Banff Passport

Save up to C$1,000 per couple and experience some of Banff's best outdoor adventures, rentals, dining, museums, and nighttime activities. One passport is valid for 1 adult and 2 children.

Save up to C$1,000 per couple while experiencing some of Banff's best outdoor adventures. You'll save on snowshoeing hikes, snowmobiling adventures, restaurants, ski rentals, and more! One passport is valid for 1 adult and 2 children. Book one get one free when you travel between November and April

Explore the jewels of the Canadian Rockies! Drive along the Bow Valley Parkway to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, and learn why these pristine lakes are key components of the Canadian Rocky Mountains’ UNESCO World Heritage Site. Return along the world's longest highway—the Trans Canada Highway.

On your guided dusk safari, you'll discover some of the creatures that inhabit this beautiful region of Canada. Learn how the national parks aim to protect these valuable animals and their habitat. Don't forget your camera!

View grizzly bears in their natural habitat while visiting the Yoho National Park. Discover Alberta's wonders on a guided tour to Lake Louise, the Grizzly Bear Refuge, and other areas. After admiring the sweeping views of the Rocky, Selkirk, and Purcell mountains, enjoy a gourmet lunch.

Walk in a wintry wonderland! With ice cleats strapped to your feet and hiking poles in your hands, you’ll hike on a frozen creek through Grotto Canyon. As you keep your eyes peeled for unusual rock formations, icefalls, and ice climbers, learn about the area’s history and geology, and see ancient native pictographs.

Explore Banff and the magnificent National Parks at your own pace! You won’t miss a thing with the help of the GyPSy Guide on your driving vacation.

Feel the crunch of fresh powder as you walk along the steel catwalks leading into icy Johnston Canyon. Along the way, you'll take in frozen waterfalls, giant ice pillars, and winter wildlife habitats.

Snowshoe an easy trail through the Vermillion River valley to the Paint Pots, a fascinating mineral deposit. View artifacts of the fur trade that once ruled the region and watch for local wildlife.