Johnston Canyon is formed by traces of tectonic movement, this canyon features spectacular waterfalls that never fail to amaze. A popular hiking route year-round, it delights visitors in every season.

Since the early 20th century, Surprise Corner has been a favorite spot for artists and photographers. From here, you can capture a breathtaking view of the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel against the majestic Rockies.

Nestled in the mountains, Banff is a charming alpine town and the largest commercial hub within the park. With its European-style streets, restaurants, hotels, shops, and entertainment, it’s a place where visitors linger and never want to leave.

In just eight minutes, the fully enclosed gondola carries you 700 meters up to the summit station at 2,281 meters. From the 360-degree viewing platform, you can take in sweeping views of the endless mountain ranges.

Famed as a filming location for Marilyn Monroe’s River of No Return, Bow Falls is a favorite among photographers. Its rushing waters and winding valley set against a bright blue sky create unforgettable scenery.

These striking sandstone pillars, sculpted by wind and water, inspired fear among Indigenous peoples, who believed them to be dwellings of spirits. Today, the Hoodoos remain a fascinating natural wonder.