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Horse Packing at Two Jack Lake Near Banff
Photo: Banff Lake Louise Tourism
Banff and the surrounding Banff National Park are among the most popular summer vacation destinations in North America, with resplendent mountain vistas under the Alberta blue sky. Our climate also offers:
Low humidity during the months of July and August
Warm temperatures averaging between 21º and 22º Celsius (70º and 72º F)
Extended daylight hours: beyond 11 p.m. at the summer solstice
All of these factors add up to perfect conditions for summer activities. Some of our visitors' favourite summer attractions include:
Hiking and Walking Near Town
Hiking in the National Park
Camping
Fishing
Biking
- Mountain Biking and Touring
Golfing
Tennis
Swimming
Canoing and Kayaking
Whitewater Rafting and Float Trips
Boat Tours
Scuba Diving
Carriage Rides
Horseback Riding
Airplane and Helicopter Sightseeing
A word of advice for visitors: the UV rating in Banff National Park tends to be high. Between the altitude and the angle of sun in this area, people burn easily: sunscreen, sunglasses and a good wide-brimmed sun hat are must haves for your visit.