Rather than flying back right away, we though we would drive perhaps north to Banff, stay for . Living museum with hands-on ranching skills, heritage building walks & horse-drawn wagon rides. Heritage Park in Calgary is a typical village from the pioneering period, with dozens of reconstructed historical buildings and lively costumed interpreters from four different time periods. Staff in period costumes roam the main street or serve you at the candy shop or bakery. Events include a big parade, rodeo competitions, thrilling chuck wagon races, an authentic First Nations village, concerts and stage shows, a fun fair, pancake breakfasts, as well as agricultural shows. We went for a wagon ride and learned so much history about Southern Alberta that is never taught in school! . The 190-meter tower was built to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of Canada. Talk to the staff as you walk in, as they'll explain the best way to experience the tour (head all the way to the top of the building so you can complete the cliff side walk first, and then complete the floors in the museum from top to bottom. You can stop for coffee at the Marriott Resort at Kananaskis Villagethere is a Starbuck's inside. I freaking loved this place. So much fun for people of all ages! Another unique feature is the Icefields Parkway, also known as Highway 93 North. The tropical climate setting for the tropical animals is really amazing. One of the most romantic things to do in Calgary is going to the Calgary Tower. They do have some dine-in restaurants but we thought too much time would be wasted with a 5 year old. 6 Essential Stops On Your RV Road Trip - Banff & Lake Louise Tourism Glacier has more than 700 miles of trails. Banff: If youve ever wandered through Banff before, you may have come across some red chairs seemingly sitting in the middle of nowhere. One of the most amazing places I have been to in Canada - so much history in one place, it's truly amazing. The great thing about Waterton Lakes National Park is its much quieter than the other parks in Alberta such as Banff. Canada's second largest zoo is home to more than 1,000 animals from all over the world, as well as a variety of fish and insects in natural habitat enclosures.
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