Adventuring around Banff, Alberta, means stepping into a pristine wilderness of towering peaks, turquoise lakes, and endless trails. Hike the Larch Valley, paddle on Moraine Lake, or ski at Sunshine Village. Spot wildlife, soak in Banff Upper Hot Springs, or explore Johnston Canyon. Whether climbing, biking, or simply wandering, Banff delivers unforgettable outdoor thrills and breathtaking beauty year-round.
Skiing at Sunshine Village, Banff, delivers world-class alpine adventures with Canada’s finest powder. Spanning three mountains—Goat’s Eye, Standish, and Lookout—it offers 3,300+ acres of terrain for all levels. Enjoy long seasons (November-May), stunning Rockies views, and the vibrant Slopeside Lodge for aprés-ski. A winter paradise!
Discover Canada’s beautiful scenery and wildlife on a peaceful horseback ride through towering mountain ranges, across lush valleys, and past sparkling lakes with a designated Travel Partner that’s been offering Banff horseback tours near Lake Louise to travelers for more than 60 years.
Canoeing on Moraine Lake is a quintessential Rocky Mountain experience, where you’ll glide across vivid turquoise waters framed by the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Rent a red canoe at the dock or bring your own (no motors allowed) for serene paddling amid breathtaking alpine scenery. Open mid-June to mid-September—arrive early to avoid crowds and secure your spot on this iconic, glacier-fed lake. A bucket-list adventure!
Opened in 1886, Canada’s first national park hot springs remain a beloved ritual. The sulfur-free water flows naturally from the Bow Valley aquifer, offering warmth even in winter’s chill. Pair your soak with a gondola ride for an iconic Banff experience.
