Jennifer and Jamie journey to Alberta to conquer their fear of heights and explore the magnificent Rocky Mountains! What could compare to the stunning helicopter ride Jamie and Jennifer take over Banff National Park? How about some genuine rock climbing in Grassi Lakes canyon, near the town of Canmore, Alberta! Thirteen-year-old outdoor enthusiast Kenna Meilicke not only teaches our adventurers how to scale mountains, she also takes them on a high-altitude camping adventure, complete with a visit from bear-loving Eldon! Then Jamie and Jennifer are off to the Cave and Basin Hot Springs, for a mineral-rich, if sulphur-stinky, hot water soak! Later, Jamie and Jennifer experience first-hand the Central Rockies’ Wolf Project co-ordinator Carolyn Callaghan’s dedication to the plight of these largely misunderstood animals. Jamie even gets a glimpse of a wolf through his infrared geocam! And what trip to Banff would be complete without a visit to the Banff Springs Hotel, one of the most stunning resorts in all of Canada. Clip on, and hang on tight, for a special episode of cool climbing, stinky swims, and wolf watching, all happening this week on CG Kids!
Albertan athletes and fans from around the world tell us what makes Alberta special. Spoiler alert: it’s the place and the people, but do watch. The athletes say it so much better.
www.lakelouiseinn.ca Lake Louise Inn is nestled in the peaks of Banff National Park and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A resort for all seasons, Lake Louise Inn features 247 rooms and suites in a collection of lodges set on a spectacular wooded setting with stunning views of the Canadian Rockies.
The Canadian Rockies comprise the Canadian segment of the North American Rocky Mountains range. They are the eastern part of the Canadian Cordillera, extending from the Interior Plains of Alberta to the Rocky Mountain Trench of British Columbia. The southern end borders Idaho and Montana of the USA. The northern end is at the Liard River in northern British Columbia.
News, Weather & Sports - a year long time-lapse documents the seasonal changes and the recreational activities of visitors to a public park. This is a preview clip of a looping video art project by Dan Hudson (www.danhudson.ca). Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada. Music: Chris Jennings. Support: Canada Council for the Arts.
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Its arrived! banffsnow.com is the new video show from Banff National Parks three ski resorts. The three resorts in Banff National Park; Mt Norquay, Lake Louise Ski Area and Sunshine Village had over half a meter of fresh snow last week and the conditions are great, making this the perfect launch for the new show.
music: Trumpet Voluntary Well my dear sister, thank you for sending me the photos you took from your winter wonderland weekend visit in Banff Alberta (found in the Canadian Rockies for those who do not know). You will have to forgive the computer glitches as my apple is showing its 4 years of age in keeping up to the new software update processing. Guess it is time to break down and purchase a new one. This said, you took some very beautiful photos which i so enjoyed in the Aperture edit process. The photos of Castle mountain are awesome, the lighting was perfect.