Mistakes to Avoid When Visiting BANFF National Park

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We travel a lot, and we want to help you avoid the making the mistakes we make. We recently returned from Banff National Park, and we learned a thing or two. Banff has a lot of attractions and can be expensive. It can also have unpredictable weather. Watch to discover how to make the most of your trip to Banff National Park.
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0:00 Introduction
0:30 Banff gondola on a cloudy day
1:40 Park passes
3:00 Understand the shuttles
4:41 Weather
5:32 Crowds
7:10 Overscheduling
7:33 Red chairs
7:49 Not bundling attractions
8:51 Spending too much money
9:34 Calgary
10:17 Not having a game plan
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@michaelczekaj3021 День назад

We're leaving in a few days and I know all we've learned from your videos and guides we are going to have a wonderful time!

@A4allroads 8 месяцев назад

It really pays to be prepared. I actually prefer to be over prepared that way I can limit my chances of having a bad experience. If you are uncomfortable or stressed out you’re not going to enjoy yourself. You will need a vacation after your vacation. Thanks for the video. What a beautiful area!

@MooseAndersonProductions 8 месяцев назад

Agree 100%. Planning is paramount. ‘Winging it” will never be as successful, as research & planning.

@michaelcrawford9425 8 месяцев назад

Great advice guys! I couldn't agree more.

@LiveInnerCity 7 месяцев назад

Great tips, Couldn't agree more!

@MooseAndersonProductions 8 месяцев назад

I love the way you guys differentiate between couples vs families. I, myself, travel as a couple, but many people do not. They have kids, and you make the nuances of this known in your videos. This is a great benefit, on top of all the information you provide for all travelers. I have always wanted to go to Banff. You were instrumental in my trips to Yellowstone years ago. I am lurking, taking notes, and planning, in case I actually am able to make a trip to Banff. Also watching your Grand Canyon, Arches, Colorado, Zion, Monument Valley,….😂🤣😂🤣 Just LOVE, love, love your videos and both you guys! Thanks for all you do to help us vacationers. I can’t recommend We’re in the Rockies enough to travelers. 🫎

@WereintheRockies 8 месяцев назад

Thanks so much Steve!

@overwatchxrescue 8 месяцев назад

Definitely some great tips! Banff is a huge park, which can feel overwhelming at times, especially if you're unfamiliar with it.

@mojopahitvlog8473 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for your good information knowledge.Full watching because really useful. Thank you

@markkaroo 10 дней назад

good video!

@AplinsintheAlps 8 месяцев назад

Such great travel tips, as usual! And Cheryl, I love that you're repping your brand with your baseball hat!

@WereintheRockies 8 месяцев назад

Thanks so much!

@KhurshidsChannel 3 месяца назад

Beautiful video. We visited Banff in the summer of 2023. We did not have enough time to visit all locations. I think we need to do another one. Thank you for sharing.

@WereintheRockies 2 месяца назад

You should!

@chitrarajan4712 Месяц назад

Hi..very nice video. . Will be visiting banff in june.can you please suggest tour company in banff.

@WereintheRockies Месяц назад

We have not used a tour company in Banff, therefore we do not have a recommendation. Do a google search and look at reviews to find a good one. Good luck!

@Yut-ru5hu Месяц назад

Hi how long did it take for the discovery pass to ship to you in the US? Also, does the annual membership start on date of purchase? Or it starts from the first day you use at the Banff national park? Thank you for the informative video!

@WereintheRockies Месяц назад

Starts from the date of purchase. Can’t remember exactly how long but I think it was a few weeks to arrive

@Komainu959 День назад

I'm sure it depends on the country you are purchasing from. If you're going to Banff from Calgary you will pass the town of Canmore, their visitor center sells the pass and it is BEFORE the Banff entry gate. You'll save a little on postage as well. As for when the pass activates. The annual pass starts from the MONTH of purchase. So a pass purchased on May 10, 2024 will have a sticker on it 05/24 to indicate it was purchased in May of 2024 and would be valid until May 31, 2025.

@punkydebutante1 4 дня назад

If your not driving do you need park pass

@WereintheRockies 4 дня назад

Technically, yes. They only check the vehicles, but they say you’re supposed to have one. You may consider checking with the shuttle or tour company you might be using to see what they say about it.

@dianemitchell4445 Месяц назад

Where can I buy the bundle activities for Banff National park? Any recos? Thanks a lot.

@WereintheRockies Месяц назад

www.banffjaspercollection.com/attractions/pursuit-pass/ Thanks for watching.

@margsangster8994 2 месяца назад

May I ask what dates you were in Banff please? Cheers from Australia

@WereintheRockies 2 месяца назад

We were there in August 2023.

@cartooninspires 4 месяца назад

When did u go

@WereintheRockies 4 месяца назад

This trip we visited Glacier NP, Banff NP and Jasper NP.

@Jamie-ec4mf Месяц назад

You can skip the gondola and enjoy the hike for free

@Komainu959 День назад

Hike is over 10km with over 700m elevation gain. It's mostly just switchbacks and is very well maintained so zero chance of getting lost. Don't forget you also have the boardwalk "trail" at the top so if you want to do this expect and are in pretty good shape expect to spend at least 5-6 hours as you'll also want to explore the terminus and maybe watch the video and just relax to take in the sights. Been to Banff multiple times, spend the cash to see this if it's in your wish list as you will be constrained by time more than anything else. If you're really strapped for cash but want a similar view go visit "the green spot" on Mt. Norquay. You can drive right up to it. Other more useful ways to use your time? Vermillion lakes, Two Jack Lake, Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, Banff sign, One of the pedestrian bridges over Bow River, Whyte Museum, Cave and Basin, Banff Hot Springs, Fenland Trail, Lake Minnewanka, Bankhead, Hoodoos, Cascade of Time garden, Buffalo Nations, Fairmount Springs, Banff Park Museum, Csscade Ponds, visit the moose statue in front of the Moose Hotel, do the Bow River walk, the Rec Center, walk down main street and that's just the stuff to do in the immediate area in the Banff townsite and I've probably forgotten more than a few other good ones.