Banff Motorcoaches

Banff Airporter offers 20 scheduled departures per day between Calgary International Airport and Banff/Canmore and back. When traveling to Banff, this shuttle service will deliver passengers directly to their desired location whether it be a hotel, a bed and breakfast or a residence. Pick-up and drop-offs in Canmore are from the Radisson Hotel and Conference Centre. Have no fear of a milk-run or having to drive all over town, the Banff Airporter uses multiple vehicles to coordinate busy departures and arrivals, meaning the total travel time never exceeds two hours. For transportation while in the Bow Valley take the Valley Connector service, which connects the two town's of Banff and Canmore allowing visitors to enjoy recreational activities, local events, restaurants and the breathtaking scenery of both locations.

The municipality of Banff operates a public transit system that covers the whole townsite. Roam, new to Banff in 2008, is an environmentally friendly service that operates bio-diesel/electric hybrid buses. Skis, snowboards, strollers and bikes are welcome on the bus with storage available. A ramp makes it wheelchair accessible as well. There are three routes in the summer, which connects the townsite with Tunnel Mountain, Banff Springs Hotel and the Banff Gondola. Pay cash for fares on the bus, or purchase reduced-rate tokens at Town Hall (110 Bear St). There are four bright-white Roam buses, each painted with either a grizzly bear, wolf, mountian goat or elk.

Long-distance bus service across Canada from British Columbia in the west to Montreal in Quebec. Inter-provincial services are also available. Connections to Greyhound service in the U.S.A. Buses are modern with air-conditioning and restrooms. Passes are available for unlimited travel across the country for specific time periods. Some locations are used only for pick up and do not feature ticketing, baggage or courier services.