The 2008 Southwest Alberta Vacation Guide is our annual guide to everything that the Southwestern Alberta region has to offer!

We publish 125,000 copies of the Alberta South West Vacation Guide.  They are distributed throughout North America as well as the international tourist market.

We are now pleased to offer the guide to you in PDF format, right here on our website.  You can choose to download the entire guide, or just the sections of the town and cities you desire.

Click here to download the entire 2008 Southwest Alberta Vacation Guide in PDF format.

Or, click on the following links to download a PDF version of the cooresponding section of the guide.

Travel Activities
Travel Information
Special Places
Distance Chart & Map
Our Neighbors

Cardston Claresholm Coaldale Crowsnest Pass Fort Macleod High River Lethbridge Milk River / Warner Mountian View

Nanton Okotoks Picture Butte Pincher Creek Raymond Taber Vauxhaul Waterton Lakes

Click here to Download the PDF Version of the Guide (33MB PDF)

A friendly and growing city located in the heart of southwest Alberta at the junctions of Highways 3, 4 & 5, Lethbridge offers a wealth of attractions, services and facilities – all designed with hospitality in mind.

Lethbridge is an ideal city to visit for both adventure and relaxation. Whether you wish to experience the quiet beauty and culture of the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden or hike the extensive trail system in the nature reserve, Lethbridge has many experiences for you to enjoy.

Wonderful attractions can be found in the city sparking interest for all tastes. From the beautiful Brewery Gardens marvel at the engineering of the High Level Bridge, the longest and highest of its kind. With the breathtaking coulee walls as a backdrop, Indian Battle Park showcases the nature and history of the area with the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre, Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Centre and the Galt Museum and Archives and Archives. For art enthusiasts the Southern Alberta Art Gallery and the Bowman Arts Centre are home to changing contemporary and historical collections and programs.

New West Theatre provides live theatre performances at the Yates Memorial Centre in July and August. Rodeos, Pow-Wows, concerts, live theatre, music festivals, symphony performances, trade shows, and farmer’s markets are just some of the events that take place throughout the year.