

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
New ridership projections suggest that the proposed passenger train serving the seven communities between the Calgary International Airport and Banff, could carry up to 11 million passengers per year ...
Jun 27

A recent article in the Globe and Mail explores the decision by the towns of Banff and Canmore to reinstate vehicle-free, pedestrian-friendlier roadways. Aligned with the larger goal of changing the ...
Jun 23

ICYMI: The backers of the proposed passenger rail line that would connect Calgary to Banff recently presented their vision at a Calgary Chamber of Commerce event.
Along with resulting in ...
Jun 22

ICYMI: Liricon’s Jan Waterous joined
Shaye Ganam on CHED & CHQR to discuss the proposed Calgary to Banff passenger train. With 7 destinations between YYC and Banff, the train would reduce ...
Jun 22

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

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
