Banff · Alberta, Canada

Ture og oplevelser i Banff

Oplev de bedste Banff-ture og oplevelser i hjertet af de canadiske Rocky Mountains: kør med Banff Gondola op ad Sulphur Mountain, nyd synet af de turkisfarvede Lake Louise og Moraine Lake, gå på Athabasca Glacier langs Icefields Parkway, tag på krydstogt på Lake Minnewanka, og vandr i Johnston Canyon. Sammenlign de bedst bedømte oplevelser og planlæg din perfekte bjergferie.

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Banff Gondola

Sulphur Mountain.

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Lake Louise og Moraine

Turkisfarvede søer.

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Columbia Icefield

Gletsjervandring.

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Lake Minnewanka

Naturskønt krydstogt.

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Johnston Canyon

Vandfaldsvandringer.

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Sjov i byen

Ture og aktiviteter.

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Dyreliv og el-cykel

Wapitihjorte og bjørne.

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Naturskønne ruter

Icefields Parkway.

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Rejseruteidéer til Banff

Færdige ruter, du kan booke direkte — fra en perfekt dag til en lang weekend.

1 dag

Banff på 1 dag

1Banff Gondola
2Bow Falls
3Krydstogt på Lake Minnewanka
4Byen Banff

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3 dage

Banff på 3 dage

1Dag 1: by og gondol
2Dag 2: Lake Louise
3Dag 3: Icefields Parkway
4Gletsjervandring

Læs guiden

Søer

Banff og Lake Louise

1Lake Louise
2Moraine Lake
3Emerald Lake
4De Ti Toppers Dal

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Med børn

Banff med børn

1Banff Gondola
2Krydstogt på Lake Minnewanka
3Johnston Canyon
4Dyrelivsspotting

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Godt at vide, før du tager af sted

Korte, klare svar på de spørgsmål, alle besøgende i Banff har, før de booker.

Sommer (jun.–aug.)

Det bedste tidspunkt for søerne, vandreturene og Icefields Parkway, med varme dage og alle veje åbne.

Efterår (sep.–okt.)

Klare, roligere dage med gyldne lærketræer og færre mennesker, ideelt til natur og dyreliv.

Vinter (nov.–mar.)

Skiløb i verdensklasse, frosne vandfald, isvandreture og magiske snelandskaber.

Søsæson

Lake Louise og Moraine Lake er mest turkisfarvede fra sent i juni til september.

Travleste måneder

Juli og august er travlest — book ture, shuttlebusser og ophold i god tid.

Lærkesæson

Sent i september bringer gyldne lærketræer, et betagende og populært tidspunkt til fotos.

Hvornår du bør besøge

Banff gennem årstiderne

Hvad der er bedst, hvor travlt der er, og et bookingtip for hver årstid.

Sommer (jun.–aug.)

jun.–aug.

Bedst til: Søer og vandreture.
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Bookingtip: Book i god tid.

Efterår (sep.–okt.)

sep.–okt.

Bedst til: Gyldne lærketræer.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Klart og roligt.

Vinter (nov.–mar.)

nov.–mar.

Bedst til: Ski og isvandreture.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Koldt og sneet.

Forår (apr.–maj)

apr.–maj

Bedst til: Roligt, tøvejr.
Trængsel
Bookingtip: Søerne er stadig frosne.

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Ofte stillede spørgsmål om Banff

What are the top 10 things to do in Banff?

Ranked by traveller reviews: 1) the Lake Louise and Moraine Lake tour, 2) the Banff Gondola up Sulphur Mountain, 3) the Icefields Parkway full-day tour with the Columbia Icefield, 4) the hop-on-hop-off Banff bus, 5) the Johnston Canyon walk and winter icewalk, 6) the Big Canoe tour on the Bow River, 7) Lake Minnewanka’s scenic cruise, 8) the Banff Upper Hot Springs, 9) the Sunshine Village gondola and meadows and 10) Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park.

How many days do you need in Banff?

Plan three to four days. Day one: an early shuttle or tour to Moraine Lake and Lake Louise, the Lake Agnes Tea House hike, Emerald Lake on the way back. Day two: the gondola in the morning, Bow Falls and Surprise Corner, a Lake Minnewanka cruise, the hot springs at dusk. Day three: Johnston Canyon early, the Bow Valley Parkway, Two Jack Lake, Vermilion Lakes at sunset. Day four: the Icefields Parkway to Bow Lake, Peyto Lake and the Athabasca Glacier — or a long hike such as Sentinel Pass or Cory Pass.

What to do in Banff for free?

Bow Falls and the river trail, Surprise Corner’s view of the Fairmont Banff Springs, the Vermilion Lakes boardwalks, the Tunnel Mountain summit, the Sulphur Mountain switchback hike (ride the gondola down for a fee), the Fenland and Marsh loops, the Hoodoos trail, Cascade Ponds, Two Jack Lake, the Johnston Canyon lower and upper falls, Lake Louise’s shore path and the Lake Agnes hike, the Bow Valley Parkway’s Morant’s Curve, and the lookouts at Bow Lake and Peyto Lake on the Icefields Parkway. All require the park pass.

What are the best day trips from Banff?

Lake Louise and Moraine Lake (45 minutes; tours from about $54–73, shuttles $27), the Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefield, the Athabasca Glacier and the Skywalk (2.5 hours each way; full-day tours $163), Yoho National Park’s Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge and Takakkaw Falls (one hour), Canmore and Kananaskis Country (25 minutes), Kootenay’s Marble Canyon and Radium Hot Springs (90 minutes) and Jasper (3.5 hours — better as an overnight).

What to do in Banff at night?

Soak in the Upper Hot Springs, ride the gondola for sunset and dinner at the Sky Bistro, stargaze from Lake Minnewanka or Vermilion Lakes (occasionally with northern lights in autumn and winter), drink at Banff Ave Brewing, Park Distillery or the Rundle Bar in the Fairmont Banff Springs, catch a film at the Lux Cinema, join a wildlife-watching evening tour when elk and bears are most active, or walk Banff Avenue under the peaks after the day-trippers leave.

What is there to do in Banff in winter?

Ski at Sunshine Village, Lake Louise and Mount Norquay (November to May), walk the frozen Johnston Canyon with ice cleats, skate on Lake Louise beside the ice castle, snowshoe and cross-country ski, take a dog-sled ride, soak in the hot springs under falling snow and ride the gondola for the winter panorama. The Ice Magic sculpture festival at Lake Louise and SnowDays in Banff fill January; Moraine Lake Road is closed and the lakes are frozen from November to May.

What are the best things to do in Banff with kids?

The Banff Gondola and its summit boardwalk, the Upper Hot Springs, the Lake Minnewanka cruise, the Big Canoe on the Bow River, the easy Johnston Canyon catwalks to the Lower Falls, canoeing on Lake Louise, the Cave and Basin hot-spring cave, the Banff Park Museum’s taxidermy, Sunshine Meadows’ gentle trails and gondola, floating the Bow River on a raft, spotting elk along the Bow Valley Parkway and, in winter, sledding, skating and beginner ski lessons at Norquay.

When is the best time to visit Banff?

Late June to September — the lakes have thawed to their turquoise colour (Moraine Lake by mid-June), Moraine Lake Road and the high hikes are open and every tour runs. Late September adds golden larches and fewer crowds. December to March is ski season with frozen lakes and icewalks; April to May and October to November are quiet shoulder seasons with closures.

Is the Banff Gondola worth it?

Yes — the eight-minute ride up Sulphur Mountain delivers a 360-degree panorama of six mountain ranges, the Bow Valley and the town from a summit boardwalk, and it is the most-reviewed ticket in Banff. Go early or late to avoid queues, book a timed ticket online, or hike up the 5.5-kilometre switchback trail and ride down for a reduced fare.

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