Hiking the Canadian Rockies - Immersive Traveller

Hiking to Wall Lake from Waterton to Akamina-Kishinena Parks

Alyssa / August 29, 2025

The hike to Wall Lake is stunning and surprisingly easy. The trail brings you to a vibrant blue-green lake beneath

Alyssa / August 15, 2025

This summer I got the opportunity to stay at a cabin just outside the Mount Robson Provincial Park area in

Alyssa / August 8, 2025

The Paint Pots in Kootenay National Park are a short interpretive trail off Highway 93. This trail is mostly flat,

Alyssa / August 1, 2025

Boom Lake is a fantastic trail next to the Continental Divide in Banff National Park. This trail is 5.1 km

Alyssa / July 25, 2025

Galatea Lakes is a long out-and-back trail in Spray Valley, Kananaskis. Beginning at Galatea Day Use area, you follow Galatea

Alyssa / July 25, 2025

Lillian Lake is a beautiful backcountry campground in the Spray Valley section of Kananaskis. It’s a moderate backcountry trail with

Alyssa / July 18, 2025

Raspberry Ridge is a beautiful hike in Southern Kananaskis that is often missed due to its location. I’ll admit that

Alyssa / July 11, 2025

Powderface Ridge is found in the Elbow Valley region of Kananaskis — about 25 minutes from Bragg Creek or an

Alyssa / July 4, 2025

The Plain of Six Glaciers is a popular hike beginning from Lake Louise. It’s a moderate trail that passes the

Alyssa / June 27, 2025

The mountains of Alberta and interior BC have countless stunning waterfalls. There are many waterfalls that are accessible within 500

Alyssa / June 20, 2025

Vents Ridge (also known as White Buddha) is a moderate hike in Elbow Valley that sits between the more popular

Alyssa / June 13, 2025

Banff was Canada’s first designated National Park. It encompasses 6,641 square kilometres and is situated between Jasper to the north,