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+51° 15' 31.87" N -115° 50' 6.29" W travelalberta.com WINTER WINTER MAGIC ON ALBERTA'S SNOWMOBILE TRAILS ROMANCE IN THE ROCKIES PERFECT GETAWAYS IN AUTHENTIC MOUNTAIN LODGES COOL IDEAS FOR WINTER FUN When nature wraps itself in a thick, snowy Kick off the season at the WinterStart Winter fun continues indoors. Release your blanket and the mercury plunges, it’s Festival in Banff-Lake Louise. Watch the inner Jedi Knight at the Star Wars Exhibition tempting to slip into hibernation mode, but top alpine skiers compete in the World Cup when it comes to Edmonton’s Telus World you really should resist. Waiting out winter Downhill races. Find out why the two day of Science centre. In Calgary, introduce the is a sure route to cabin fever and a lingering cross country ski festival affectionately family to the symphony at the sci fi themed, case of the winter blahs. Any true Albertan known as “the Birkie” is so popular. Drive Space the Final Frontier. knows that instead of hiding out, it’s best to an ice road. Try comfort ice fishing. Learn embrace the special delights of the season – to mush. Discover Jasper in January. in all their wondrous forms. You get the picture. 02 travelalberta.com CONTENTS Six Icy Adventures 4 Ski Local This Winter 6 Winter Magic On Alberta's Snowmobile Trails 10 Why Spa Rhymes With Ahhh 12 Winter Escapes 14 Winter Play Time 20 Get Out And Do It This Winter 22 Romance In The Rockies 25 Ice Road To The North 28 Ice Fishing In Style 31 No Cost Family Fun This Winter 32 Culinary Creature Comforts 35 In these pages, we’ve put together some Doggone Fun 37 ideas that will inspire you to step outside your door this winter. Read on, make plans, get going, and enjoy the season! Star WARS Identities: For all sorts of winter adventures, visit The Exhibition 39 travelalberta.com | 1-800-ALBERTA SIX ICY ADVENTURES By Heather Egger SYLVAN LAKE HAS you towards the ice playground to climb Here in Alberta, we know how to have fun in through the ice tunnels and whoosh down the winter – even if we need to bundle up to A 5 KM SKATING the slide. Jan 18-27, 2013 do it. In fact, we celebrate it with ice festivals TRACK THAT banfflakelouise.com | 403-762-8421 and activities all over the province. Here are six IS ONE OF THE Maligne Canyon Ice Walk, Jasper icy adventures to check off your list this winter. LONGEST Strap on a pair of cleats and descend into Festival of Speed, Lac La Biche IN CANADA the deepest canyon in Jasper National From the side of the icy track, you cheer Park to walk among the bright blue frozen on the cars, snowmobiles, quads and waterfalls and natural ice sculptures. If you motorcycles as they speed around the go at night, you’ll discover another world frozen lake. You consider challenging your altogether – your head-lamp illuminating the buddies to an amateur drag race, until ice and creating an ethereal glow. Take a you see how fast these adrenaline junkies moment to turn off the lights and appreciate actually go. Maybe you’ll stick to a game a sky packed full of stars in Canada’s largest of shinny before hitting the local pub with dark sky preserve. about a hundred of your new best friends. jasper.travel | 780-852-6236 Mar 2-3, 2013 Ice on Whyte, Edmonton laclabicheregion.ab.ca | 877-623-9696 After lunch at one of the many restaurants Ice Magic, Lake Louise on super cool Whyte Avenue, you make As you stroll the boardwalk of iconic Lake your way to the tenth anniversary of this Louise, glittering blocks of ice are being family festival. Learn how to make an ice magically transformed into translucent lantern, watch some carving demos, grab scenes of adorable animals, shining knights a hot chocolate and take in some local and even fierce dinosaurs. Talented carvers musicians. Unleash the kiddies in the play come from around the globe to compete area where they can climb up, over, down in this annual event, now in its 19th year. and through the ice tunnels and slides. You pause at each sculpture, but only for As twilight settles, wander through the a minute, since the little ones are dragging twinkling lit-up sculptures and settle awhile 4 travelalberta.com by the ice chimney to watch the glow of the snow-peaked mountains all around you. fire inside. Jan 25-Feb 3, 2013 As if you needed more reasons for a game iceonwhyte.ca | 780-758-5878 of shinny – you are playing it in one of the most beautiful places on earth. Twenty-nine Silver Skate Festival, Edmonton lucky teams and their fans will gather at the Edmonton’s longest running winter Fairmont Lake Louise to play, skate and festival is set in one of its most beautiful luxuriate – come join the party. river valley parks. The frozen pond at Mar 1-3, 2013 Hawrelak Park is one of the city’s most banfflakelouise.com | 403-762-8421 popular places for outdoor skating and for ten days this winter will host skating Popular Sylvan Lake also hosts a Pond races and marathons, a snow sculpture Hockey Tournament in February, so you can competition, orienteering courses, food plan a road trip with the team and double tents and live music. To see everything your bragging rights. that’s going on, we suggest grabbing a Mar 1-3, 2013 hot chocolate and some warm bannock sylvanlakepondhockey.ca | 403-877-2199 with jam for a horse-drawn sleigh ride Skate Under the Stars, around the sparkling park. Then you can Anywhere in Alberta decide what to do first – skate, slide, eat A wonderful winter activity in Alberta is or meander through the snow and fire bundling up and strapping on skates for sculpture gardens. Feb 15-24, 2013 a go around a frozen pond. Practice your silverskatefestival.org | 780-488-1960 WWW.ICEONWHYTE.CAWWW.ICEONWHYTE.CA figure eights and backwards crossovers Lake Louise Pond Hockey Classic under crisp clear skies and then head Your breath makes billowing clouds as you inside for a cuddle by the fire. Some of the break away from the pack and power to province’s most popular natural rinks are JanuaryJanuary 25 25 to to the net. As you revel in the glory of your the stunning Lake Louise, Bower Ponds in FebruaryFebruary 3, 3, 2013 2013 gorgeous goal, you take a moment to Red Deer, Bowness Lagoon in Calgary and catch your breath and drink in the towering Muskoseepi Park in Grande Prairie. ICEICE CARVING CARVING COMPETITION COMPETITION ICEICE CARVINGS CARVINGS SNOWSNOW CARVINGS CARVINGS GIANTGIANT ICE ICE SLIDE SLIDE CHILDREN’SCHILDREN’S PLAY PLAY AREA AREA LIVELIVE MUSIC MUSIC FASHIONFASHION FOODFOOD ANDAND MORE! MORE! EndEnd of ofSteel Steel Park Park GatewayGateway Blvd Blvd & &Tommy Tommy Banks Banks Way Way EdmontonEdmonton PRESENTEDPRESENTED BY: BY: WWW.STAYEDMONTONSOUTH.COMWWW.STAYEDMONTONSOUTH.COM travelalberta.com 5 SKI LOCAL THIS WINTER slopes! These calm corners are far less FAMILY TIME intimidating and ideal for taking up skiing IN ALBERTA or snowboarding with your whole family. Almost all the hills offer a ski/snowboard included. If you’re like me, it’s definitely school and some include private lessons. worth visiting some of Alberta’s not-so- intimidating local slopes. Rural ski areas Calling all Freestylers offer great value, fewer line-ups and a place Several of the rural hills also have state of to practice without all the pressure. the art terrain parks complete with half pipes and even natural luge tracks. These are Starting Out or Starting Over Maybe you’re just learning to ski or By Colleen Seto snowboard, or it’s been a while since you Flying down the mountain, plunging strapped on the ol’ planks. Or maybe you through fresh powder and weaving around want to introduce your little ones to skiing sky-scraping trees, I think, “Wow, Alberta without breaking the bank or worrying they’ll has the best skiing and snowboarding in get swallowed up by a massive mountain. the world!” At least, I would think that if I Whatever the case, Alberta’s rural ski hills wasn’t white-knuckling it all the way down are calling your name. the mountain, praying that I make it to the Away from our mountain parks, there bottom in one piece. are more than 20 ski areas for all levels Let’s face it. Not everyone is ready to hurl of expertise, not just my own personal themselves down the world’s best, myself favourites – beginner zones and bunny 6 travelalberta.com great places to practice your tricks, catch some air, and if you’re feeling gutsy, take a Camrose shot at the 360. in Here are a Few Action Freestyler Favourites: • Vista Ridge, near Fort McMurray vistaridge.ab.ca | 780-743-8651 • Nighthawk Recreation Area, outside Grande Prairie gonitehawk.com | 888-754-6778 • Tawatinaw Valley, in Westlock skitawatinawvalley.com | 866-698-2212 Ski by Night Inhaling the crisp night air as I carve, or more SOME LOCAL FAN FAVOURITES: precisely, snowplow my way down the slopes is something I really enjoy. One of the biggest Pass Powderkeg Ski Area, Winter Events in Camrose perks of rural ski hills is night skiing, which Crowsnest Pass Festival of Trees -Nov. 23-25 adds a whole new dimension of excitement, passpowderkeg.com | not to mention convenience – there’s nothing 403-562-8334 Canadian Bull Congress - better than getting in a few runs after a long day parked in front of a computer.
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