About Banff
The ski town of Banff is the main base for the the distinctive mountain resorts of Mt. Norquay, The Lake Louise Ski Resort and Sunshine Village, making up the SKIBIG3 Resorts. The three resorts boast 8,000 acres of skiing, 2 gondolas, 26 chairlifts and 30 feet of feather-light, dry Canadian Rockies powder annually. Explore variety, history and views beyond compare all with one lift ticket. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area is known for its exceptional natural beauty, rare wildlife and abundant land-forms. Discover the makings of a fairytale, with castles, châteaux and hamlets nestled amongst the storied peaks of Canada’s first National Park.
Banff is a picturesque town where you will find deer roaming the streets and friendly faces all around. Accommodation is more affordable than most other Canadian ski holiday destinations on account of being in town, rather than on mountain. Dining and shopping options can be found in abundance.
Top 5 Reasons to Visit Banff
- 3 world class ski resorts - 1 tri-area ticket with transport included
- Over 9 metres of annual dry Canadian Rockies snow
- Winter is Low Season - great value
- Canada's oldest National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Body friendly altitude
Where is Banff?
Banff is located in Alberta, approximately 1.5 hours from Calgary International Airport.
Nearby destinations including Kicking Horse and
Jasper-Marmot Basin