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Friends of mine and me are planning an extended hiking trip in the Rockies near Banff NP. We will be traveling by bus, and therefore need to plan our hiking route with the reachable trail heads/endpoints in mind.
Does anyone know of a map(!) which shows all the Greyhound bus stations and stops? So far we have only found a list of all stations (the names), which is of no use to us at all as we have no idea where these stations actually are...
We are planning an extended hiking trek in the Rockies near Banff NP. The three of us are quite experienced hikers and have all done plenty of hikes (ranging from 1-3 weeks at a time) in Northern Europe and South America.
For our hike in the Rockies we are wondering:
- Is hiking off the marked trails in national parks legal? (a source for this would be awesome!)
- Does anyone have either personal experience or knows of a good source of information (e.g. concerning routes/trailheads/etc.)?
Most information we were able to find concerns day-hikes or small 2-3 day hikes in the immediate vicinity of official camping places etc. This is not what we are looking for...
What indoor activities are available for young children the week of March 1 to 10?
I am planning a destination stagette in Banff, Canmore, or somewhere similar for a Saturday in July. We only have time to go away for one night so we don't want to go too far from Calgary. The bride is open to anything from hiking to a spa day, but we don't want to spend too much money. I've spent lots of time in the Rockies, but never for a stagette party and I was hoping someone could offer some specific suggestions (places to stay etc.) I was thinking that it would be fun to rent a cabin at a ski resort, but I don't know if that is possible for just one night. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
We are staying at Canmore Crossing.It is a condo.Does anyone have any info on this place? Thanks.
Hi there I have a bit of a dilemma here: I`m going to Banff National Park in September 2008. Everybody says that Canmore is preferrable to Banff acomodation-wise, as it is not as overrun with tourists as Banff is. When I did some research on VT and Tripadvisor on local B&B`s though, most reviews were very, very negative. I get the impression that all accomodation in Canmore is either a dump or overpriced. Can anybody recommend a really friendly B&B in Canmore (or Banff or somewhere close to Banff NP) with honeymoon-style rooms, ca. 120-150 CDN per room/night ? Thanks, Michael
Are their any decent restaurants in walking or short cab ride from Banff Mountain Gate in Harvie Heights please?
My Husband and I are staying Falcolncrest in Canmore in June. Could you please advise if and what transportation is available to us for getting in between there and Banf (without having to hire a car) Are there organised tours to different regions, like Lake Louise/Edmonton/Jasper etc or is it easier to go back into Calgary to get to some of these places. Sorry, but its the first time we have travelled to Canada from Oz. Any tips greatly appreciated.
Hi all. I'm moving to Canmore in Sept. '06 and wondering if anyone has any rooms availible or knows of anyuone to contact about this. The house/apartment/room must be dog friendly. Thanks in advance! :) Kel
Hi all I am an engineering intern student that will be working in Canmore from May 2005 to September 2005 and was wondering if anyone has suggestions on accomodations for that period. Any and all suggestions will be helpful. Note: I currently reside in Calgary. Thanx
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