A winter stay at Mount Engadine Lodge in Kananaskis Country

Tales of epic winter trails, mountain scenes, and delicious eats at this rustic Alberta getaway

By Brad Asselstine

Mount Engadine Lodge, a rustic hideaway deep in Kananaskis Country, Alta. (Photo: Paul Zizka)

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Featured partner: Blachford Lake Lodge 
 

Since 1981, Blachford Lake Lodge has been operating in the rugged wilderness of Canada’s North. Perched on a rock knoll overlooking Blachford Lake, this serene getaway is only a half-hour bush plane from Yellowknife, N.W.T. and is the ideal place for aurora viewing and wildlife watching. Summer activities include fishing, SUP boarding, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and more. In the winter, guests can experience ice skating, igloo building, kick sledding and other snow-related activities. In 2011, Blachford Lake Lodge was pleased to host the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as part of the 2011 Royal visit to Canada.