TOP 10 HIKES & PLACES TO VISIT IN BANFF NATIONAL PARK, CANADA

Lake Ohara is also accessible in the winter, it's a fun ski in and out along the road. The shuttle was an old school bus for summer use only. Waiting lists are long but the Alpine hut is an inexpensive place to stay.

Your amazing videos are helping us plan our trip in June.

caves?

You missed the 2 most spectacular hikes: 1. Iceline trail where you can see Takkakaw Falls from above and 2. Yoho Pass and Wapta highline that takes you from Takkakaw falls all the way to Emerald lake.

Very good video! Well done.

Can I ride my e-bike up the fire road?

Beautiful trail around Emerald Lake in Yoho. Very easy , over an hour hike.

thank you for putting this together, it's very helpful!

What time of the year did you undertake this trip? Lucky to have found such gorgeous weather throughout.

Thanks for the tips. Can't wait for our trip in this region in just a couple weeks!

Are you allowed to ride a bike on the fire road to Lake O'hara

Great video. I'm definitely going to check out Hamilton Falls - thanks!

Do you think my 80 yr old father could hike Wapta falls?

Hello , Yoho or Jasper , which one do you recommend if I have limited time?

Awesome video. I'll use this as a guide for sites to visit later this year. Also, what camera did you use throughout this video, really nice color throughout the vid.

Wow!! Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing.

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Thank you so much for sharing these amazing places. I definitely want to go to Yoho.

What month was the trip?

You did an absolutely amazing job of highlighting all these trails. So much good information and the views you shared are breathtaking

Great suggestions! Looks amazing. What time of year was this? I'll be heading there Oct 1st.

Those views are ridiculously stunning!! Wow. I only recently learned about this National Park. I was already familiar with Banff but Yoho is another absolutely gorgeous place to visit! Thank you so much for this very breathtaking and very informative upload! 😍👍🌲🌲🌲

Wow. I will definitely visit this. Thanks for the amazing footage

The view was so magnificent and surrounded by so much nature.🌿

Happy camping, guys! 🏕️

awesome👍

Thank you. Price wise… all these spots are within Yoho? So only the park entrance is required? Just making sure. Thanks!

What month was this visit September

Beautiful sceneries, thank you for sharing, we would definitely visiting this summer

Iceline Trail, Twin Falls & Laughing Falls, Burgess Shale Fossil (guided hike) are highly recommended.

I absolutely love this video and all your other Canadian Rockies collection!! I have watched them many times and planned many hikes w my family after watching them. Please keep posting more. Have you done other provincial parks Mt Assiniboine, Mt Robson , Grey wells, Joffre lakes, Squamish, Whistler and areas? Waiting for all those.

Great video! Beautiful views and good advice :)

14 mile or 11k tolake o hare. Cause 14mile is a long day hike double that to get out in one day 28mile ????

This is an excellent video and information tool!!! I am planning on going there this year. I have 2 questions I hope you can answer.
1. What is the best time of year from a photo perspective?
2. How feasible and accessible is Lake O'Hara, Emerald Lake, and Tawakka Falls in May?
Thanks very much,
Jim

Thank you

Thank you so much for sharing

Great video. Have you ever been in late October? Wonder if it’s too cold/icy already at that point.

Guys please Believe me I Live in Columbia Lake 3 and I camp in takfalls

Great video! Is it worth to go if one cannot do much of the hiking?

what is shttle permit? is shuttle run by park where it takes passangers?

@kevin are in these in order … meaning, can one visit these in the order you have explained

@kevin Eassa Hello from Los Cabos, Mexico. How difficult are these trails in the the last week of April? And, which trails would be the easiest for medium experience hikers? We have plans to go on that date. Thanks, your video is amazing!

This is nice show

Did daytrip to Yoho 2 weeks ago from Banff. Parking at Emerald Lake packed out in morning so returned to Natural Bridge as passed on road to Emerald Lake. Following that drove onto Wapta Falls, must climb the ridge at base of falls for spectacular view but be prepared to get very wet. Note there is no right turn from interstate to Wapta Falls trail road, need to go past to find crossing point to eastbound carriageway. After that returned to Emerald Lake where it was much quieter, took 2 hour walk around the lake which was both interesting enchanting, path for first half going clockwise then muddy trail for rest of circuit. Finished day with visit to Takakka Falls, a fitting end to our visit.

What can I say...other than totally awesome, we have a trip planned for next September and will definitely be including this national park in it...thanks for the great video.

I really enjoyed your video and all the useful information you provided for people like me who wants to plan well before going to the area. You have captured the beauty of those places well. Amazing... Thank you!

Beautiful and awesome video, Thanks for sharing.

Moving to Alberta next month. Only been to Yoho once but your video has given me lots of great reasons to return! New subscriber.

Hello Kevin. I enjoyed your video. What month did you visit?

Such a beautiful place, even more so at night, and nowhere near as crowded as Banff