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Lake Louise is world famous for the vivid turquoise of its waters, the Victoria Glacier, soaring mountain backdrop, palatial hotel, and incredible hiking and skiing.

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!

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 …

Learn about the history and heritage of the Banff and Lake Louise area. Did you know Banff National Park was the first national park in Canada?

Spend the day exploring Banff and the surrounding area. Visit the largest lake in Banff National Park and dine on the top of a mountain.

Discover the best way to experience Banff National Park by using shuttles and transit to access the must visit spots.

Camping in Banff and Lake Louise is a great way to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Banff National Park. Frontcountry sites offer the joys of sitting by a campfire and relaxing near the lake with the convenience of full amenities and washrooms close by.

Explore the transit and shuttle options available in Banff and Lake Louise to find the best way to visit popular locations like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Johnston Canyon and more.

Keep an eye out for hidden gems only seen from the water, and you might even spot some wildlife as well. An ideal family-friendly outing, head out on the water for a few hours or pack a lunch and make a full day of it. Non-motorized boats including canoes, kayaks and stand up paddleboards are welcome on all water bodies in Banff National Park.