Canada has become one of the favorite destinations for young people who want to go to study abroad. This is due to its quality of life, job opportunities and its wonderful nature. Not for nothing Canada has an immensity of places declared world heritage sites by UNESCO, including Banff National Park.
That is why this park could not be left out of our selection of the best 30 national parks in Canada that you cannot miss if you have gone to live or work for a season in this giant of North America.
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Here we bring you the best of the best, the crème de la crème of the most famous national park in Canada. Everything you need to know, to embark on an adventure of disconnection, relaxation and amazement in the lands of Banff National Park
Banff National Park, The History of a Giant
Banff National Park is not only more famous than the rest of the Canadian parks, but it is also the oldest of all, covering an area of 6,641 square kilometers and located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
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This park became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985, but its origin dates back much earlier. The park was discovered in the middle of the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the famous train that crosses the Canadian territory, from one coast to another. In the midst of construction to connect the country, workers stumbled upon hot springs and Banff! the park was born.
Once the train was finished and the park declared, the company in charge of the construction gave way to tourist facilities in the place, in addition the interior of the Banff national park, the town “Banff” was established. A place where you can rest and buy what you need for your adventure.
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How to get to the park
And well, fame does not come alone. The recognition of this park makes it one of the most visited in all of Canada, which is why we recommend that you go early, to avoid the crowds and you can enjoy the wonders of this place in the best way. the time of year you can find snowy or completely green landscapes. It all depends on whether you are a fan of heat or cold.
Now, regarding access to Banff National Park there are several options. The easiest thing is to do it from Calgary, which is located approximately two hours from the park and you can leave from there with a rented car, motorhome or campervan and enter the wonderful roads with their spectacular views. You can also take a bus that will drop you directly at the park gate.
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Now if your base is located in Vancouver and you are coming from an adventure in Jasper, you will have to drive through the wonderful Icefields Parkway the road of the ice fields and that will allow you to have views worthy of a movie. Also, if you decide to visit this place, keep in mind that it borders Yoho National Park to the west, Kootenay National Park to the south and Jasper National Park to the north, so you can live an adventure in nature.