Day 1: Upon arrival at Calgary airport, grab your scheduled transfer to your Banff hotel.

Day 2-7: In 1985, UNESCO declared Banff National Park a World Heritage Site, as Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks. Banff remains one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations. Several popular mountains are located all around the city. There are Mount Rundle (2,949 m), Mount Cascade (2,998 m) and Mount Norquay (2,134 m). A funicular makes it possible to climb Sulfur Mountain (2,281 m) all year round. With your included 5-day ski pass, discover Sunshine and Norquay near Banff and Lake Louise!

Day 8: Your trip has come to an end... It's time to head back to Calgary to catch your flight home.

The Red Carpet Inn welcomes you to Banff! Located just a stone's throw away from Banff's famous downtown shopping area, this hotel is ideal for your Canadian Rockies getaway. Recently refurbished in 2019, this friendly establishment is nicely designed and equipped to make your stay in Banff a memorable one.

With its two Queen Beds, this Superior Room provides an unforgettable upscale experience and total relaxation.

This offer is based on a Room Only stay. 

With the Mount Norquay Ski Resort just a 15-minute drive from the Red Carpet In, many adventures await you! After all that exploring, why not relax and head to the hotel's indoor hot tub?

Head out to explore Banff and enjoy a great morning wildlife viewing. The tour will include some of Banff's most scenic and significant highlights such as the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Bow Falls, Surprise Corner Lookout, Hoodoos Viewpoint and Lake Minnewanka. Plus, enjoy hot chocolate or chilled water (depending on the time of year) and maple cookies at one of the scenic stops!

After the Banff and Wildlife Tour, head to the base of Sulfur Mountain and ride the Banff Gondola to the summit of Sulfur Mountain at 7,486 feet. At the top, marvel at sweeping views of Banff, the Bow Valley, and 360-degree views of six scenic mountain ranges. You'll feel like you're on top of the world when you stand on the spacious main-level observation deck. 

The Grotto Canyon Ice Walk is a hike on a frozen creek bed through a narrow canyon, passing unusual rock formations and spectacular ice falls. It is a unique experience to walk directly on the ice, and walking on the bottom of the creek bed gives you a unique view of the canyon.
All ice walks include hot chocolate to warm you up and our famous maple cookies and the equipment you need for a safe hike.

The Johnston Canyon Evening Ice Walk is all about awakening your senses, appreciating the darkness, the scents of the cool pine forest, and enjoying the silence of a night spent under the stars. At one point, the group turns off their lights, and you are immersed in the peaceful stillness of a winter night.

This half-day Marble Canyon snowshoe tour near Banff is an easy introduction to snowshoeing in Kootenay National Park, where you can admire the spectacular icy colours of Marble Canyon, worn over centuries by the rushing waters of Tokumn Creek. Look for tracks of snowshoe hares, moose, and wolves as you explore how the landscape changes and animals adapt. After this chilly winter walk, enjoy a quintessentially Canadian treat: hot maple taffy.

Enjoy the 5-day ski pass giving you access to these three mountains: Sunshine and Norquay near Banff and Lake Louise!

Located within Banff National Park, in the province of Alberta, Banff is a resort town known for its majestic lakes and mountains. The National Park is part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also Canada’s first national park!

With its blue lakes and snowcapped peaks, Banff is most certainly a picture-perfect destination. As well as its beautiful scenery, Banff is the ideal place for outdoor adventures: hiking, rafting, and horseback riding, the choice is yours!