Dog Sledding Fun on
the Trails of Banff National Park
Photo courtesy of
Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel
You can enjoy just about every imaginable winter outdoor activity in
Banff National Park.
Winter temperatures are below freezing, but regular 'chinook' warming
trends relieve the cold and often result in snowfall.
Temperatures can dip as low as –30º C (22º F) in the winter, but more
normal conditions - even in the coldest months of December and January -
bring average winter temperatures ranging from highs of -6ºC (22ºF) to
lows of -15ºC (5ºF).
Popular winter activities in Banff include:
Downhill Resort Skiing and Snowboarding
Nordic Skiing - Cross-Country, Skate Skiing and Telemark
Ice Skating
Sledding and Tobogganing in Banff
Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides
Snowshoeing
Dog Sledding in
Banff
Ice Fishing
Ice Diving
Banff
Snowmobile Tours
Toby
Creek Adventures
Located in Canada's most beautiful
settings!! All our tours are professionally guided and all the Helmets,
Boots, Balacavas, suits, Backcountry equipment are provided.
Wet'n'Wild
Snowmobile Tours
Our guided trips, filled with
breathtaking scenic views and the opportunity to see wildlife, last
approx. 5 hours, and include a delicious hot indoor lunch at one of our
remote lodges - includes Ski-doo, lunch, professional guides and all
necessary gear.
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Accommodations in Banff
Banff Aspen Lodge
Banff Caribou Lodge
Banff International Hotel
Banff Park Lodge
Banff Ptarmigan Inn
Rocky Mountain Resort Banff
Banff Voyager Inn
Best Western Siding 29 Lodge
Brewster's Mountain Lodge
Buffalo Mountain Lodge Banff
Charlton Cedar Court Banff
Driftwood Inn Banff
High Country Inn Banff
Inns of Banff Banff
Mount Royal Hotel Banff
Rimrock Resort Hotel Banff
Royal Canadian Lodge Banff
Rundlestone Lodge Banff
Spruce Grove Inn Banff
Banff feature a wide
range of choices when it comes to hotels and
accommodations, ranging from four-star resorts to basic
accommodations.
In Banff, most of the hotels are located
centrally near the town's core, though there are several options which
are further removed from the town's bustle.
Hotels and motels generally provide sleeping accommodations on a
room/suite basis and feature a front desk for customer service. Rooms
have a private bath and/or shower. Many hotels in
Banff have additional facilities like a pool, exercise room or
sauna.
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