Indigenous Tourism Alberta

Indigenous Tourism Alberta Indigenous Tourism Alberta's mission is to provide leadership in the development and marketing of authentic Indigenous tourism experiences.

04/28/2026

Join for a guided Indigenous snowshoe experience, just 40- minutes east of Edmonton.

Led by Métis guide Keith Diakiw, this experience blends Indigenous storytelling, land teachings, wildlife knowledge, and quiet moments like sipping muskeg tea and watching the sun set.

Book directly with Talking Rock Tours and save this for when you need some time to reconnect with the outdoors.

03/21/2026

How are you welcoming the Spring Equinox?

For many Indigenous cultures across Canada, this isn’t just the start of a new season; it’s a time of renewal, balance, and awakening. The land begins to bloom, and you’re invited to do the same. To slow down. To listen. To step back into relationship with nature.

and her family show you what happens when you trade a busy schedule for an overnight stay at

Through storytelling, land-based learning, and moments shared in the forest, you begin to see the land differently. Maybe more importantly, you watch your family experience it too. You notice more. You feel more. You reconnect not just with the seasons and the teachings, but with each other.

Today we celebrate the outstanding Indigenous, women-owned businesses across Alberta. We celebrate the women who open th...
03/08/2026

Today we celebrate the outstanding Indigenous, women-owned businesses across Alberta. We celebrate the women who open their doors, share their stories, and welcome visitors onto their land.

Through guided walks, fashion, food, wellness, and so many more cultural experiences. Here are some of the incredible women-led experiences across the province:

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03/05/2026

If you’re spending a weekend in Edmonton, make time for Paper Birch by inside the .

Award-winning Indigenous chef Shane Chartrand serves up Indigenous-inspired comfort food using fresh, local ingredients. Think smash burgers, breakfast wraps, and bannock bits with haskap berry sauce (a must).

Save this for your next weekend brunch stop.

03/02/2026

True winter wellness goes deeper than the skin, it begins with nature.

Visit , located in downtown Edmonton to elevate your self-care routine.

Founded by Carrie Armstrong and guided by the teachings of healing plants and natural remedies passed down from her grandmother, mother, and aunts, the boutique blends the power of Indigenous plant knowledge with modern wellness.

Stock up on their signature Peppermint Sage collection, ground your space with a hand-poured Sweetgrass candle, or find warmth in their all-natural herbal teas, every item offers nourishment that rejuvenates the spirit.

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02/10/2026

Looking for a Valentine’s date that goes deeper than dinner reservations?

Local shows you how to plan a meaningful winter date itinerary around Edmonton area, packed with Indigenous experiences.

📍Visit chef at the

📍Snowshoe for two, guided by

Save and share this video with someone who you’d love to do this winter date with.

01/09/2026

Before it became one of the world’s rarest gemstones, Ammolite was revered by the Blackfoot people as Iniskim, the Buffalo Stone. This sacred fossil was believed to hold the power to call the buffalo and bring prosperity.

Come discover the stone and the jewelry rooted in Indigenous heritage at

📍3953 112 Ave SE #167, Calgary, AB T2C 0J4

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01/04/2026

will deepen your connection to the season, the land, and the people throughout Alberta

🎥 Video beautifully captured by Andy Nevins

12/19/2025

One of the things that most Indigenous experiences offer is a unique connection to the place.

This winter, join Brenda and Jordan from Trails on a guided medicine walk or sign up for a medicine making workshop. These experiences will help you better connect with the land, and allow you to learn about the traditional use of plants for food and medicine.

🎥 Video beautifully captured by Andy Nevins

12/12/2025

Meet Jason Carter, a Cree visual artist behind Carter-Ryan Gallery & Live Art Venue.

After a day spent skiing in the wilds of Banff National Park, the Carter-Ryan Gallery in Banff is a great spot to warm up and re-energize. The gallery also hosts numerous live theatrical events throughout the year that give a new dimension to your Banff trip.



🎥 Video beautifully captured by Andy Nevins.

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