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Alberta climate

The best time to book flights to Alberta is during the summer months, when the days are warm and the evenings are cool. Canadian winters are cold with heavy snowfalls, particularly in the Rockies.

Best Time to Fly to Alberta

Alberta features some of Canada’s most famous and breathtaking scenery, so your travelpreferences will dictate the best time to book flights to Alberta.

Peak Season:

Mid-summer is generally the busiest time to visit Alberta; school is out, families are on vacation and the outdoor activities are endless. Most US travelers book Alberta flights toBanff for a central location to all the provinces’ sites, but planning is essential. Banff fills up quickly during the summer months so booking flights and lodging in advance is necessary.

Off Season:

The Rocky Mountains play a large part to Alberta’s natural scenery, and offer amazing ski options for winter travelers. However, heavy snowfall is common in the region and parts of the mountain areas shut down, so travelers seeking cheapflights to Alberta during the winter months need to plan ahead.

Getting around Alberta

Driving through Alberta is the easiest way to get around, but don’t forget your map. If you’re traveling in the mountains, bring extra blankets, warm clothes and check for spare tires before you hit the road. Always call ahead and check on weather conditions in the area you’re destined to go.

Flights from Alberta to other Canadian provinces are available from Calgary International Airport.

Alberta Travel Information

• Explore the heart of Alberta’s mountain regions in Banff or Jasper national parks. Rentals for campsites, outfitters and trekking are available in Banff, Jasper, or Lake Louise. There are plenty of options for getting around Alberta if you don’t want to walk. Hop on a horse and take an afternoon trail ride. Gondolas are located in Jasper, Banff, and Lake Louise to take travelers to the mountaintops. Scenic cruises on Lake Minnewanka and Maligne Lake offer a great sightseeing experience without the work of a whitewater-rafting trip.
• If you book flights to Alberta in the winter, make sure to stop in Banff for the annual Banff Winter Festival. Usually taking place in Jan.-Feb, the Banff Winter Festival is nine days of winter extravaganzas featuring ice sculptures, ski races and more.
• There is no shortage of winter fun in Alberta. Head to Lake Louise for Ice Magic, the annual international ice sculpture competition and exhibition held in Banff National Park.