A Complete Guide to the Wildlife in Banff
The Canadian Rockies are home to an incredible range of wildlife - from the feisty pika to symbolic beavers to commanding predators like bears, wolves, and| The Banff Blog
The Canadian Rockies are home to an incredible range of wildlife - from the feisty pika to symbolic beavers to commanding predators like bears, wolves, and| The Banff Blog
The Bow Valley Parkway (or the 1A) is a road that every visitor to Banff National Park should drive on at least once. Before the Trans Canada, the Bow Valley| The Banff Blog
Many people wonder whether it’s possible to visit Banff without a car. The short answer is absolutely! In fact, depending on your trip timeline and| The Banff Blog
There's only one word to describe Banff in July - stunning. July is one of the best times to visit the Canadian Rockies if you're after sunshine, warmth, and| The Banff Blog
If you plan on visiting Banff in May, you have picked an excellent off-season month. Banff in May isn't your typical time to visit Banff. The month is far| The Banff Blog
Looking for the best things to do in Lake Louise in winter? We love Lake Louise all year round, but I particularly love Lake Louise in winter.| The Banff Blog
The Parks Canada Lake Louise shuttle system undergoes some changes every year, but we still believe it is the best way to guarantee you see beautiful Lake| The Banff Blog
Whether you're a local or a visitor, biking in Banff is one of the best things to do come springtime. Between mid-April and October, you'll often find us on| The Banff Blog
There is no shortage of epic drives in the Canadian Rockies. As soon as you drive through these vast mountains, you'll be met with some of the highest peaks| The Banff Blog
We love visiting Moraine Lake! Despite its huge popularity, even as locals, we still find ourselves here multiple times a summer. Over the years, we have| The Banff Blog
We often get asked how to get to Moraine Lake. Now more than ever, as no more private parking is offered at this stunning lake in Banff. Thankfully, seeing| The Banff Blog
The Athabasca Glacier is a massive glacial toe to the expansive Columbia Icefield that sits on Canada's British Columbia/Alberta border. It is arguably the| The Banff Blog
It's hard to get anything better than Banff in the summer. The temperature is perfect, the sun is shining, and the famous glacial-fed blue lakes are| The Banff Blog
Here is the best Banff itinerary including things to do, Banff travel tips, a packing list, car rental tips, and the best time to visit Banff.| The Banff Blog
Mount Athabasca looms over one of the most popular attractions on the famed Icefields Parkway, but only a few get to see the view from the top. To reach the| The Banff Blog
Out of all the Jasper lakes, Honeymoon Lake is the only one with front-country Jasper camping available. The campsites sit along the small lake, right off the| The Banff Blog
The only times we would not advise planning a Banff honeymoon are April, May, and November unless you want to visit Banff on a budget. These are off-season| The Banff Blog
Nestled right between Banff and Jasper National Park along the stunning Icefields Parkway, Glacier View Lodge stands as a testament to nature's grandeur and| The Banff Blog
Yes, you can see the northern lights in Banff! The Aurora Borealis make an appearance several times throughout the year and visitors have the best chance to| The Banff Blog
You've likely seen photos of Abraham Lake in Alberta, whether you know it or not. Abraham Lake is well known for the dizzying amount of methane ice bubbles| The Banff Blog
These easy hikes in Banff are family-friendly and great for all as we know many are not up for death-defying mountain summits in the Canadian Rockies.| The Banff Blog
