

Revitalizing the Banff Railway Lands will change the way people move through Banff National Park and the Town of Banff townsite. Informed and sustainable solutions such as the Banff Eco-Transit Hub—including intercept parking, the potential for aerial transit to Norquay’s base, and passenger rail—can create meaningful change. Learn more about the broader vision for Banff Eco-Transit Hub, the upcoming Banff Railway Lands Area Redevelopment Plan, how you can help inform next steps, and more.
A science-based approach to visitor and
vehicle management in Banff National Park
We believe in sustainable transportation and support the development of pedestrian-only zones in Banff. This is why we provide more than 500 free parking spaces at the Banff Train Station.
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Aug 2

We believe in sustainable transportation and support the development of pedestrian-only zones in Banff. This is why we provide more than 500 free parking spaces at the Banff Train Station.
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Jul 29

ICYMI: Canadian Pacific's James Clements told Railway Age that the proposed Calgary Airport – Banff Rail (CABR) project will be built to Transport Canada safety standards, with 20-foot track ...
Jul 21

We believe in sustainable transportation and support the development of pedestrian-only zones in Banff. This is why we provide more than 500 free parking spaces at the Banff Train Station.
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Jul 16

ICYMI: Liricon's Jan Waterous, Managing Partner at Liricon, updates the Rocky Mountain Outlook on the Calgary Airport – Banff Rail project.
Mass transit is an opportunity for ...
Jul 15

We are pleased to offer free parking at the Banff Train Station to residents and visitors. Park your car and explore Banff by foot or on your bike. It is a short walk and the scenery is breathtaking. ...
Jul 8
