Author: Tyler Brooks
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Lake Louise Canoeing
If you’re dreaming of a Canadian Rockies adventure, Lake Louise canoeing should be at the top of your list. Lake Louise, located in Banff National Park, Alberta, is famous worldwide for its striking turquoise waters, dramatic mountain backdrop, and the imposing Victoria Glacier. While many visitors admire its beauty from the shoreline, paddling across the…
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Bow Falls Banff
If you’re planning a trip to Banff National Park, Bow Falls should be at the top of your list. This iconic waterfall is one of Banff’s most accessible natural attractions and offers a spectacular display of rushing water set against the backdrop of the majestic Canadian Rockies. Whether you’re seeking scenic views, family-friendly trails, or…
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Visit Cave and Basin National Historic Site
If you’re visiting Banff, Alberta, there’s one destination that offers a rare mix of history, nature, and breathtaking scenery: the Cave and Basin National Historic Site. This remarkable place marks the birthplace of Canada’s national parks system and provides a window into the past, where human discovery, Indigenous heritage, and natural wonders intersect. When you…
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Hike Tunnel Mountain
When you visit Banff National Park, a Tunnel Mountain hike is one of the best ways to enjoy panoramic views without a strenuous trek. Rising modestly above Banff townsite, Tunnel Mountain offers stunning lookouts over the Bow Valley, Mount Rundle, and surrounding peaks — and it’s accessible to hikers of all skill levels. In this…
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Explore Banff Avenue
In the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff Avenue winds through one of the world’s most breathtaking mountain towns. When you explore Banff Avenue, you experience the lively pulse of Banff National Park — where majestic peaks, rich history, and small-town charm meet modern adventure. Lined with restaurants, galleries, shops, and historic landmarks, Banff Avenue…
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Banff Upper Hot Springs
In the heart of the Canadian Rockies, few experiences rival the pure relaxation offered by Banff Upper Hot Springs. Imagine stepping into warm, mineral-rich waters as crisp mountain air fills your lungs and the rugged beauty of Mount Rundle rises before you. These natural hot springs have drawn visitors for generations, offering a unique blend…
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Ride the Banff Gondola
Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park offers breathtaking landscapes, rugged mountain peaks, and incredible wildlife. Among its many world-class attractions, one stands out for its combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and unforgettable views: the Banff Gondola. In just minutes, visitors can soar to the summit of Sulphur Mountain and experience…
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Mount Revelstoke National Park
Tucked in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia, Mount Revelstoke National Park is a stunning, lesser-known jewel among Canada’s national parks. Established in 1914, this compact but diverse park covers over 260 square kilometers of protected wilderness, offering alpine meadows, ancient rainforests, and panoramic mountain vistas. What makes Mount Revelstoke truly unique is its rare…
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Glacier National Park British Columbia
Hidden in the heart of the Columbia Mountains, Glacier National Park British Columbia is one of Canada’s most underrated wilderness destinations. Established in 1886, this national park protects over 1,300 square kilometers of jagged peaks, dense forests, and ancient glaciers. Its name is no exaggeration—the park contains more than 400 glaciers, some of the oldest…
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Jasper National Park Alberta
Set deep in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National Park Alberta is a spectacular natural wonder. Covering more than 11,000 square kilometers, it’s the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies and forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site shared with neighboring parks like Banff and Yoho. This stunning wilderness offers breathtaking…