Snowshoe Alberta

Alberta’s snow-covered landscapes offer a quiet escape for those seeking snowshoeing and winter hiking experiences. Step into the peaceful embrace of nature as you journey through forests, frozen lakes, and rolling hills, cultivating a deeper appreciation for winter’s beauty.

For newcomers, guided snowshoe tours can enhance your experience. At Lake Louise Ski Resort, for instance, guides lead you through pristine alpine areas, where powdery trails are nestled among the trees. The majestic Canadian Rockies are a haven for winter hiking, but don’t stop there. Hinton, with its vast network of trails, offers stunning routes perfect for snowshoeing and spotting wildlife. Head to Kananaskis Country for peaceful forest paths or check out Elk Island National Park, where you can trek through serene snowfields and catch a glimpse of the park’s iconic bison.

Ready to strap on your snowshoes and tread through Alberta? Check out our stories below for more information on the best places to snowshoe in Alberta and tips on where to stay for an unforgettable winter adventure.

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Four local tips for Hinton winter adventure on fat bikes, skis, snowshoes

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Hinton sits at the gateway to the Rockies just east of Jasper National Park, perfectly placed for a...

12 winter adventures to transform your season

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Get into winter in Western Canada. Beat your winter FOMO with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing...

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Snowshoe Lake Louise summits, get winter connected

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Strapping on snowshoes and stepping out onto the powdery expanse of Lake Louise Ski Resort...

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Métis cultural experiences infuse winter adventure in Lac La Biche Region

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Learn Métis culture and survival tips in a secluded winter setting, in Lac La Biche Region. Add in a...

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Snowshoeing in Alberta: Step off the beaten path with confidence

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Strap a pair of snowshoes to your feet and let the topographic boundaries of winter in Alberta drift...