People from all over the world are drawn to the Canadian Rockies every year to explore its craggy mountains, sparkling lakes, and ancient glaciers. Local tips for all the must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips.Read More
The jewel of the Canadian Rockies, the turquoise-coloured Lake Louise is perfectly framed by towering peaks and the Victoria Glacier and is a definite must-see sight.Read More
Take the scenic route on Bow Valley Parkway, a quiet drive through forested valleys and along the Bow River. Watch for elk, bears, and epic views of Castle Mountain.Read More
Castle Mountain rises like a fortress above the forest, with layered cliffs that glow at sunrise. Pull over for photos and admire one of Banff’s most iconic peaks.Read More
Suspended catwalks lead you through Johnston Canyon, where waterfalls crash through a narrow gorge. It’s a favorite for all seasons, especially when the ice takes over in winter.Read More
Yoho means “awe” and it delivers. From Takakkaw Falls to fossil beds and the Natural Bridge, this rugged park is full of surprises and fewer crowds than Banff.Read More
At the Spiral Tunnels viewpoint, you’ll see trains snake through the mountain in a massive loop, a clever engineering trick to beat the grade. A perfect stop for rail and history buffs.Read More
The second highest waterfall in Canada, Takakkaw Falls are the biggest and the mightiest of the many incredible waterfalls in the Canadian Rockies, and a must-see during your visit to Yoho National Park.Read More
With emerald-green water and a mountain backdrop, Emerald Lake is picture-perfect. Hike the lakeside trail, rent a canoe, or just relax at this Yoho National Park gem.Read More
Located a short drive from Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks is considered so iconically Canadian that it was featured on the Canadian $20 bill for many years.Read More
