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Spectacular mountain scenery and rugged terrain, coupled with a convenient location
make Kananaskis an enchanting destination for travellers from around the globe.
Situated only an hour's drive west of Calgary,
Kananaskis, also known as K-Country to Albertans, promises exciting outdoor adventure
opportunities every season of the year, including mountain biking, hiking, horseback
riding and white water rafting. Nakiska
Ski Hill, the site of the 1988 Winter Olympic skiing competitions, offers
world-class downhill facilities, including 6 lifts and 28 marked runs. Nearby
Kananaskis
Golf Course offers 36 challenging holes and has been rated among the top courses
in Canada for its unparalleled scenery, outstanding facilities and exceptional
service. Kananaskis Village offers a series of luxury accommodations and fine
restaurants, but those who don't mind roughing it can catch some z's at one of
the many campgrounds. Be careful though—the region is known for having an
abundance of wildlife, including bears and cougars.
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Alberta's largest provincial park, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park offers a variety of activities, from cross-country skiing to camping, and is open year round (camping season is from May to October). [more] » Kananaskis Country, Alberta
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