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Visit Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada
Alberta's
Winter Wonderland
From January to March, while the blanket of champagne powder covers the landscape and a satisfying calm descends upon the entire Valley, adventure may be at its height. An endless array of winter fun is found on the slopes, on the ice, in the forests and across the trails of Kananaskis. Pack your toque (Canadian for wool hat!), mitts, parka and boots and experience the majesty of Alberta’s Winter Wonderland.
Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada
Scenic Driving on Highway 40
Turn off the Trans-Canada to experience Highway 40, sometimes referred to as Kananaskis Trail. More than 100km of the most scenic drive in Alberta, from meadows through alpine valleys, over the highest paved road in Canada and back to Alberta’s prairies.
The Trans-Kananaskis Is the premier driving enthusiast road in Alberta, with jaw-dropping sights around every sweeping curve in the road.
Annually closed between Peter Lougheed Provincial Park and Hwy 541 from December 1 – June 14.
Getting Here
Flying to Kananaskis, Alberta
Calgary International Airport has direct flights from nearly anywhere in Canada and many departures in the US and Europe. It is located 116 km away from Kananaskis Village, and offers many car rental options.