Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Banff & Lake Louise National Park
Q:Where is Banff?
A:Banff is located in Western Canada, in the province of Alberta.
Q:What language is spoken in Banff?
A:English.
Q:Do I need vaccinations to visit Canada?
A:No.
Q:Do I need my passport to visit Canada?
A:As of January 2007 valid Passports are required for all visitors to Canada – this is the same for U.S. citizens who previously were able to enter sans Passport.
Q:What is the recommended stay duration?
A:Minimalist (3 days)
Driving/Sightseeing: 1 Day
Hiking/Exploring: 1 Day
Attractions (Museums/History/Culture): ½ Day
Activities/Special Programs: ½ Day
Adventurist (5 days)
Driving/Sightseeing: 1 Day
Hiking/Exploring: 2 Days
Attractions (Museums/History/Culture): 1 Day
Activities/Special Programs: 1 Day
Q:How much is the entrance fee?
A:A day pass provides entry into Banff, Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho, Mount Revelstoke, Glacier, Waterton Lakes and Elk Island. The pass is valid until 4:00 pm on the day after purchase. Park passes are available in person at Canad's park gates and information centers.
Daily
Adult $10.00
Senior $8.40
Youth FREE
Family/Group $20.00
Adult: Person 18 to 64 years of age Senior: Person 65 years of age or over Youth: Person 6 to 17 years of age Family/Group: Up to seven people arriving in a single vehicle in a national park. School Groups: Students of elementary and secondary schools.
