With more than 1,000 miles of trails to choose from, you could never get bored while hiking Banff. The landscape includes sweeping vistas with views over the valley, and you can also get your blood pumping by conquering challenging hikes up the peaks. (Check out these other 10 picturesque National Parks worth hiking.)
Lake Louise, a hamlet in Banff National Park, is a turquoise, glacier-fed lake ringed by high peaks—and it has earned a reputation as the hiking capital of Canada. Fuel your outdoorsy side with scenic walks around the water, or pump up the volume with epic adventures into the wild backcountry. During the fall, the larch trees light up in glowing shades of yellow and gold, especially in Larch Valley and Sentinel Pass, two popular spots to experience the color.
Embark on a multi-day trip that can end at a beautiful retreat such as Shadow Lake Lodge, tucked away near the towering grandeur of Mt. Ball. Or choose to stay at Skoki Lodge, which is where William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, stayed for their private getaway during their first official visit to Canada. The private cabins and gourmet meals bring a little luxury into a hiking getaway.
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