Plan and book your visit to Banff and Lake Louise, AB with the official tourism website - the source for accommodation, activities, webcams, weather and resort information.

Banff and Lake Louise have a rich heritage as some of the world’s most awe-inspiring mountain destinations. With easy access to pristine wilderness, endless outdoor adventures, jaw-dropping sights, and a vibrant history and culture, there is a lifetime's worth …

More than stunning turquoise lakes and breathtaking mountain vistas, Banff National Park is: A UNESCO World Heritage Site; Canada's first National Park; 1,600+ kms of hiking trails; 3 world-class ski resorts; Over 2,468 campsites; In excess of 1,000 glaciers; And so much more!

Named after the nearby iconic lake, the village of Lake Louise is smaller and quieter than Banff. You’ll find a variety of restaurant and accommodation options, a grocery store, bakery, deli, sporting goods store and visitor information centre.

If you plan to hike, be sure to check the up-to-date trail conditions (and seasonal restrictions) using the Parks Canada Trail Report. Getting There. Roam Route 8X: Daily service operating year round. Parks Canada Shuttles: Daily service operating May - …

Find out everything you need to know to plan your visit to Banff and Lake Louise in Canada, including currency, visa requirements and any travel restrictions.

Bow Lake is a must visit in Banff National Park year round. Take a short, scenic walk to the lakeshore, paddle on the lake or snowshoe in the winter.

Don't miss a visit to one of Banff's most popular locations, Moraine Lake. This stunning turquoise gem, cradled by the Valley of the Ten Peaks, is a sight straight out of a dream. Take in the iconic views from the lakeshore and the rockpile or explore the area further with trails suitable for both seasoned hikers and casual strollers.

Getting to Banff and Lake Louise is easy! Learn more about your options including air travel, shuttles, driving and by train.

Vermilion Lakes is a cluster of three beautiful lakes within walking distance from the Banff townsite. The area is great for biking, paddling and catching sunrise and sunset.