The Tunnel Mountain hike from the heart of Banff is a quick and stiff climb up Tunnel Mountain. Affording views of the entire Bow Valley, it’s a great one for kids to try. We camped at Tunnel Mountain Campground and took a trip to the top before taking a dip at the Upper Banff Hot Springs. CLICK THE PHOTO TO SEE THE STORY
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Camping With Kids #10: Camping At Tunnel Mountain Campground In Banff
Tunnel Mountain Campground in Banff National Park just might be my favorite quick camping getaway from Calgary. Just 75 minutes out of town, it’s a perfect home place to explore Banff, and the hikes, trails, and excursions in the area. CLICK THE IMAGE TO READ THE POST.
Where To Go Outdoor Ice Skating In Banff And Lake Louise
We took some time from the Christmas holiday to go for a skate and slide in Banff. There is nothing more spectacular, than strapping on some blades and going for a skate in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Larch Valley And 8 Other Hikes To See Fall Larches In The Rockies
When is the best time to hike Larch Valley? In the fall, when the leaves are flaming yellow. Everyone knows this so go during the week, or early on the weekends. I left home at 630 and was rewarded with a fiery mountain meadow. Here’s some pictures, and 8 other hikes to avoid the crowds during larch season in the Rockies.
Where Is Morant’s Curve?
One of the most famous places in the Rocky Mountains is a bend in the track in a valley by a river.
Grizzly Bear Hunting From The Lake Louise Gondola And Chairlift
The best view of Lake Louise may not be from the lake itself, but across the valley at the Lake Louise gondola.
Rocky Mountain Hikes For Kids: Plain of Six Glaciers Hike With A Six Year Old
The hike to Plain of Six Glaciers is a popular tourist trek for good reason – the views along the path and the teahouse at the top are magnificent.
Rocky Mountain Hikes For Kids: Peyto Lake Rock Pile and Bow Summit Lookout
You’ve seen Peyto Lake in countless Travel Alberta ads, now take the quick and easy hike to get one of the best views of our beautiful province.
Camping With Kids #8: Camping at Lake Louise
Lake Louise is a great jumping off point for exploring Yoho National Park, the Icefields Parkway, Banff National Park, or just staying within walking distance.
Camping With Kids #4: Camping At Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park
While the Johnston Canyon trail is a popular family hike, the campground across the highway will guarantee you a good parking spot to explore the waterfalls and ink pots.
What Tourists Do At Lake Louise
Tourists here are just like tourists there. They Euros probably laugh at us trying to hold up the tower at Pisa, so laugh at them jumping at Lake Louise.