July means summer in Banff! The temperatures are at their highest, and the park is at its most beautiful. On top of that, all restaurants, shops, campgrounds, lodges, and hotels are open. Hence,...

While it’s technically part of Banff’s shoulder season, many things make visiting Banff in June worth it. The lakes have thawed, the summer crowds are still a few weeks away, the temperatures are...

May is shoulder season in Banff National Park. The ski and snowboarding period is about to end as the snow begins to melt. At the same time, it’s still way too cold for some popular summer season...

April marks spring’s shoulder season in Banff National Park, meaning there’s still plenty of snow at higher altitudes but the weather is not so cold anymore. If you plan to visit Banff in April,...

Visiting Banff in March means lots of snow and low temperatures. It’s a very good month for skiing and snowboarding, especially because temperatures are getting slightly milder. Not to mention all...

If you plan to visit Banff in February, there’s plenty to see and do. It may be one of the coldest months to visit, but it’s also one of the best times for winter sports...