An elevated view of Lake O'Hara in Yoho National Park, Canada

How to Visit Lake O’Hara – Yoho National Park

Without question, Lake O’Hara is one of the most beautiful spots in the Canadian Rockies. As you approach Lake O’Hara for the first time, the intimate, peaceful setting and sheer magnitude of the majestic surrounding mountains will take your breath away.

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Best Apps to use for travel to Banff National Park.

Top 15 Apps for Visiting Banff National Park

While exploring in Banff National Park, you’ll be in awe of the beauty of this area. The rugged mountains, clear blue lakes and wildlife is what keeps people coming back year after year. You’re going to love exploring this region of Canada. But before you arrive, you can come even more prepared by downloading our top recommended apps for visiting Banff National Park.

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A lone hiker on the Alpine Circuit enjoys the scenery from the Lake O'Hara hiking trails.

Lake O’Hara Hiking Trails – A Complete Guide

Lake O’Hara isn’t just one of the most beautiful places in the Canadian Rockies, it’s also home to some of the most spectacular hiking trails in all of Canada. Surrounded by towering mountains, tranquil alpine meadows, and emerald lakes, Lake O’Hara hiking trails never disappoint.

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The kid-friendly Rimrock Hotel is the closest hotel to the Banff Gondola

4 Incredible Banff Gondolas – Which One Should You Choose?

Millions of visitors flock to Banff National Park every year to enjoy the raw and rugged beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. As beautiful as the mountain ranges are from the Bow Valley floor, there’s no better way to appreciate the size and magnitude of the Canadian Rockies than from the top of a Banff mountain. The easiest way to enjoy these mountaintop views are via one of these excellent Banff gondolas.

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View of Mt Rundle from Hoodoos Trail - Banff in May

Your Ultimate Guide to Banff in May

May in Banff is a month of change. As a local, I love this time of year because it feels like the park is slowly waking up from winter. You still get snow on the mountain peaks, but down in the valleys, trails are starting to dry out, lakes are beginning to thaw, and the town comes alive with that early-season energy. It’s not quite summer yet, but it’s full of potential.

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