The Top 20 Gorges in Alberta

There is a short and easy path along the Athabasca Canyon, it's rather a walk than a hike. Also it's most likely that there will be lots of tourists visiting … read more

The lower Johnston Falls are very easy to reach, but a completely wet experience. Plan this trip as a "day off" or an easy start before moving on to more … read more

A breathtaking canyon with swirls, waterfalls, ice and rocks. Several bridges lead over the canyon, so you can even better look down into the gorge. At one point, the Maligne … read more

From the bridge you have a wonderful view down into the canyon, provided you don't suffer from vertigo.

The lower waterfalls of Johnston Canyon can be photographed from a platform or a small cave.

The gorge itself is not breathtaking, but is still worth a visit.

It was a great experience to hike through the canyon to the waterfall. In the middle of June there was still ice in the canyon. It was fun.

A nice off-shoot from the River Valley trails, and a good connector to points south-east in the City. Millcreek Ravine comes up at the Argyll Velodrome.

Very cool spot where the river disappears into a deep chasm, and has an old bridge from 1935 going over it. Great spot for some history!