Jan 7 - SnowDays Returns to Banff and Lake Louise on Jan. 17 – Feb. 2
A season of frozen fun awaits as popular events return, new experiences added
Read MoreA season of frozen fun awaits as popular events return, new experiences added
Read MoreFamily activities, culinary journeys and more await visitors in a real-life wintery snowglobe.
Read MoreWildfires are not threatening public safety in Banff National Park currently
Read More12 businesses commit to Banff's first reusable cup program ahead of Earth Day
Read MoreA winter wonderland extravaganza is extended by five days of frozen fun
Read More- Festive family activities, culinary journeys and more await visitors in a mountain winter wonderland -
Read MoreThe Community Impact Program, a new innovative initiative enhancing business events, is designed to help improve the long-term economic and social sustainability of Canada’s first and most visited national park.
Read More10-Year Vision for Tourism in Banff and Lake Louise has been adopted by Banff & Lake Louise Tourism and the Town of Banff, with support from Parks Canada. Informed by extensive community engagement, The Vision will be a guiding document for the future of sustainable tourism in Banff National Park.
Read MoreTo celebrate the beauty and majesty of the winter season, the annual SnowDays festival is returning to Banff National Park with new enhancements to programming and the visitor experience, giving winter enthusiasts more reasons to attend.
Read MoreWith 11 new restaurants since November 2020, Banff and Lake Louise are gaining momentum as foodie destinations, offering a smorgasbord of choices.
Read MoreAs the Banff and Lake Louise area readies itself to welcome visitors throughout the busy summer season, Calgarians are encouraged to help offset the impact of personal vehicle use on wildlife and the environment by taking transit.
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