With volcanoes, mountains, and forests, Canada’s not short on natural landmarks, but there’s something particularly special ...

In Alberta, Canada, lies the largest national park in the Rockies and the world's second-largest Dark Sky Preserve - perfect ...

More than six months after the devastating wildfire ravaged Jasper, Alberta, many residents are still struggling to return to their homes, facing a housing crisis magnified by the destruction.

Spanning 11,000 sq km of protected, pristine wilderness, Jasper National Park offers a one-of-a-kind destination for stargazers.

Turquoise waters of the glacier-fed Pyramid Lake.Credit: Parks Canada/Ryan Bray Blue skies greet us on day two, ideal for taking in Jasper National Park – 11,000 square kilometres of untamed ...

Canoeing and kayaking are also allowed on the lake; visitors can rent equipment in town or from the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Boathouse, which is located south of the lakes. Fishing is also ...

Traverse the vast beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage site from Jasper along the Icefields ... Paddle the opaque aquamarine waters of Lake Louise. Bike here?

(To book a motorcycle tour, check out the Jasper Motorcycle Tours website.) Once at the lake, visitors can take advantage of a variety of tours and excursions, or just explore the area independently.

Wildfire recovery was front and centre during Jasper National Park’s Annual Public Forum at the Jasper Activity Centre on Thursday (March 6). Alan Fehr, superintendent of Jasper National Park ...

Designated as a Dark Sky Preserve in 2011 by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) and spanning 11,000 sq km of protected land where minimal to no light pollution is allowed, Jasper isn ...