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Maligne Lake is a lake located in Jasper National Park, Alberta. It is the largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies and one of the most ‘picturesque’. It is famous among tourists for photography, biking, hiking, and cross -country skiing.Campgrounds are offered on the lake but are only accessible by water and there is no road access and that’s why paddle boating is one of the famous activities in this gorgeous lake. Visit their official website to plan your visit. http...s://www.banffjaspercollection.com//maligne-lake-cruise/ @bewill__ @lifestyleismypassion @marianamribas @charminginnsab #malignelake #yeg #yegbeauty #alberta #albertaparks #albertaviews #albertatourism #explore #naturelover

POST 3 of 3 Seeking out an outdoor Adventure in Edmonton? CHECK OUT THESE TWO SPOTS. 1. Elk Island National Park is a national park located Thirty-five minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is the cornerstone of Canada’s bison conservation that helped to bring back this magnificent animal from near extinction, so it is easy to spot a bison herd in Elk Island National Park. In addition to being an important refuge for bison, elk and more than 250 bird species, Elk Isl...and National Park is also an oasis of calm for day picnickers and overnight campers alike. Elk Island National Park is also a designated dark-sky preserve, meaning it is an area that restricts artificial light pollution. The purpose of dark-sky reserve is to promote astronomy, and due to this Elk Island National Park is particularly famous among overnight campers those indulge in stargazing. The Park also offers various activities that tourists can enjoy such as day-hiking, canoeing, cycling, etc. The Park is open daily all year round but some services are availablY only during summer. And for extra information about COVID rules, check out their official website https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/elkisland 2. North Saskatchewan River Valley It is North America’s largest stretch of urban parkland. You can access the river valley across various points through the city. It’s 22 times the size of New York City's Central Park, there are tons to explore and one of the go to places in Edmonton if you love outdoor adventures. Edmonton's river valley and park systems have 150 kilometres of trails scattered throughout the city just waiting to be used. Travelers can jog or stroll through the winding paths and find themselves surrounded by wildlife and beautiful views of the cityscape or if you're an adrenaline junkie, choose to ride off the beaten path and pedal off-road on your mountain bike. Visitors can also cruise through the trails by foot, canoe, fatbike, snowshoe, cross-country ski or even segway. #ElkIslandNationalPark #Edmonton #discoveredmonton #Alberta #Nationalpark #hiking #Camping #Stargazing #Bison #CanadiancRuising #NorthSaskatchewanRivervalleyIt

PART 2 of 3 Featuring the best Eateries in Edmonton: GlobeandMail hailed Duchess Bake Shop as "one of the world's best bakeries." Everything is made from scratch. Customers go crazy for their Macaroons, and their best seller is the Salted Caramel. Be sure to stop by to try a Canadian-made Macaroons.... RGE Rd & Corso32 are named by CBC news as Edmonton's Best Restaurant of the decade. RGE Rd offers a taste of western Canadian cuisine. Their menu is dictated by the season. Right now, they have their Fall menu. On the other hand, Corso 32 is a traditional Italian restaurant. It is owned by Corso Group, which has other properties right next door Bar Bricco and Uccellino. Swipe left to drool over their food selection and visit their Instagram page. Corso 32 & Bar Bricco is currently closed. So be sure to follow their Instagram to get updates. Let us know where your next date night spot is. It looks like downtown Edmonton got you covered. :) #YEG #Edmonton #discoveredmonton #Alberta #restaurant #bakery #foodie #foodaddict #yeggers #yummy #delicious #Italiancuisine #canadian

PART 1 of 3 Edmonton is Alberta's Capital. This is the only city with a perfect blend of city life and outdoor adventure. Swipe Right to see our Top 2 "must-visit" when in Edmonton.... ...How many shopping malls can brag they have the world's largest indoor amusement park, the largest indoor lake, largest indoor wave pool, a skating rink, and a zoo? Oh, and over 800 shops and 100 eating establishments? Only one. 1. The West Edmonton Mall (at over 5.3 million square feet) is the biggest shopping mall in North America and is an area of a small town. Whether you fancy learning to ice skate, want to play mini-golf, ride a roller coaster or just shop the day away, you're never short on things to see and do at this massive shopping centre. In fact, you could spend an entire weekend in the West Edmonton Mall, and only scratch the surface of what there is to discover. World Waterpark is one of the largest waterparks IN THE WORLD. Featuring 17 slides and a wave pool with waves reaching 6 feet. The water park has a capacity of 3000 guests, but this past summer, they had to reduce their capacity to allow for a safe social distancing. And a perfect time for Halloween, the World Waterpark is hosting a Halloween Party. Go to http://tickets.wem.ca to purchase your tickets for a Spooky Night at the waterpark. 2. Muttart Conservatory is a botanical garden in a glass pyramid. It features more than 7000 species of plants in 3 regulates biomes and a feature biome-located inside the pyramid. It's currently close for Rehabilitation work and will reopen in early 2021. Grab your plant lovers and plan for a visit as soon as they resume their operation. @danschyk @queenoflens__ Visit the city's official website to learn more about Edmonton https://exploreedmonton.com #yeg #exploreedmonton #edmonton #westedmontonmall #WEM #worldwaterpark #muttartconservatory

Hey guys, It’s Shreerag here. If you are looking to fool(too early for April Fools) your friends, show them this photo and tell them, I hiked all the way up for this epic photo, you only have to walk 2.9 km to get to the Summit!!!" Visit Alberta and be ready with your lenses because Peyto lake will leave you mesmerized with its serene beauty. The picturesque landscape makes a perfect portrait shot. Hike up to the Bow Summit, the highest point in the Canadian Rockies . Pey...to is open all season. So get your skis ready and ski down from the Summit in the winter. All you have to do is grab your hiking shoes/ski and your TRAVEL BUDDY. But, we will have to wait until Spring 2021 because the Lake is currently closed. Be sure to keep this on your bucket list, its one you cannot miss while you're in Alberta. For now, why don’t you tag your travel buddy? @lmce46nj #HTOM5003 #remembertobreathe #travelalberta #peytolake #landscape #Alberta #albertaviews #albertanice #canada #fallincanada