Cheap Vacation Condo & House Rentals in Banff

Here we list the must-visit places in Banff:

• Surprise Corner Viewpoint: 156 Vacation Rentals
• Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies: 281 Vacation Rentals
• Bow Falls Viewpoint: 143 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Visitor Centre: 167 Vacation Rentals
• Town Of Banff: 467 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Town Sign: 317 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Pedestrian Bridge: 404 Vacation Rentals
• Marsh Loop Trailhead: 482 Vacation Rentals
• Central Park: 335 Vacation Rentals
• Cascade of Time Garden: 159 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Gondola: 311 Vacation Rentals
• Canada House Gallery: 486 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Rotary Park: 193 Vacation Rentals
• Buffalo Nations Museum: 365 Vacation Rentals
• 弓河觀賞點: 208 Vacation Rentals
• Historic Luxton Home Museum: 204 Vacation Rentals
• Mount Rundle Trailhead: 261 Vacation Rentals
• The Harmon Residence: 354 Vacation Rentals
• St. Mary's Parish, Banff, Alberta Canada: 339 Vacation Rentals
• Banff Off-Leash Dog Park: 369 Vacation Rentals

Elk & Oarsman Restaurant & Bar: bar meal, delicious food, and good service.

St James's Gate Iris Pub: rich in wine and delicious in taste.

Banff Park Museum: located in the center of Banff Town, Banff National Park, Canada, on the south end of Banff street, beside the bridge on the Bow River. The museum mainly displays some specimens of animals, plants, and minerals related to Banff National Park, most of which are the specimens of animals and birds in the Rockies, and the giant grizzly bear is the most striking specimen.

The Bison: the restaurant is located in the center of Banff Town, with an invincible view. Through three large French windows, you can see the rolling Rockies in the distance. You can enjoy sitting all afternoon. Be sure to order AAA beef at the bison to see if the best food in the Rockies suits your taste. Don't worry about food safety. The restaurant adopts an open kitchen. Guests can see the whole process of making each food. They are happy and eat at ease.

Banff National Park

Banff National Park, located in the northern part of the Rockies, is the oldest national park in Canada. It is one of the three earliest national forest parks in the world, along with Yellowstone National Forest Park next door and Royal Australian park in Oceania. Banff Park covers an area of 6641 square kilometers. The park is covered with glaciers, hot springs, pine forests, and lakes. There are a variety of animals and plants, many of which are endangered species. It is difficult to see other places, such as hot spring snails.

Sulfur Mountain: the invincible cable car and the hot spring backed by "big tree" are the core competitiveness of sulfur mountain, which has attracted numerous tourists. The sulfur mountain is 2280 meters above sea level. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can have a panoramic view of Banff National Park, including a green coniferous forest nearby, a snowy mountain peak ahead, a panoramic view of the ice lake with only a corner on the ground, and even Banff street in the distance.

Banff Town: Banff town is surrounded by mountains. No matter which street you are on, you can see the mountains ahead, the green trees, and the accumulated ice and snow. There are a lot of tourists in the town, but it is still very quiet and clean. The center of the town is Banff street, Central Avenue. Other streets are named after bison, elk, bear, and other animals. 

Upper Hot Spring: Sulfur mountain hot spring is open 24 hours a year, which is another place in Banff Park you can't miss in winter. It is said that the sulfur spring is rich in minerals and hydrogen sulfide, and it is effective in treating rheumatism. 

Lake Louise: in the major Geographic magazines, Lake Louise, which is highly featured, originates from the Victoria glacier. The green and tranquil lake is more beautiful and moving in the light of the Rockies and the Victoria Glacier. The green and clear water of the lake looks like an emerald inlaid in the Rockies.

Train: Rocky Mountaineer Vacations provides train access between Banff and Vancouver.

Long-distance Bus: both Calgary city and Calgary International Airport have buses directly to Banff town and Lake Louise village.

Self-drive: Banff National Park is located in the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, 128 kilometers west of Calgary, 401 kilometers southwest of Edmonton.

Nesters Market: it is a famous local shopping store with much local stuff and a low price.

Bow River: the bow river waterfall, famous for the location of Marilyn Monroe's film No Return, is a popular attraction for many fans. The Bow River passes through the town from west to east. Under the canyon near the hot spring hotel, it forms a wide waterfall - Bow River waterfall. The waterfall is wide but not high. There are black pebbles on the beach, without any extra color. The black stone and white water form an interesting contrast.

Banff Festival: opera, symphony, ballet, and drama performances are held in Banff Art Center every year, which is one of the largest arts activities in North America.

Banff Winter Festival: Held in the last week of January, winter fun will last for six days. Take part in the cross-country skiing loop race or the cardboard open, even the Iron Chef cooking competition and the famous spelling bee.

Lake Louise Pond Hockey Classic: in the most beautiful Banff National Park on the earth, Lake Louise holds an exciting Lake hockey competition. Whether you are on the ice or gathered with the crowd to cheer for your favorite team, the scene will surely be unforgettable for you.

Banff town has experienced a subpolar climate, the temperature in winter is generally from − 13.3° to − 0.2° C while the temperature in summer is in the range of 7.3° C to 21.6° C. The average annual snowfall is 191.0 cm (75.2 in). All seasons are suitable for tourism.

Day 1: The Last Spike - Upper Hot Spring - Banff Town.

Day 2: Banff Town - Lake Louise.