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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 sparkling. People flock from all over the world to see the Canadian Rockies in the summer months.
June through September is a busy time in the park, but there’s a good reason for it, as all adventure activities are on ...
We love to recommend both the Sunshine Meadows Summer Gondola and the Banff Gondola to visitors looking to take a gondola ride in Banff National Park. While you could take both gondola rides, most visitors choose to pick one for their trip to the Canadian Rockies. As the two offer different experiences, it’s generally an easy decision to make for most with some guidance.
...Takakkaw Falls is the most stunning waterfall in the Canadian Rockies and one of the most beautiful waterfalls in BC. In fact, it’s actually the second-highest waterfall in all of Canada! It’s well worth a stop for any visitor to the Rockies, especially if you are already nearby at Emerald Lake or Lake Louise in Banff.
Seeing Takakkaw Falls is one of the best things...
The Bow Valley Parkway, or the 1A, is a road every visitor should find themselves on at least once. What is the Bow Valley Parkway? Before the Trans Canada Highway, the Bow Valley Parkway was the original road linking Banff and Lake Louise in the early 1900s.
Now, this 50km road is primarily used for sightseeing and outdoor recreation. It’s one of the most ...
The Bow Valley Parkway (or the 1A) is a road that every visitor to Banff National Park should drive on at least once. Before the Trans Canada, the Bow Valley Parkway was the original road linking Banff and Lake Louise in the early 1900s.
Now, it’s a road primarily used for sightseeing and outdoor recreation and is a great alternative to the Trans-Canada when connect...