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Banff & Lake Louise Tourism

Suite 375 Cascade Plaza T1L 1B3

Why Choose Banff and Lake Louise?

Meetings held here are unlike any other on earth. With inspirational views in every direction, Banff National Park creates an exhilarating backdrop for any gathering. It’s a setting that offers you the chance to gather, connect with nature and pursue the moments that give meaning as a group. From intimate meeting rooms to mountaintop balconies, sweeping conference halls to off-site settings, Banff and Lake Louise’s diverse range of venues can be themed and tailored to meet the needs of your group. As your DMO, Banff & Lake Louise Tourism is committed to offering you end-to-end support, from site inspections through to marketing activity and logistical planning. As local experts, we look forward to helping you plan a seamless and memorable event in Banff National Park.

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Need dates

  • 11/25/2024 – 11/29/2024
  • 12/02/2024 – 12/06/2024
  • 12/09/2024 – 12/13/2024

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Getting Here

Banff and Lake Louise are located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, a scenic 1.5 hour drive along the Trans Canada Highway from Calgary International Airport (YYC). We straddle the border between the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada.

Distance from airport

  • Calgary International Airport (YYC)

    87 mi. from city center


Local Attractions

Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola – All Seasons

AN UNFORGETTABLE PANORAMIC VIEW - Rise to 2088m (6850ft) for commanding views of Lake Louise and the Bow Valley. This awe-inspiring viewpoint showcases the unspoiled landscape found in Banff National Park with optional snowshoeing tours available.
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Dining and Off-Sites – All Seasons

GROUP READY RESTAURANTS - From 10 people to 500, Banff and Lake Louise has an outstanding list of suppliers that are ready for your group. From fine dining to western cookouts, our off-site venues can accommodate every planners budget and needs.
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Dogsledding – Winter

THE BUCKET-LIST ACTIVITY YOU ARE WAITING FOR - Dogsledding is an exciting way to enjoy the landscapes of Banff National Park in winter. Sit under a blanket on a traditional dogsled and let a team of huskies lead you on a picturesque journey through mountain valleys. For added excitement, try mushing the sled yourself and guiding a team of dogs down the trail!
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Icewalk – Winter

2 FEET AND A HEART BEAT - Explore the majestic Johnston Canyon via a half-day, low impact walking trail. Join a scheduled tour or ask for a custom excursion to this frozen masterpiece. Strap on a pair of “icers” and grab you camera for this amazing experience that will bring you face to face with towering frozen waterfalls, deep canyon walls and pristine mountain streams.
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Ski & Snowboard – Winter

WORLD-CLASS RESORTS - Impressive mountains and heaps of dry powder snow await downhill skiers and snowboarders in Banff National Park. Three ski areas are located within a close drive from the Town of Banff and give you unspoiled views as you carve the hills. With a total of 7,700 acres of developed terrain suitable for beginners and experts alike, the ski season here stretches from November to May.
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Banff Upper Hot Spring – All Seasons

NATURAL REJUVENATION - With an average temperature of 37 degrees Celsius, the Banff Upper Hot Springs offers particularly special conditions to go for a warm, soothing soak in wintertime. As snow gently falls on the surrounding peaks, you can take a deep breath and relax amidst steaming waters.
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Helicopter Tours – All Seasons

THE “WOW” YOU ARE LOOKING FOR - For a birds-eye view of the Canadian Rockies, helicopter tours are available for sightseeing and begin in the mountain areas neighbouring Banff National Park. Tours last from 20 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how long you’d like to stay up in the air! From above, you can view alpine lakes, sweeping glaciers and impressive peaks, such as the highest mountain in Banff National Park, Mount Assiniboine.
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Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides – Winter

ENJOY THE MAGIC OF WINTER - Nothing could be more special than sipping on a cup of hot cocoa as you ride through snow-filled trails on a horse-drawn sleigh. Hop onboard, snuggle under a wool blanket and enjoy the scenery as horses clip-clop their way among snow-topped evergreen trees.
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High season
May 15 – Sep 30
Shoulder season
Low season
Jan 1 – Apr 30
Oct 1 – Dec 31
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