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West Canada
Road trip vacations are a favorite past time for many in North America and are now popular again in today’s global travel environment.
There is no better way to see your region of the world than by taking a road-trip to your local vacation destination. Not only is this a great way to vacation but it’s also an excellent way to support local business during this time.
There are countless scenic drives all across North America for you to experience, so start planning now and map your route stop at amazing attractions along the way.
Explore the regional drive to vacation destinations and featured resorts below, you may find your new favorite vacation destination just a road trip away.
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Food and Drink
Western Canada has a dynamic food scene, with a wide variety of influences.
When visiting these drive-to vacation destinations go for the region's specialties which include fresh seafood like cod, haddock, salmon, and the famous king crab.
You will also find several local wineries producing red and white wines but the booming micro-breweries are not to be missed.
With many restaurants now carrying a long list of local brews that change with the season, it will be hard to choose just one. -
Activities
Western Canada provides unparalleled opportunities for hiking, skiing, snow-shoeing fishing and white water rafting. making this drive-to destination a favorite for active vacationers.
Looking to kick back and relax?
British Columbia has a large number of hot springs situated in scenic areas providing a great opportunity for a therapeutic soak.
For the adventurous, the rugged Rocky Mountains provide an amazing terrain for skiers and snowboarders alike.
These mountains provide a breath-taking backdrop for any adrenaline junkie. -
Culture
Western Canada's culture combines a mix of Asian, European and First Nations influences.
Today, western Canada is home to more than 200 First Nations whose traditions can be enjoyed through continued art, food, cultural experiences and guided tours.
Larger cities like Vancouver are home to world-renowned art galleries and museums that celebrate the cities' cultural diversity.
Featured Local Resorts
Paradise Canyon Golf Resort
Lethbridge, Alberta, CanadaParadise Canyon Golf Resort sits on the banks of the Old Man River in a secluded canyon just outside of Lethbridge, Alberta. This resort offers a seven-month golf season, and its course falls within the top four percent in Canada. Paradise Canyon's studio units and one- and two-bedroom golf villas are elegantly appointed with full kitchens, numerous televisions and beautiful fireplaces, perfect for taking the chill off the cool Canadian nights. On-site amenities include a restaurant with an outdoor terrace, a sparkling swimming pool with a spectacular view of the mountains and plenty of poolside seating, a hot tub, fitness center, tennis courts, driving range, and a putting green, ideal for practicing your swing. The resort's biggest draw, however, is its championship course. Protected by the hills and cliffs of the river, Paradise Canyon is an oasis in southern Alberta, with "heart-pounding" fairways and unmatched vistas. Be sure to take a break from golfing, though, and visit other area attractions, including the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, the Galt Museum, Waterton Lakes National Park, Glacier National Park and Banff National Park. No matter where you go and what you see, at the end of the day, you'll still love coming "home" to your villa and the links at Paradise Canyon Golf Resort!