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 ...

Canada’s first national park is also its most majestic ... the only coniferous trees to lose their needles in winter—turn yellow. The Banff Gondola, Lake Minnewanka tour boats, and Banff ...

Mountain safety officials in Banff National Park and Kananaskis Country are among those putting out warnings about elevated ...

Banff National Park, which encompasses the town, Lake Louise and three ski resorts, sees about half as many visitors in the winter as it does in the summer. That’s good news for Coloradans who ...

Fat biking, which involves cycling on bikes with wide, snow-friendly tires, is a great way to explore Canada's wilderness.

The town of Banff, about 80 miles west of Calgary in southwest Alberta, sits within Canada’s oldest national ... pour into the park, but despite three ski resorts nearby, winter is noticeably ...

Town has a vibrant cultural scene that sets it apart from other mountain resorts, and its natural hot springs have long ...

Canada's geography is grand in both scale ... it's likely you can do it at Banff National Park. This popular Alberta park boasts wetlands, mountains, meadows, hot springs and pine forests, each ...

As the international gateway to Banff, Canada’s busiest national park, Calgary might look to ... The city hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics, holds one of the world’s biggest outdoor rodeos ...

Banff Avenue divides the town and runs south from the Trans-Canada ... of the 1988 Winter Olympics, and serves as a frequent backdrop for several Hollywood films. Banff National Park occupies ...

Summer is Banff National Park’s busy season, so winter visitors will be pleasantly surprised by ... which was one of the earliest of Canada's grand railway hotels. The hotel looks more like a castle ...