The Icefields Parkway, officially Highway 93, stretches for 146 miles from Lake Louise in Banff National Park to the town of Jasper in Jasper National Park. While that sounds very far, it is ...

Between two Canadian national parks is a 145-mile stretch along the Continental Divide, with dramatic sights and views to ...

Debra Smith Covering 89 square miles on the northern edge of Banff National Park, the Columbia Icefield is the largest body of ice in the Canadian Rockies. It's a bit of a drive from Banff Town ...

Traverse the vast beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage site from Jasper along the Icefields Parkway and beyond to Banff. Pass fleecy mountain goats licking mineral-rich silt ...

The mountains are the beginning of our road trip through the Icefields Parkway. Spanning from Lake Louise in Banff National Park to the town of Jasper in Alberta, this stretch of highway weaves ...

Accessible public restrooms can be found in the towns of Banff and Lake Louise, along the Icefields Parkway, and at all drive-in campgrounds inside the park. Banff Scooter Company at the village ...

The town of Banff, about 80 miles west of Calgary in southwest Alberta, sits within Canada’s oldest national park of the same name, offering awe-inspiring mountain views at every turn ...

However, if you've come to Banff to spot wildlife, especially bears, late spring and summer is your best bet (you'll have the most luck in the early morning or at sunset). The Columbia Icefield ...

Photography: Rocky Mountaineer Lakes sparkle like turquoise gems along the Icefields Parkway, including Bow Lake, source of the 365-mile Bow River that chortles through Banff en route to Calgary ...