Summer Activities
Discover Banff in all its incredible peaks and valleys. Full of crystalline lakes, river rapids, and mountainous trails, summer around here is action-packed with a little bit of something for everyone.
Please read our
Land Acknowledgement
In the spirit of reconciliation, we thank Indigenous peoples for their stewardship and we’re grateful to work, live and learn on these lands in what today is known as Banff National Park. Located within the present day territories of Treaties 6, 7 and 8, this includes the Stoney National (Bearspaw, Goodstoney, and Chiniki), the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani) and Tsuut’ina, also traditionally, spiritually, and culturally shared with Ktunaxa, Secwepemc, Mountain Cree, and the Otipemisiwak Metis Government of the Metis Nation of Alberta, District #4. Banff is located on the traditional lands of Indigenous Peoples, Article 26. We are dedicated to working in partnership with Indigenous communities in the spirit of (re)conciliation and change.
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Winter Activities
A sight to behold year-round, Banff truly shines in all its beauty during winter. Cozy up by the fire, embrace the true north while snowshoeing along the Bow Falls, or walking amongst glittering pillars of ice.
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Fall Activities
Turquoise lakes, the golden larches—Banff is the perfect setting for fall exploration. See its charm from above by gondola or helicopter tour, or sit fireside to watch the season’s first snowfall.
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Spring Activities
Nothing beats spring in Banff. The perfect mix of warm sunshine and snowy peaks, you’ll find mountain blooms, bluebird days, and a cross-section of cold- and warm-weather alpine activities to experience.
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Festive Activities
A white Christmas, a chef-prepared Thanksgiving meal, Easter Egg hunts in the Rockies, and more. Celebrate each memory-making holiday and special event with us.
