There’s only one word to describe Banff in July – stunning. July is one of the best times to visit the Canadian Rockies if you’re after sunshine, warmth, and long days. I love Banff in July as the snow disappears off the mountain peaks, hiking is plentiful, and the vibe is delightful. July in Banff …
So you’re planning your trip to the Canadian Rockies and debating between spending your time in Jasper or Banff? It’s a tough decision considering both of Alberta’s most famous parks are amazing. From the location, hiking, and atmosphere, there are a few things to consider between Jasper vs Banff. Is Jasper National Park worth seeing …
August is easily one of the best times to visit Banff National Park. Tied only with July as the best summer month and easily your best bet for getting warm weather and sunshine in the Canadian Rockies. I love Banff in August and make a point to stay in the Rockies throughout the entire summer …
One of the main questions you may ask yourself when planning your trip to Banff is whether you should stay in Banff or Lake Louise. It’s a tricky question, especially for those who haven’t visited the Canadian Rockies before and don’t know what to expect. Banff National Park is a vast park that needs a …
If you want to start your day with the perfect breakfast in Banff, check out these excellent spots. Fuel up before tackling the mountains and embarking on a fantastic Banff hike and head to any one of these restaurants or cafes in Banff. We believe that one of the best advantages of climbing mountains and …
A car rental in Banff can make or break your trip to the Canadian Rockies. Having a car gives you the option to get everywhere you want in the park on your own time. However, there are some things to know when renting a car in Banff. We dig into them here! Banff Rental Car …
You’ve come to the right spot if you’re wondering what to put on your Banff packing list. No matter what time you visit, there’s no need to stress over what to wear in Banff. Below we’ll run down what you’ll need or your trip and what you should leave at home. The weather in the …
Peyto Lake is one of the most famous lakes in Banff National Park. It’s a turquoise blue glacier-fed lake 40 km north of Lake Louise and a popular stop on the famous Icefields Parkway. The brilliant display of blue is fed by the Peyto Glacier high above the lake and part of the Wapta Icefield. …
Located in the heart of Banff, the Cascade Of Time Gardens (also known as Cascade Gardens) is the perfect way spot for a walk from the town center. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, are knowledgeable about plants, or just looking to immerse yourself in the fresh mountain air, we highly recommend making the Cascade Gardens …
Johnson Lake is one of our favorite lakes in Banff because it’s often overlooked by the more popular Two Jack Lake and Lake Minnewanka. It’s known as a local favorite for various reasons, but it is one of my favorite lakes in Banff. Heading to Johnson Lake is one of the best things in Banff on a sunny …