But Banff National Park wasn’t just about stunning landscapes—it was a journey of firsts, challenges, and personal discoveries. (My first time in this winter wonderland entail ...

This guide to Banff National Park includes recommendations on when to go, where to stay, and what to do in the winter and ...

Wildlife is abundant in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. Over 379 different species call the national park home, and ...

Escape to the rugged beauty of Canada’s first national park. More than a century old, Banff National Park continues to attract visitors year-round to explore its natural landmarks and beauty ...

If you made the leap and moved to Alberta recently, we have a list of some of the peak things to do during your first spring.

The best times to visit Banff are June to August and December to March. Nature lovers will want to get to the park when the weather ... Data sourced from the National Climatic Data Center Find ...

Banff National Park is seeing regular reports of both naturally-occurring and human-triggered avalanches in the region. The ...

Every year, about four million people visit Banff National Park — many driving through the East Gate. But those buildings aren't just for car traffic. They've served as homes and offices for ...

The town of Banff, about 80 miles west of Calgary in southwest Alberta, sits within Canada’s oldest national park of the same name, offering awe-inspiring mountain views at every turn ...

These dramatic 181 miles of Alberta—passing through and by Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho, and Banff National Parks plus three provincial parks—earn the route a reputation as one of the most ...

If you're looking to spend your Banff vacation in style (and convenience), book your hotel in Banff Town, which is filled with restaurants, shops and other attractions. If you're looking to save a ...

Before I travel, I tend to remind myself that my perception of a place is rarely the reality—particularly in a destination like Canada's Banff National Park, which is world-renowned for its jagged ...