The official website of the Town of Banff. We are a municipality located in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Get directions to the Town of Banff from anywhere in the world. We'll help you find your way to the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Hotels, Restaurants, Shopping and Camping

Parking in Banff. In summer, all parking lots in downtown Banff are usually full by 10 a.m. Use of the large Train Station Public Parking lot is strongly advised. This lot is only an 8 minute walk to downtown, where Roam Public Transit connects with all attractions in and around Banff and even connects to Canmore and Lake Louise.

Find a hotel in Banff, the perfect restaurant, a list of all the shops in town or camping locations

There are several playgrounds in neighbourhoods throughout the Town of Banff. Find our where they're located, and which ages they're suited to. Conditions and Closures. Conditions and closures of sports fields, dog parks, and ice rinks. Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre

The Town of Banff was a service centre for tourism for about a hundred years before it was incorporated as a governing municipality in 1990. But the area has been a place where Canada’s first peoples lived and visited for more than 10,000 years.

The following trails are within walking distance of the Banff townsite. Download a Trails Map (PDF) or check out a detailed description of each trail below. While you're on the trails, use Walking Through Banff's Nature to learn more about the area.

Use BanffParking.ca to find your route to free parking at the Train Station, or real-time pay parking availability elsewhere in town. Please note: visitors to Banff National Park are still required to obtain a Park Pass for day visits or annual passes.

Stay active year-round at The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre’s Fitness Room. Open to both residents and visitors, this compact yet fully equipped space offers everything you need for a great workout.

The Town of Banff has a variety of recreational, social and safety programs available this fall for Bow Valley residents. The Town’s recreation team has been working closely with public health and is offering these programs in accordance with the Government of Alberta’s Phase 2 Guidelines for Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation.