Activities at Banff
Torchlight Dinner at Lake Louise
This on-mountain après-ski party includes appetizers, a full buffet dinner, live entertainment and a guided torchlight ski down the mountain. The fun starts right after skiing and runs through until 8:30pm. Available Fridays.
Douglas Fir Waterslides
Water fun for the whole family at the Douglas Fir Resort hotel. Enjoy an exhilarating ride down indoor waterslides or relax in the pool, whirlpool, sauna, or steamroom.
Banff Gondola
Discover an unparalleled 360º view of some of the world's most incredible scenery from atop Sulphur Mountain.
Dogsledding
Experience the thrill of mushing a dog sled team while visiting the spectacular Rocky Mountains. Teams of friendly Alaskan Huskies will take you through the Canadian wilderness for the experience of a lifetime.
Johnson Canyon Ice Walk
Guided interpretative tours offering information about wildlife, heritage, and cultural perspectives of Banff National Park.
Heli-Skiing
You don't have to be an expert to Heli-Ski. Varied terrain and pace challenge both the intermediate and advanced skier. Regardless of the snow conditions, if you can ski in control, you are a candidate for Western Canada's most exhilarating ski experience
Snowmobiling
Begin with a beautiful scenic drive to the Beaver-foot Lodge, just outside Yoho National Park. This unique snowmobile tour includes lunch and features wildlife, Wapta Falls, varied terrain and old trappers' cabins.
Sleigh Rides
Enjoy a traditional horse drawn sleigh ride in Banff or Lake Louise, a perfect way to end your day in the Rocky Mountains.
Ice Skating
Several ice rinks are open to the public in Banff and Lake Louise including the Recreation Centre, Banff Springs Hotel or Chateau Lake Louise. Skate rentals are available at various locations.
Cross Country Skiing
An abundance of trailheads are easily accessible in the Banff and Lake Louise areas. Nordic skiing in Banff National Park offers a glimpse of wildlife and breathtaking views.
Sightseeing
Explore the history of Banff and see its wildlife, or visit Lake Louise and the headwaters of the Bow River on our guided tours. Individuals and groups, skiers and non skiers alike can discover the Rockies on adventure or sightseeing tours.
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