The Canadian Rockies cover a large area and include many small, less well known towns often only a short distance from the towns of Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper.

Editorials

Douglas Fir Resort and Chalets is Banff’s top family/kid friendly resort

BANFF, Alberta – When my friend Sue decided to invite three of her best friends on a trip to Banff before her wedding and I was one of them, I couldn’t be more delighted that she had booked a two bedroom A-frame chalet at the Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets.

Canmore’s Rocky Mountain Ski Lodge – a quaint Banff alternative

CANMORE, Alberta – I find myself truly lucky to have friends who travel a lot and can recommend great places to stay. This was surely the case when I was on assignment in the Canadian Rockies and needed to find an apartment where I could set up digs that would feel like home, no matter how temporary.

Banff’s Tunnel Mountain Resort – luxury and family friendly

BANFF, Alberta – Because I had to get back to Banff after having the time of my life on my last Canadian Rockies vacation, I decided this time to stay at the Tunnel Mountain Resort.

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