Alberta Rocky Mountain Escapes

There are always exciting activities and mountain adventures at Mount Engadine Lodge, throughout each season, including hiking, cycling, kayaking, snowshoeing, and skiing.

This is a nature lover's paradise, thick with forests and dozens of creeks that flow into pristine rivers that neighbour the Lodge. Set amidst towering trees and soaring mountain peaks, the Mount Engadine Lodge's rooms, cabins and yurt are an ideal getaway or adventure for individuals, couples, families, groups, and corporate retreats.

Located in downtown Canmore, the Georgetown has been declared "Canmore's most romantic hotel" on TripAdvisor.

Delight in over 20 beautifully appointed guest rooms and Jacuzzi suite accommodations, each one unique in its appearance and decor. In an outstanding breakfast awaits in the Three Sisters Dining Room for breakfast.

In the afternoon, after a day outdoors and into the evening, relax by the fireplace in the Miner's Restaurant.

Perched at the base of Mt Norquay in national park woodlands, The Juniper is two kilometres from downtown Banff.

For more than 60 years, Juniper guests have arrived with backpacks as well as suitcases, and throughout the day they see skis on the back deck, bags of climbing ropes, and plenty of bikes, smiles, and rosy cheeks.

From the moment you arrive at this independently-owned hotel, their friendly and genuine staff will help you to discover the unique joy and wonder of Banff National Park.

The onsite Juniper Bistro offers guests handcrafted meals that are the perfect complement to a day of hiking, cycling, skiing or downtown shopping. At The Juniper, Nature Feeds Well-Being.

With the feeling of a country bed and breakfast and the comfort of a lodge, the Crandell Mountain Lodge is a hotel accommodations experience to remember. Relax and explore Waterton Lakes National Park and the surrounding mountain landscapes from the comfort and charm of this unique accommodation.

Baker Creek is an intimate casual mountain resort consisting of cozy log cabins, lodge suites, the Cabin Café and the Heritage Executive Retreat Centre. Explore some of the most famous scenery in the world in Canada’s first National Park. Located between Banff and Lake Louise on the scenic Bow Valley Parkway.

The Overlander is situated at the eastern edge of Jasper National Park. The 30 minutes drive to this property will be a highlight of your Jasper visit. The opportunity to see wildlife, rugged mountains, pristine lakes and untouched forests await.

The Stone Peak Restaurant onsite at the Lodge features casual dining with spectacular mountain views and large patio. Wine Spectator Award winning wine lists.

Just a 20 minute drive west of Banff on the scenic Bow Valley Parkway, our property is set within 5 acres of natural pine and spruce forest. It is truly the ideal central basecamp to explore all of the spectacular sites and natural wonders presented in the Banff-Lake Louise region.

We've been proudly family owned and operated since 1926 and offer 42 heritage bungalow/cabin accommodations in a variety of sizes and amenities. Within the lodge, we also offer both a market/cafe and a restaurant bistro to enhance your stay with us.

Located in the town of Canmore perched on the “sunny side” is the country inn boasting sweeping views of multiple mountain ranges. The Inn features ten individually styled guest rooms each offering a four-poster king bed, fireplace, balcony, and whirlpool tub. Savour the culinary creations of Chef and Owner Lonny while taking in those great views.

Looking for a place to escape and find serenity and tranquility? Nestled within 145 rolling acres, set along the banks of Ghost River, The Crossing offers a getaway merely an hour from Calgary. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings, outdoor spaces, and river access, you will truly be able to recharge your soul. The Crossing offers a unique approach to personal getaways, corporate meetings, inspiring retreats, engaging programs and small intimate weddings.

Located in Waterton Lakes National Park, the historic Kilmorey Lodge is a Southern Alberta icon that's been generating life-long memories for almost 100 years.

Originally opened in 1926 as a rooming house, it later expanded into a hotel in 1940. Sadly, a fire destroyed the original lodge in 2009, but it was eventually rebuilt and reopened better than ever in late 2022.

Today Kilmorey Lodge adds a modern touch to a historical classic, while still delivering the same exceptional hospitality and fine dining that guests have come to know and love.