Alberta Canada seems like an awesome vacation destination

[SteveBrickNJ]

I am impressed by the numerous natural beauty options that Alberta Canada "offers" to visitors.
My wife and I are putting Alberta Canada on our list of future places to travel to.
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https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g154909-Activities-Alberta.html

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Does anyone have something they would like to share on the topic?

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

No one responded to my August 24th thread here. So either:
1) None of the 223 views of this thread yielded anyone who has been there.
or
2) If anyone who viewed this thread has been there, they were not inspired to share on this thread.
Oh well

 

[trr1]

No one responded to my August 24th thread here. So either:
1) None of the 223 views of this thread yielded anyone who has been there.
or
2) If anyone who viewed this thread has been there, they were not inspired to share on this thread.
Oh well

I have never been out of the United States

 

[Figgy1]

Sorry but my goal is to never head somewhere colder than where I currently have to reside

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Sorry but my goal is to never head somewhere colder than where I currently have to reside

Your post is fun....yet in all seriousness: Canada in July and August is lovely.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Your post is fun....yet in all seriousness: Canada in July and August is lovely.

I just googled the average high temperature for Vancouver in July.
Google displays "72F".
That's kind of like when I was in Ireland last summer.

 

[Figgy1]

I just googled the average high temperature for Vancouver in July.
Google displays "72F".
That's kind of like when I was in Ireland last summer.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Are you in the greater Cincinnati area? A suburb?
Aren't you a tad bit cooler on average than me? Just a tad?

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Are you in the greater Cincinnati area? A suburb?
Aren't you a tad bit cooler on average than me? Just a tad?

Cincinnati's average high in July is 86F
Brick NJ's average high in July is also 86F
Hmmm....just the same.
I enjoy 72F though.
No need for Air Conditioning.
No need for heat.
I find it to be perfect.
Everybody's different.
@MinnieM123 would say that 72F is a heat wave
She prefers 32F?

 

[Figgy1]

Are you in the greater Cincinnati area? A suburb?
Aren't you a tad bit cooler on average than me? Just a tad?

I'm about an hour NW of you and go to Florida in summer for the weather

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I'm about an hour NW of you and go to Florida in summer for the weather

Ok. I think I got you confused with another poster who has been off wdwmagic for over a year. Sorry for my error.

 

[Wendy Pleakley]

That's a lot of drone footage, so it's not a realistic look at what most tourists will see I imagine.

Not to sound discouraging.

I was in Alberta in 2020.

Banff was beautiful and the Dinosaur museum was amazing. I'm also a fan of the themed rooms at the Fantasyland Hotel at West Edmonton Mall.