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.

The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies is where history, art, and culture come together, offering visitors a deeper understanding of Banff and its heritage. Through exhibitions, collections, and programming, the museum highlights the stories of Indigenous Peoples, mountaineers, artists, and explorers who have shaped the region.
MELTDOWN: A Drop in Time (January 25 – April 13, 2025)
In honor of the 2025 United Nations International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation, this powerful collection showcases artworks that explore the beauty and fragility of glacial landscapes.
Etched in Ice: Photographs by Glen Crawford (January 25 – April 13, 2025)
Through breathtaking photography, Glen Crawford captures the striking details and frozen beauty of glacial environments, offering a unique perspective on these rapidly changing landscapes.
The Ancestors Are Talking – Paintings by the Indigenous Seven (May 2 – October 19, 2025)
Curated by Joseph Sánchez, this exhibition highlights the works of the Indigenous Seven, bringing forward powerful narratives and artistic expressions that honor history, identity, and cultural resilience.
From historic artifacts to contemporary art, The Whyte continues to celebrate Banff’s rich cultural legacy, making it a must-visit destination for those looking to explore the deeper stories behind the Rockies.