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
Johnston Canyon is a highlight for many on their trip to Banff and it's an easy Banff hike good for families. Read for tips great tips for this lovely hike.| The Banff Blog
Two Jack Lake is a picturesque emerald green lake in Banff National Park with a sweeping view of Mount Rundle and plenty of activities to enjoy.| The Banff Blog
Morant's Curve is a scenic viewpoint near Lake Louise of a dramatic bend along the Bow River where trains pass through the Canadian Rockies. As trains pass| The Banff Blog
If you have plans to visit Banff in September, you are in for a real big treat. Many consider September one of the best times to visit the Canadian Rockies,| 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
Built in 2010 to celebrate Banff's 125th birthday, The Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail is a 26.8 km paved pathway from the Bow Valley Parkway in Banff to Canmore.| The Banff Blog
The hike to the Lake Agnes Teahouse is a classic in Banff National Park provides access to stunning natural landscapes and finishes at a historic teahouse.| The Banff Blog
One of the best times to experience Johnston Canyon is in the winter! It may be cold, but you'll see the stunning falls, without all the crowds that summer in| 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
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
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
Whether you are visiting the Rocky Mountains for the first time or know the area like the back of your hand, I cannot recommend a stay at Baker Creek Mountain| The Banff Blog
