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Walking Tour of Banff
This classic scenic view along the Bow River
is one of nearly 30 points of interest to enjoy
on the Town of Banff's self-guided walking tour
Photo: Peter Duck
Walking Through Banff's NatureDid you know that the Banff townsite sits on a giant ancient lakeshore? Or that Tunnel Mountain was once buried under 1000 metres of glacial ice?
These and other fascinating tidbits of natural history are highlighted in the Town of Banff's self-guided walking tour, detailed in our free publication called
Walking through Banff's Nature
.
The walking tour brochure leads you on easy routes around town, while helping you to discover the natural history stories that make Banff unique.
Pick up a brochure at the Banff Information Centre (224 Banff Avenue), Town Hall (110 Bear Street), or your hotel, and learn about our nature!