Articles related to "Banff Canada"

Travelling to Banff in the Canadian Rockies means gaining elevation. A tour operator says this is usually not a problem, but check first if you have poor health.

The Upper Hot Springs at Banff, Alberta, Canada offer a low-cost, accessible and unusual experience. The water is pleasant and the surroundings magnificent, all year.

The Rampart Creek Hostel caters to people who love the outdoors. The accommodations are simple and rustic, and, being in Banff National Park, the region is a sanctuary.

One of the high-end places in Banff National Park, Canada is the Rimrock Resort Hotel in the town of Banff. It offers tremendous views and easy-to-navigate floors.

In the mountain town of Banff, Canada, the wheelchair accessible Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies depicts the art, history and culture of the mountains.

The Banff Springs, one of Canada's most beautiful luxury hotels, offers relaxing hot pools and views of the Rockies. About 1 1/2 hours west of Calgary.

Alvin Ailey's spirit and presence continues to overwhelm the dance community for over fifty years. His company comes to North Vancouver in March 2007.

Brewster Tours operates the Columbia Icefield Centre and tours on the Athabasca Glacier, in Canada's Jasper National Park. Accessible for wheelchairs and slow walkers.

The Mosquito Creek Hostel is affordable, rustic accommodation on Highway 93 in Banff National Park, Alberta and is part of the Hostelling International organization.

Whistler is the number one ski resort in North America and number one golf destination in Canada. This beautiful resort will also be the home of the 2010 Olympics.

Joe Btfsplk may be "the world's worst jinx", but he has secured himself a place in the hearts, minds, culture and even the language of North Americans.