Barrier Lake and Ribbon Creek

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Jasper Accommodations – Top Hotels in Jasper National Park

By Chris Smith

Mount Robson Inn - Top Rated Hotel in Jasper National Park Mount Robson Inn The Mount Robson Inn in Jasper National Park is a landmark...

Hostelling in the Canadian Rockies

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Many visitors to Banff and the Canadian Rockies choose hostelling as their accommodation of choice. Usually centrally located in the city or town, hostelling provides...

How to be a seasonal resident in Canmore

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It might sound too good to be true, but a long-term stay in Canmore is easy if you try.

Long-Term Accommodation

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Located just five minutes from Banff National Park and fifteen minutes from the Banff townsite on the edge of Kananaskis Country, the Town of Canmore...

Peter Lougheed Provincial Park

By Chris Smith

Information provided courtesy of Kananaskis Country Towering mountains, pristine lakes, evergreen valleys, and glacial streams...Peter Lougheed Provincial Park is an area of striking contrasts where...

Canadian Vacation Destinations

The Alberta Guide to Hotels in Banff

By Chris Smith

Planning a trip to Banff National Park? You are going to need a place to stay! There are a plenty of options, from several hotels in Banff to lodges, cabins, hostels, or campsites.

The Ultimate Canadian Rockies Vacation Planner

By Gail McGlamery

Here is everything you need to know about visiting Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies.

Banff National Park of Canada Maps & Guides

By Trevor Holewinski

Banff National Park of Canada offers visitors amazing experiences through a robust line of free maps, vacations guides, brochures, and a monthly newsletter. Get on the list!

Canmore – The Underestimated Town of the Rockies

By Trevor Holewinski

The Canadian Rockies town of Canmore, located just 15-minutes from Banff National Park, is a town built around recreation and entertainment.

From Vancouver to Banff by Train

By Gail McGlamery

The Rocky Mountaineer and VIA rail tours offer the every traveler unparalleled views of the Canadian Rockies travelling from Vancouver to Banff by train.

Things to Do in Banff

By Gail McGlamery

There are so many things to do in Banff National Park that you will wish you had more time on your vacation. Check out the Complete Guide on Things to Do in Banff.

Information provided courtesy of Kananaskis Country

The Barrier Lake
and Ribbon Creek areas convey a sense of “accessible wilderness”: spectacular mountain views with moose, elk, bear, and bighorn sheep are commonly seen; trails for all skill levels whether you are on foot, bike or horse; boating from white water to a gentle lakeshore paddle; 36 holes of the most magnificent golf on the planet; the exhilarating freedom of cross-country skiing in the mountains to downhill slopes that have challenged the world; plus a wide range of accommodation from backcountry tenting, to RV parks, from a tipi village to luxurious
hotels.

CAMPGROUND	OPEN	Firewood Sales	Special Facilities
Eau Claire	May 14 – Oct 2	on site	None
Mt.Kidd R.V. Park Reservations 403-591-7700	Year Round	at store	Camper store; laundry; fast food; hot tubs; comfort station; Interpretive programs
Sundance Lodges Reservations 403-591-7122	May 15 – Sept 27	At store	Camper store; comfort station
Canoe Meadows – Group (403-673-2163)	April 15 – Nov 1		Shelter
Porcupine – Group (403-673-2163)	May 1 – Oct 12	Yes	Gazebo
Jewell Bay Backcountry	June 21 – Sept 30	Free	None
Lillian Lake Backcountry	June 16 – Nov 24	Free	None
Quaite Valley Backcountry	Year Round	Free	None
Ribbon Falls Backcountry	May 15- Nov 24	Free	None
Ribbon Lake Backcountry	June 16 – Nov 24	Free	None