r/Banff • u/CloverSkyBell8212 • 10h ago
r/Banff • u/Advanced_Cupcake3189 • 13h ago
Vancouver => Jasper => Banff => Vancouver 7 days road trip
Thanks in advance to all people here. I have gone through the discussions here and based on that came up with a plan to visit both Jasper and Banff.
Mid May 2027
Saturday morning start from Vancouver and stay somewhere on the way to Jasper
Sunday and Monday nights in Jasper
Tuesday and Wednesday nights in Banff/Canmore
Thursday night stay in Revelstoke
Friday evening reach back in Vancouver
This is the route I am considering:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/7rjZzwGkmSPXNcMX8
We need to be back in Vancouver by Friday evening.
We don't mind long distance driving and not looking at doing a lot of hiking.
One way car rentals from Calgary or Edmonton to Vancouver are way too much expensive and I have discarded that.
Based on what I read on this group, Moraine lake will not be open and few other attractions may not be open, however as long as roads are safe to drive, we should be ok.
We are a family of 4, with two teens and renting a car from Vancouver Airport.
Any feedback/suggestions/recommendations, please let me know.
Places to stay overnight on the way from Vancouver to Jasper
Places to stay overnight on the way from Banff to Vancouver
Weather/Road conditions for Mid May
Thanks again!
r/Banff • u/Naturegrapher • 17h ago
Question Winter Golf
Are any of the golf courses open during the winter?
There are a couple of courses here in Lethbridge that are not officially open but if the weather is decent you can walk on and play on the course. You just can’t play off the green and the flag is planted in front of it.
r/Banff • u/Certain-Equipment-71 • 13h ago
Banff honeymoon
thoughts on the best months for Banff. we don't mind colder weather (or a little bit of snow), and less crowds are great, so open to any month where its unlikely that there will be a lot of snow to where it would prevent us from hiking, driving, etc. Thank you!