Banff
Glacial silt turns the lakes impossible.
Canada's first national park, set in the Rockies of western Alberta. Glacial silt suspended in the meltwater is what turns the lakes the colour they are — a effect that peaks through the summer and disappears once the ice forms.
What we arrange here
- Moraine Lake before the road opens to day visitors
- A lodge inside the park boundary, not outside it
- Icefields Parkway by private vehicle
Tell us when you want to be in Banff, and we will build the rest around it.