Explore The Park

Shift into Park Mode means planning ahead. Travel to and around Banff and Lake Louise via transit, shuttles, or by active modes like biking and walking. All the info you need to make your plans is below.

Moraine Lake Shuttle

Taking in the view of Lake Louise after using the shuttle to access it.

RV & Camping Transportation

Banff and Lake Louise are very popular, particularly in summer – places like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Johnston Canyon, Lake Minnewanka, Two Jack Lake and the Banff Gondola have limited vehicle access. Parking is unavailable or limited at most of these spots – plan ahead! For the best experience, shift into Park mode by taking public transit or shuttles. Be sure to book in advance using the resources on this page!

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A person sitting on a rock after hiking to Lake Agnes in the Lake Louise area

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A wildlife overpass on Highway 1 in Banff National Park as seen from an aerial view.

How to Get to Banff and Lake Louise

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Two hikers look over a lake while on a hiking trail surrounded by trees at Sunshine Meadows near Banff National Park.

6 Ways to Enjoy Banff National Park More Responsibly

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