Kananaskis

Kananaskis has served as a mountain recreation heartland within Alberta since the late 20th century. This Canadian Rockies region lies west of Calgary, where the Kananaskis River passes through valleys framed by limestone summits and conifer forest. Kananaskis Country was created by the Alberta government in 1978, bringing together parks and public recreation lands across a broad section of the eastern Rockies. Around Kananaskis Village, trails, campgrounds and winter facilities provide access to the terrain, while routes through the Bow Valley link the area with Banff National Park. Wildlife habitat is central to its character, so seasonal closures and trail rules are part of responsible travel. Find related webcams in the surrounding Alberta Rockies to build a fuller picture of Kananaskis.

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