in town.
Tips and route options to help plan an RV road trip from BC's coast to the Rocky Mountains. Routes include Trans-Canada Highway, Highway 3, and Highway 99.
See the world (and ourselves) differently in these majestic lands and waters that make up more than half of British Columbia.
