More than a century old, Banff National Park continues to attract visitors year-round to explore its natural landmarks and beauty such as the Mistaya River, which flows from Peyto Lake and through ...

Banff and Lake Louise may be within a national park, but there’s everything you might expect from a resort town, from ...

Banff National Park in Alberta ... The largest lake in the park, Emerald Lake, earned its name by its emerald green hue. You can ski or hike the easy 3.2-mile trail around the lake or take ...

For the thrill-seekers, white-water rafting in the challenging rapids or horseback riding through the lush green ... for skiing. Banff & Lake Louise Tourism, 2019 Survey. Banff National Park ...

These dramatic 181 miles of Alberta—passing through and by Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho, and Banff National Parks plus ... Paddle the opaque aquamarine waters of Lake Louise. Bike here?

The town of Banff is small and snuggled in a small mountain valley in Banff National Park in western ... town along the Trans-Canada Highway, and Lake Minnewanka are popular hiking spots.