• Banff National Park - Embark on a captivating walking history tour of Banff National Park, delving into the area’s vibrant cultural and industrial past.

As the group embarks on the trails, the guide offers insights into the early 1900s when Banff emerged as a coal mining town. Participants will discover the lively community that supported the mining operations and hear stories of the miners and their families who resided and worked in this secluded region.

The walking route frequently includes stops at significant landmarks, such as the remnants of the coal loading facilities, offering a window into Banff’s industrial history. At each stop, the guide may highlight artifacts and share tales of the town’s development, the challenges its residents faced, and the eventual decline of the mining industry.

• Bear Spray
• Hiking Pole
• Professional Guide
• Ice Cleats

A walking history tour of Banff National Park provides an intriguing exploration of the area’s forgotten history and hidden treasures. Guided by an expert, the tour starts at the parking area, with transportation to the trailhead included. The trail spans about 2 kilometers and takes 1.5 to 2 hours to complete.

Participants visit significant locations such as the remains of coal loading facilities, gaining insights into the early 1900s coal mining community that once flourished here. The guide narrates stories of the miners and their families, emphasizing the mining industry’s impact on the local environment.

The tour encourages questions and discussions, enhancing the experience with a deeper understanding of Banff’s heritage. At the conclusion, the guide may suggest further exploration of nearby historical sites and trails, ensuring a memorable experience rich in history and nature.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.