Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Banff National Park, located in Alberta’s majestic Canadian Rockies. This UNESCO-listed park is famed for its turquoise lakes—Lake Louise and Moraine Lake—as ...

Banff National Park is the tourism hub for the province of Alberta, Canada. Because of this, there is ... 12 unique places to stay and highlights some of the best hotels in Banff, Lake Louise, ...

Photo: Banff Lake Louise Tourism/Paul Zizka Photography Immediately outside of downtown is Mt. Norquay, the oldest destinations ski resort in North America, opened in 1926, a decade older than the ...

Lake Louise is the biggest, highest and best-known resort in the Park and third biggest (by a tiny margin) in Canada, with 4,200 skiable acres, 145 trails plus back bowls, and a very impressive ...

Will Lambert/Courtesy of Banff & Lake Louise Tourism. This season, SnowDays will run from Jan. 19 to Feb. 4, 2024, with cold-weather events in both Banff and Lake Louise.

Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West route takes you to some of Canada’s most beautiful and photographed areas, and it’s easy to see why Banff and Lake Louise are so popular. In ...

While Canada has been a destination for skiing for many decades, for much of those years the term “Canadian skiing” simply meant “Banff, Alberta.” Of course there were other ski areas in the country, ...

Adding to the visual splendor at this UNESCO World Heritage Site: more than 1,000 glaciers and gem-like glacier-fed lakes at every bend in the road.

A Late-Summer Adventure Guide To Banff, Canada — Where To Play ... Even if you’ve never heard of Lake Louise, ... and it sources grain from high-altitude family farms in the Alberta foothills.