[2025 Improvement District No. 9 ] Travel Guide for Hoodoos Trail (Updated Mar)

The Bow River is a river in Alberta, Canada. It is a tributary of the South Saskatchewan River and is considered the source of the Nelson River. There are many reeds growing on both sides of the Bow River. These reeds are used by local Indians and other indigenous people to make bows, so it is named Bow River. The picture was taken near Hoodoos Viewpoint on the Banff National Park on the Bow River. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #NationalPark #RockyMountains #Forest #River #canadatravel #OutdoorPlaces

Hey guys, Canada in winter is waiting for you to explore! This 6-day detailed guide will take you to appreciate its ice and snow scenery and become your indispensable winter travel guide! -- Located in the northeastern part of the North American continent, Canada, affectionately known as the Land of the Maple Leaf🍁, has a rich historical heritage and diverse regional styles. Whether you are walking on the charming streets of Quebec 🏞️, admiring the magnificent scenery of the Rocky Mountains 🏔️, or experiencing the modern prosperity of skyscrapers in downtown Toronto 🏙️, you can deeply feel the charm of Canada everywhere. -- 🍁Itinerary: Day 1: Hometown—Calgary 🚌Departing from the original place, the first stop is Calgary, which is full of modern atmosphere. Day 2: Sulfur Mountain - Banff Sulfur Mountain Gondola - Hoodoos Trail - Bow River Falls - Surprise Point - Johnston Canyon 🌄 Watch the sunrise over Sulfur Mountain through the cable car window, then walk through the mysterious Hoodoos Trail, and continue to be amazed by the magnificent views of Bow River Falls, Surprise Point and Johnston Canyon! Day 3: Bow Lake – Peyto Lake – Athabasca Falls 🛶Experience the fun of water recreation, from Bow Lake to Peyto Lake, to the spectacular Athabasca Falls, and enjoy the scenery of the lakes and mountains for a day. Day 4: Elf Island—Maligne Canyon 🌲 Visit the mysterious Elf Island, and then go deep into Maligne Canyon to experience the uncanny workmanship of nature. Day 5: Lake Louise—Moraine Lake—Emerald Lake—Natural Bridge 🌈 Walk through the colorful Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake and the unique Natural Bridge, leaving behind beautiful scenery and memories along the way. Day 6: Horseshoe Canyon—Royal Tyrrell Museum of Canada—Hoodoos Trail 🏞️ Passing Horseshoe Canyon, visiting the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Canada, and challenging the Hoodoos Trail again, this trip to Canada will come to a successful conclusion. -- Must-see attractions: 🌊Lake Louise: Who can resist the pearl-clear water of the lake, crystal clear to the bottom, reflecting beauty like a mirror. 🗻Moraine Lake: Do you want to see the blue-green lake like emerald? Crystal clear, sparkling and surrounded by ten peaks, it is like a gem hidden among the mountains. 💦Bow River Falls: Standing in Banff National Park, looking at Bow River Falls, the river forms an arch along the mountain, and the water droplets splash, as if you have traveled to a fairy tale world. 🌋Sulfur Mountain: Do you want to see the magician who turns the emerald green of the mountain into brilliant colors? Sulfur Mountain is waiting for you there. The magnificent scenery is like a natural oil painting, which will make you linger. 💍Emerald Lake: Imagine walking by a lake surrounded by mountains on a hot summer day. The lake water sparkles like emerald, which is intoxicating. -- Travel tips: 🎀 1️⃣December climate: Winter has arrived in Canada. The snow is falling, and the aurora against the night sky is even more beautiful. Wearing warm clothes is a must! ❄️️‍🔥 2️⃣Specialty prices: Vancouver is a paradise for seafood, and the prices are moderate, haha, remember to try it! 🦞️🍽️ 3️⃣ Airport transportation: There are convenient subways and buses from the airport to the city. No need to worry, just plan your itinerary carefully! 🚇️🚌 4️⃣The exchange rate between the local currency and the RMB: It is recommended to pay attention to the exchange rate changes in advance. Generally speaking, the exchange rate of the Canadian dollar to the RMB is about 1:5! 💰️🎯️ -- In this Canada, which is full of unknowns and possibilities, there are stories worth exploring in every corner! Remember to bring the love in your heart and let your youth bloom here!

How should you plan your trip to Canada? This 6-day travel guide will help you explore Canada without any detours. Save it now! -------- 🚁 Itinerary: DAY 1: Home -> Calgary Fly to Calgary and get ready for an exciting trip to Canada! 🛫 DAY 2: Sulphur Mountain -> Banff Gondola -> Hoodoos Trail -> Bow Falls -> Surprise Corner -> Johnston Canyon Take the gondola up Sulphur Mountain and enjoy the stunning mountain views. Then, hike the Hoodoos Trail and explore the unique landforms. Next, visit Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, and Johnston Canyon to experience the wonders of nature. 🏞️ DAY 3: Bow Lake -> Peyto Lake -> Athabasca Falls Visit the picturesque Bow Lake and Peyto Lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Then, head to Athabasca Falls and feel the majestic power of the waterfall. 🌊 DAY 4: Spirit Island -> Maligne Canyon Visit the mysterious Spirit Island and experience the magical scenery. Then, head to Maligne Canyon and enjoy the magnificent and tranquil canyon. 🏝️ DAY 5: Lake Louise -> Moraine Lake -> Emerald Lake -> Natural Bridge Visit the famous Lake Louise and Moraine Lake and immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery. Then, visit Emerald Lake and Natural Bridge and experience the wonders of nature. 💧 DAY 6: Horseshoe Canyon -> Royal Tyrrell Museum -> Hoodoos Trail Visit Horseshoe Canyon and enjoy the unique canyon scenery. Then, head to the Royal Tyrrell Museum and learn about the local history and culture. Finally, hike the Hoodoos Trail again and relive the beauty of the unique landforms. 🏜️ -------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Canada Packing List 📞 Prepare a SIM card so you don't have to worry about communication abroad. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to adapt to the local power supply. 🪪 Passport, visa, and driver's license. Make sure you have all your documents. 🧥 It's cold in Canada in December, so don't forget to bring a thick coat and down jacket. 🥾 Snow boots are non-slip, warm, and practical. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your devices charged. -------- 🌟 Don't forget to follow me for more exciting travel guides to Canada! 🌟

Today, let's take you to Drumheller, Canada, which is near Calgary. This is a wonderful place full of ancient secrets 😜. This article introduces the attractions here, making it perfect for a half-day to one-day tour! If you are passing through Calgary on your way to Banff National Park, why not stop by and take a look? The scenery is absolutely unique! 📍🌟🌟Drumheller is located near Calgary in central-western Canada and is known as the "Dinosaur Capital." The unique geology here, with sandstone canyons, peculiar landforms, and abundant fossils, is simply a paradise for paleontologists and archaeologists. 📍🌟Famous Royal Tyrell Museum This museum is world-renowned for its rich collection of dinosaur fossils. The various lifelike dinosaur fossils make you feel as if you have traveled back to prehistoric times. The exhibitions not only showcase the diversity of dinosaurs but also display different biological fossils according to Earth's evolution and different periods. It is one of the best dinosaur museums in the world! Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Plesiosaurus, Pterodactyl, Tyrannosaurus, Hadrosaurus, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, from the Paleozoic to the Mesozoic, Triassic to Jurassic to Cretaceous, all the way to modern times. 📍🌟Right at the entrance of the museum is the famous badland lookout, Royal Tyrrell Museum Lookout. You can walk up to overlook the entire area, with distant mountains and layered structures, spectacular and magical. The red and gray rock layers, weathered and eroded over thousands of years, form various shapes, some like spires, some like ridges, and some like cliffs, making you feel like you are on the surface of Mars! 📍🌟Hiking Route: Badlands Interpretive Trail, a simple 1-mile route where you can walk into the badlands and admire the layered rocks and peaks up close, perfect for taking beautiful photos! 📍🌟Hoodoos Trail, a short hiking spot with parking, where you can see some wind-eroded rock towers, very interesting. Willow Creek Hoodoos stone pillars and stone forest 📍🌟Horseshoe Canyon Other attractions, if you have time, you can check out: 📍Orkney Viewpoint 📍Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site 📍Midland Provincial Park, which also has many geological wonders and hiking trails 📍World's Largest Dinosaur sculpture 📍The Little Church in the desert

It was amazing to see the phenomenon in Canada!!! It may take a while to climb up but it all worth the time and effort to reach the top for the breath-taking views. Do geared up with proper hiking shoes given the trail is steep and slippery, in particular going down. Climbing up is still manageable but it takes much longer to get down. #familytrip #drumheller #triptocalgary