

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 and potential aspirational projects such as aerial transit to Norquay’s base and passenger rail to Calgary—can create meaningful change. Learn more about the broader vision for Banff Eco-Transit Hub, the 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
In the news: Alstom’s hydrogen passenger train to debut in Quebec
The potential for hydrogen-fueled mass transit is significant. Along with being a low-emission energy source, Alberta has ...
Feb 3

Congratulations to Roam Public Transit for this amazing accomplishment. Mass transit to, from and within our mountain parks significantly reduces visitor impact on environmentally sensitive places. ...
Feb 2

Saturday’s Skijoring is an excellant example of visitors and the community enjoying a closed to traffic Banff Avenue - even in -20 Celsius. What an icnredible event. A permanent Banff Pedestrian ...
Jan 30

Are you coming to Banff to celebrate the annual SnowDays Festival? Remember there is free parking and the best outdoor skating rink in the Canadian Rockies at the Train Station. Park your car, grab ...
Jan 20

We are thrilled with the recent announcement by Parks Canada regarding the closure of Moraine Lake to personal vehicle traffic as an important move toward advancing a more sustainable visitor ...
Jan 9

Despite the current cold snap, the weather forecast looks great. Grab your skates and head over to the Banff Train Station with your friends and family this holiday season. The ice is terrific and the...
Dec 21
