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
Although Charles and Camilla won’t be stopping in Banff this year, there is a rich history of monarchs visiting the Canadian Rockies. The Royal Tour of 1939 saw King George and Queen Elizbeth ...
May 17
Heading to Norquay this weekend for the Bozo Cup? Don't forget there is no charge for parking at the Banff Train Station. Leave your car and walk into town and enjoy the long weekend!
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Apr 16
Coming to Banff? Free parking is available at the Banff Train Station Parking Lot. Use the Norquay Road highway exit into town to access the lot. It is a short walk to Banff Avenue and the recently ...
Apr 8
Imagining the Banff Train Station as a multi-modal transit hub isn't a new idea. For decades, visitors arrived in Banff by train and then made their way to their next destination in another form ...
Apr 1
Located at the edge of the town, the Banff Train Station is one of the first things people have seen when arriving in Banff for over a century. Since the construction of the existing 1910 building and...
Mar 29
It is a beautiful day for a skate at the Banff Train Station. Call your friends and enjoy the sun!
Mar 13
Banff Railway Lands, Area Redevelopment Plan.
A project by Banff-based, family-owned, Liricon.
