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…
Soo many great hikes in the Canadian Rockies that take you to beautiful areas. One that isn’t too busy and is overlooked is Lake Annette. A 6 km hike into lake Annette ( one way). The hike starts at a parking lot not far from the entrance of Moraine lake road. The hike is fairly…
Canadian Rockies Ski Town: Fernie, BC Fernie is a really beautiful quaint little town. It is often perceived as ‘just a ski resort town’ but this couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, a lot of people come for the winter and end up staying for the summer. It is the kind of place…
Hiking in Banff National Park, Alberta Yamnuska Mountain Adventures have a ton of guided backpacking and camping trips in the Canadian Rockies but what if you want to organize your own? No problems. Whether it be for a family reunion, corporate gig or just a chance to head out with some buddies for a healthy…
Read here about guided walking tours up to the Athabasca Glacier on the Columbia Icefield in Banff National Park.
Hiking Trails in Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies According to legend (that I made up), the Canadian Rockies were crafted by the bearded man in the sky for hiking, backpacking and camping. If this legend was true, then Yamnuska Mountain Adventures would be the church for outdoor activities in Canmore, Banff and the…
Hike Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada Banff National Park covers a 6,641 square km (2,564 square mi.) area of unparalleled mountain scenery in the heart of the magnificent Canadian Rockies. Besides glaciers, icefields, some of the tallest peaks and most beautiful lakes in the Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park has a trail system that…