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Travel Q&A on Banff:Question: #1: Visiting Canada for the first time. Super excited!!!!! Renting a car and traveling from Vancouver to Banff.?
Want to get the most out of our trip. So what is the places to see and things to do on this trip between Vancouver and Banff? Any scenic route or of the beaten track suggestions? Where is a good place to stop over and sleep a night? Staying in Banff for about a week and then traveling to Jasper, Edmonton and Calgary with friends. Thanks so much! - asked by ilanasmit Answer: Wow. Where to start.I would definitely want to spend some time in the Okanagan valley. Golfing, camping and visting are some of the activities you might enjoy.See http://www.okanagan.com/Then closer to ... - answered by: Camille S View All Answers (6) Question: #2: Has anybody been on a solo skiing holiday to Banff, Canada ?
I am going to travel alone to Banff - Canada for a skiing holiday and am interested to hear of anybody's experiences. - asked by Raksha Answer: Banff is the sweetest town in Canada. Party central. I lived in Banff / Sunshine village for 7 months and it was the time of my life. If you like clubs:Hoodoos and Aurora are the 2 in Banff.Pubs: My favorite ... - answered by: bigmikewinnipeg View All Answers (8) Question: #3: What is the closest hair salon (and best) to Rundlestone Lodge in Banff?
And please make it easy to get to as I don't know banff well! We are travelling here in October, and I need my hair done for our wedding, but I have no idea where to go. - asked by AmandaH Answer: They have an incredible salon in the Banff springs hotel I think its called Willow Creek, they changed the name not too long ago. ... - answered by: Fleur de Lis View All Answers (2) Question: #4: Would anybody trade homes in Banff or Lake Louise area for 1 week to come to my home in St.Louis, Missouri?
Would anybody or family like to trade homes (free-of-charge) for 1 week in late Aug./early Sept. from the beautiful Lake Louise or Banff or Canmoore area? Our family of 4 lives in St. Louis, Missouri in the suburbs. Our home is in a nice quiet subdivision located a 45 minute drive to the St. Louis arch, Busch Stadium (if you want to see the Cardinals play baseball!), or there's 6-Flags park & many water parks nearby. Lots of free activities for children. We have a 3-bedroom & 2 bathroom & 2-car garage house that is 16 years old. We are looking to travel to your area cheaply to see your beautiful parks & do lots of hiking! - asked by boredmom Answer: If you don't get the answers you need, go to craigslist and try placing an ad in the "housing swap" section. Good luck! ... - answered by: Czech Chick View All Answers (2) Question: #5: What is the best way to travel through the rockies in January?
I am going to Canada in January and want to travel from Calgary to Vancouver and very much want to see Banff, Lake Louise. What is the best way of doing this, and the best places to stay? - asked by Matthew Answer: By air, and look out the window. ... - answered by: stevewbcanada View All Answers (14) Question: #6: Transport from Banff to Vancouver?
Hi, I am travelling in a group of 10 adults and 3 children. I will arrive in Banff by a rail tour. However, I am wondering if there are any land transport (eg buses or coaches) to bring us back from Banff to Vancouver as a group? And if yes, how long is the journey? - asked by steolg Answer: Going by Greyhound is a 15 hour trip that would cost as follows:$120 each adult$ 15 each child age 5-11It might be worth it to rent a Van and drive if you have people in your group with Drivers Licenses ... - answered by: Pichi View All Answers (3) Question: #7: Is there a travel agent (or agencies) in Lake Louise?
Or do I have to go to Banff?Some buddies and I are going planning on setting out on a trip to wherever the wind will take us; starting with lake louise.But I want to make sure that there will be an agent there when the time comes. - asked by someguy29 Answer: Forget the travel agent... Take a look at my blog, you should find some interesting places to visit. Hotels area little pricey. I'm going back again this year for another visit. Worth the $$$. http://rockies2005.blogspot.com ... - answered by: www.affirmtech.net View All Answers (2) Question: #8: what are the most challenging and picturesque hikes in the Canadian Rockies (at the end of May)?
Traveling to Banff/Lake Louise over memorial day weekend and looking for tips to make the most of my time there! - asked by traveling man Answer: You will be very close to Kananaskis Country, which has a variety of excellent trails. Here's a link to the related Alberta provincial website: http://www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/parks/featured/kananaskis/flashindex.aspNote ... - answered by: Don T View All Answers (1) Question: #9: I will be moving to Calgary, AB in October. How cold is it? What should I wear?
I will be travelling any where from Trail-BC, Banff, and Cardston quite regularly but remained headquartered in Calgary. Does the weather change much between these locations? I will be outdoors alot, but will need to wear buissness attire. Any suggestions on proper clothing would be great. - asked by sammarkand Answer: Well Calgary is funny in the winter because it can be -30 one minute and +15 the next. It's called a chinook. Trail and Banff are more consistantly cold in the winter because it is in the mountains. ... - answered by: officer_betty_lou View All Answers (3) Question: #10: Bear Watching in West Canada?
We are travelling to Canada in July/August abd would like to see some bears in the wild, our plans see us in Vancouver, Whistler, Banff and Jasper national parks. Can we see bears in these areas? We don't really want to go to the north of Vancouver Island is this is a bit too far out of our way. - asked by danny g Answer: try to ask local tourist office there about it they can help you better. ... - answered by: briggs View All Answers (7)
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