Banff National Park
How to Get There
Banff
National Park is located in the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the province
of Alberta. The town of Banff is the central destination within the park,
and is only 128 kilometres (80 miles) west of the international airport
in Calgary.
Banff National Park can also be accessed from
international airports in Edmonton, Alberta, 401
kilometres (250 miles) northeast of the park, and
Vancouver, British Columbia, 850 kilometres (530 miles)
west of Banff. Three highways bisect the park, including the
Trans-Canada Highway (#1) which runs from Canada's east
coast through Calgary, Banff and Lake Louise on its way
to Vancouver on the west coast. From the town of Banff, Lake Louise is located 55
kilometres (35 miles) to the west, Canmore is 26
kilometres (16 miles) to the east, and the town of Jasper
in Jasper National Park is 287 kilometres (180 miles) to
the northwest.
Tour buses operate within the park year-round, and
there are several car rental agencies in Banff and
Jasper, as well as in the neighbouring cities.
Distances
from the Town of Banff
(in kilometres)
Calgary 128 km
Canmore 26 km
Edmonton 401 km
Jasper 287 km
Lake Louise 58 km |
Montreal 3872 km
New York City 4448 km
San Francisco 2050 km
Toronto 3563 km
Vancouver 850 km |
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