Banff Mount

Banff is a charming mountain town in Alberta, Canada, and serves as the gateway to Banff National Park, Canada’s oldest national park (founded in 1885) and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site The park covers over 6,600 km² of rugged landscape, from glacier-fed lakes and dense forests to soaring peaks and icefields National Geographic Home to iconic sapphire-blue lakes such as Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, set amidst dramatic mountain backdrops—their vivid color comes from glacial rock sediments Hiking trails like Lake Louise Lakeshore, Plain of Six Glaciers, Johnston Canyon; canoeing,