Canadian winters are not for the faint of heart, especially in the Canadian Rocky mountains. I’ll cover when to visit, what to expect, what to pack, and so much more, so you can decide if traveling to Banff in the winter months is the best option for you!
The best Banff souvenirs transport you back to the Canadian Rockies and you won’t regret buying them. Whether it’s through taste, art, or those cozy cabin vibes, the key is bringing back the spirit of the mountains.
There’s a unique mix of downtown city vibes with nearby nature escapes. Here are my top things to do in Calgary with some recommendations on what’s not worth it.
These are the top things to do in Banff National Park to explore the best of the Canadian Rockies. I spent a wonderful week in Banff in June discovering all it had to offer, so here were my must-dos from hikes, to viewpoints, to history!
Canmore Alberta is a small town in the Canadian Rockies. Although it isn’t technically a part of Banff National Park, there are some pretty impressive scenic spots in Canmore that are worth checking out.
Banff in June is one of the best times to visit the park (if you can). But there are a few things to know before booking a trip to Banff in June.
I was very skeptical whether the Banff Gondola in Banff National Park was worth the cost, but I was happily proven wrong. Here’s what to know!
I didn’t know what to expect from visiting Johnston Canyon and I was pleasantly surprised… but it could have easily gone the other way for us.
Depending on when you visit, your experience could be wonderful hike through a canyon, or a complete mess of waiting in lines and walking in a crowd.
The Deer Lodge Lake Louise has quite a few quirks to say the least. But the compromises were well worth it for the unbeatable location.
There’s actually more than enough things to do in Lake Louise (and around it) that I recommend spending at least one night here, if not more (p.s. this way you can also visit Lake Louise at the best time (without the crowds!).