Travel Guide for Banff National Park & the Canadian Rockies
Hiking Cory Pass in Banff National Park is a great hike for those that have some energy and don’t mind steep and varied terrain. There is Aspens forest starting off then some Douglas for and a variety of pine and mixed forest as you climb up. In this video we do the hike to a…
Read here about the luxurious Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Banff National Park.
Humans have lived in Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies for more than 10,000 years, from the First Nations peoples to its current residents today.
Banff town’s Cave and Basin National Historic Site of Canada and its hot springs commemorate the birth of not only Banff National Park, but Canada’s National Park System.
Skiing in Banff; it’s what we do here in winter. So when you’re not on the slopes or relaxing in your boutique hotel, visit the Canadian Ski Museum West. in Cascade Plaza shopping mall.
You can promise the kids that they will see plenty of wildlife and learn a lot about history, biology, and ecology at the Banff Park Museum of Banff, Canada.
Weddings in Banff are more than splendid scenery and awe-inspiring mountains. They are about enjoying a life experience with that special someone.
That’s another great thing about a wedding in Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies: the outdoor recreation activities for your guests are endless.
What’s one of the best things about a wedding in Banff National Park or elsewhere in the Canadian Rockies? Your honeymoon – it begins right after saying “I do.”
What could make your Banff National Park wedding more special than floating above the stunning Canadian Rockies? Try a helicopter ride for a unique wedding!