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…
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 activities. In other words, it’s not the best time to visit the park. On the flip side: lodging…
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, all three ski resorts provide plenty of action. It’s also a great time to go to the park for other winter…
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 the other things you can do in Banff in March. Read on to find out! Even though December, January, and February are the busiest…
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 enthusiasts. During February, Banff is bustling with ski and snowboard aficionados seeking adventure on the slopes of one of Banff’s three…
Banff in January is the perfect destination if you’re looking for a winter vacation. In January, the majority of visitors come to ski or snowboard. However, there are also a ton of other things to do this month that you might enjoy. Talking about these other activities: January is perfect for ice skating, snowshoeing, dog…
During winter, avalanches are a significant risk in Banff National Park if you venture into the backcountry for skiing, snowshoeing, and other winter activities. In this post, you’ll read everything you need to know about avalanches in Banff National Park. You probably already know, but let me stress the following: Avalanches should not be taken…
Glaciers are one of Banff’s most breathtaking features. There are more than 1,000 (!) in the park, some of which are famous. In this post, you’ll read everything you need to know about these massive bodies of ice. Glaciers play a vital role in Banff’s ecosystem. They provide fresh water to rivers and streams and…
The breathtaking scenery makes Banff a coveted bucket list destination. In case that’s not enough for you, or you still need some convincing, you’ll find 24 reasons to visit the park in this post. I get it, different people, different desires, different wishes. One person might find Banff National Park more alluring than another. But…
While most tourists visit Banff National Park for its jaw-dropping scenery, it’s also an excellent location for a plethora of water activities. In this blog post, I listed eight water activities for you to try during your stay in the park. I get it; when it’s unbearably hot in Banff, you want to splash around…