Wondering where you can fuel up in Banff National Park? In this article, you’ll read where to find all the park’s gas stations, their fuel type, and where to charge your electric vehicle. I also included some tips about fueling up in Banff and how to economize on gas. There are plenty of gas stations…
As Canada’s oldest and most iconic national park, Banff has a rich history that spans centuries. Many people have played a significant role in shaping the park into what it is today. I listed the most prominent persons in the park’s history in this post. This post helps you understand the impact certain persons have…
Banff offers a unique opportunity for birdwatchers as the park is home to over 260 (!) bird species. The montane and wetland habitats in the Bow Valley sure are excellent for birdlife! In this post, you’ll find all you need to know about birdwatching in Banff National Park. While Banff National Park is primarily known…
December is one of the most exciting months to visit Banff National Park. It’s the holiday season! Events and festivities, everything covered in snow and twinkling Christmas lights make for an extraordinary atmosphere. In this article, you’ll read everything you need to know about visiting Banff in this special time of the year. If you’re pondering…
November is arguably the least exciting month to visit Banff National Park. That’s because the month marks the low point in the shoulder season. However, visiting Banff in November isn’t necessarily a bad idea. It depends on what you want to do. Besides, there are advantages to visiting Banff in November, like the start of…
In October, larch season is ending in Banff National Park, temperatures drop, and the month usually marks the first significant snowfall after the summer. However, visiting Banff in October’s shoulder season is still very much worth it. In this comprehensive post, I’ll explain why. At the beginning of October, temperatures are typically still quite comfortable….
September marks the beginning of the shoulder season as the summer ends and fall begins in Banff National Park. That makes visiting Banff in September an excellent idea! Especially because temperatures are still warm enough to enjoy summer activities. September is also part of the larch season, with its striking autumn hues. On top of…
August marks the middle of the high season in Banff National Park. Summer is in full swing, the park is at its busiest, and outdoor activities are at their peak. In other words, August is the ultimate month to visit Banff and enjoy the Canadian Rockies. Let’s have a closer look at everything this month…
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, visiting Banff in July is an excellent decision. You can simply take advantage of everything the park has to offer in the summer. While…
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 getting comfy, and hotel rates aren’t crazy high just yet. Sure, June also has downsides (lots of rain!), but overall it’s a…