Winter
In June the snow is melting, the lakes are thawing and the rivers are filling. It’s the perfect time to be outside! Here are our recommended top 6 June activities.
Looking for the best things to do in May? Our furry neighbours are waking up, feeding on berries in the low valley bottoms and giving wildlife watchers a show! As summer inches closer lakes start to thaw and it’s the perfect time for water activities such as whitewater rafting and lake cruises.
Looking for the best things to do in Banff in April? Spring is just around the corner in Banff and as the snow thaws we start to transition towards summer activities. Here are some of the best, from horseback rides to glacier adventures and wildlife tours.
Looking for the best things to see and do in Banff in March? While officially February marks the end of winter, there’s still plenty of sub-zero weather and snowy fun to be had! As the temperatures start to warm a little it’s the perfect weather for activities such as skiing, snow tubing, winter hikes and more.
February in Banff National Park means fluffy snow that is deeper than ever – the powder months have arrived! Dogsledding, snowshoeing and sleigh rides are activities not to miss this month.
Looking for the best things to see and do in Banff in January? Winter is in full force with welcomed snowfalls, so check out our Top 6 January activities.
December brings the start of the best snowy winter experiences to Banff. Here’s our Top 6 December activities.
November is one of the quietest times of the year to visit the Canadian Rockies and the best time for festivals and entertainment, so check out our top 6 November activities.
October is a month to remember in the Canadian Rockies – with cooling temperatures comes the changing of the seasons and the colours of the leaves. Here are our recommended top 6 October activities including fall horseback rides, Halloween ghost tours and more.
September is a month to remember in the Canadian Rockies – continuing warm summer weather with crisp morning air. Here are our recommended top 6 September activities including viewing the golden larch trees, seeing the famous elk rutting season, and visit Moraine Lake before it closes in early October.