Alberta Highway 22, the Cowboy Trail, is the scenic route to Longview, although simply calling it scenic is greatly understating things. Looming to the west of Alberta’s foothills country, ...

Along the 280-kilometre journey, you can stop and see the Weeping Wall, the Athabasca Glacier and Lake Louise. Big Hill & Big ...

Just as the sun peaked above the plains, I wandered to the edge of the bluff and peered into the peaceful valley below. A ...

A large rock cairn with a plaque on it marks the place where Alberta’s legendary Black cowboy, John Ware, bought his first ranch in 1887. It’s one of the many sites to be discovered on an Alberta road ...

We’re on a journey along the Cowboy Trail through Alberta, and when we say we’re immersing ourselves in cowboy culture, we mean it. Back-Country Horse Ride along the Cowboy Trail through ...

As many ingredients as possible are sourced along the Cowboy Trail, a stretch of Highway 22 between the Rockies and Canadian prairie, the heart of Alberta ranch country, where Mendelman grew up.

Get a taste of Canada’s mountainous backcountry province of Alberta through ... 22 — also known as the Cowboy Trail — at the foot ... by peaks and patchworked with hiking trails.