This exciting hike leads right to a Cold War bunker which was abandoned decades ago. Kids and adults alike enjoyed this moderately easy hike through forests along a mountain side. Since it’s close to Banff, Canmore and Calgary it’s a easily accessible and fun walk for the whole family. Five hikers in our group have autism and they all loved it. Alberta is truly stunning and should be enjoyed by all - both neurotypical and neurodivergent people.
Read MoreWilliam Watson Lodge is the perfect autism getaway. It’s meant to give special needs families a place to experience camping and the outdoors while catering to their individual needs. As a parent of 3 autistic kids I love bringing my family to Kananaskis in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Alberta travel and vacations are becoming some of our favourites.
Read MoreWilliam Watson Lodge is a special needs outdoor experience for Alberta residence. The main lodge is a place where people can hold events, borrow activities and equipment, do their laundry, enjoy beautiful mountain views, make coffee, check the weather local trails, make phone calls, etc. Special needs and autism friendly travel.
Read MoreWhile exploring Kananaskis in the Canadian Rockies you’ll need to know the local stores, gas stations and restaurants. My autistic kids all enjoyed these stores and we loved getting treats together. The Rocky Mountains in Alberta are breathtaking and a must see for everyones travel bucket list. Special needs and autism friendly travel.
Read MoreThis amazing getaway in the Canadian Rockies provides a fully accessible retreat for those with special needs. Our family of 6 (3 with autism) loves spending time on the paved trails, playground, the lake shore and in the fully stocked cabins. Alberta is truly stunning and should be enjoyed by all.
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