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Cascade Gardens
One of western Canada's finest historic landscapes. Enjoy gazebos, waterworks, pools and flower gardens.
Address: in the Park Administration building grounds at the 5 end of Banff Ave
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Luxton Home and Garden
Built in 1905, the Luxton Home is an example of a Banff pioneer home. The residence houses numerous collections including Stoney artifacts, and household items and clothing that date back to the 1900s. Credited as being one of Banff’s first flower gardens, the grounds are surrounded by a garden that blooms throughout the summer. Regular tours of the home and garden are available throughout the summer with off-season tours requiring appointment.
Address: 206 Beaver St. Banff AB CA
 Send an Email  1 403 762-2291
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Hoodoos
These spires, carved by the forces of wind and water, stand like lonely sentinels overlooking the Bow River. Wheelchair access.
Address: 4 km (2.5 mi) from Banff on Tunnel Mountain Dr.
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Sunshine Meadows
Found 30 km (19 mi) west of Canmore near Banff National Park's Continental Divide, Sunshine Meadows is a natural garden set amidst mountain and lake scenery. Accessed only by the Sunshine Meadows Alpine Shuttle, this wildflower field blooms into colour in mid-June and offers visitors with opportunities to view wildlife and hike a number of trails.
Address: . Banff AB CA
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Healy Meadows
Healy Meadows, located about 15 km (9 mi) west of the town of Banff, is an area ideal for hiking. Paths take hikers through forest to alpine meadows where scenic views are plentiful.
Address: . Banff AB CA
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The Great Divide
The Great Divide is the geographic point where all waters flow either W to the Pacific Ocean or E to the Atlantic Ocean. Displays at the picnic area describe this phenomenon which may be seen in action as the creek separates mid-flow. Located west of Lake Louise on the border between Alberta and British Columbia.
Address: Follow the sign
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