What can be slightly confusing to first-time visitors to Banff, which is located in the province of Alberta in Canada, is that there are no slopes in Banff itself.

Experience the stunning journey from Downtown Banff to the heights of Mt. Norquay in just 15 minutes. This travel guide ...

Banff National Park Is Magical in the Winter With Skiing, Frozen Waterfalls, and Castle Hotels—Here's How to Plan a Visit. Story by Evie Carrick ...

Comprised of Banff, Lake Louise, and Mt. Norquay, Banff hosts over 260km of terrain that sees 300–400 inches of annual snowfall. Banff's highest peak altitude hits more than 8,000ft of elevation and ...

Banff is proud of its history, and it doesn’t take long to locate its deep connection to the mountains. On Banff Avenue, wedged between glossy newcomers, is one of North America’s oldest outdoor shops ...

While there's never a bad time to visit the Canadian Rockies, the mountains transform into winter wonderland in the cooler ...

What about planning a late season western ski/ride trip? Out there, with many resorts experiencing record snowfall seasons, you will absolutely be able to find great snow well into late April and ...

"At Banff Sunshine, we're wide-open for skiing and snowboarding until May 19 th, 2025. There's lots of time left to hit the slopes and make incredible spring skiing memories," says Scurfield.

Unlike some of the other winter activities in Banff National Park, “cross-country skiing is a sport where you can take a 4-year-old, take a 70-year-old, put them together on the trail, teach ...