Visit Banff in winter to see the snow

Banff is known for its beautiful autumn, but it is even more beautiful in winter, with the snow-covered Rocky Mountains looking like a fairyland. Transportation ✈️Airport: The nearest airport to Banff is Calgary International Airport. You can rent a car or take the Banff Airporter (approx. CAD 75/one way) from the airport to Banff Town in 2 hours. 🚗Self-driving: Drive from Calgary along the Trans-Canada Highway to Banff. The road is in good condition, but be careful of icy roads in winter. Make sure to use a four-wheel drive vehicle with snow tires. ⛲️Must-visit places in Banff 1️⃣Banff Avenue: The town is covered in snow in winter, with the majestic Rocky Mountains in the background, making it a great place for photos. 2️⃣Bow Falls: The waterfall is partially frozen in winter, surrounded by snow, and looks like a fairy tale. It is within walking distance. 3️⃣Banff Gondola: Take the gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain for a stunning view of the snow-covered town and mountains. Tickets are approx. CAD 50/person. 4️⃣Lake Louise and Moraine Lake: A 40-minute drive from Banff Town, you can see frozen lakes and snow-capped mountains, and enjoy ice skating and hiking by the lake. 🎿Winter activities Skiing and snowboarding: Banff National Park has several ski resorts, including the famous Sunshine Village and Mt. Norquay, suitable for skiers of all levels. Hot springs: Banff Upper Hot Springs tickets are only about CAD 16. Soaking in the hot springs in the snow-capped mountains is a great experience. Ice activities: You can enjoy ice skating, curling, or hiking on the frozen lakes near Banff Town.