• Introduction
• 1. Antarctica
• 2. Banff
• 3. Belize
• 4. Búzios
• 5. Key West
• 6. Los Angeles
• 7. Melbourne
• 8. Rajasthan
• 9. Red Sea
• 10. St. Barths

Banff

With its backdrop of waterfalls, caves, cliffs, canyons, and glaciers, it's no wonder Banff attracts visitors from around the globe. The famed mountain resort is centered on a spectacular stretch of land preserve, Banff National Park, which is not only Canada’s oldest national park, but one of the nation’s most persevering tourist draws. Its snow-powdered Canadian Rocky Mountain peaks are its crowning glory, providing some of the world's best skiing and snowboarding conditions – any die-hard skier or nature-lover will tell you that the Rockies' pristine surroundings will take you to new heights – the only downfall might be the somewhat overwhelming crowds that hit the three main ski areas and nature trails. However, with the area’s two main towns - Banff and Lake Louise – providing a host of additional winter activities, museums, eateries, nightspots, and quaint accommodations, there’s a little haven for everybody to head back to after a long day spent gliding along glorious snow-covered terrain.

See Bahamas Travel Guide | See Canada Travel Guide | See Mexico Travel Guide | See Seattle Travel Guide | See Arizona Travel Guide | See Galveston Travel Guide | See New York City Travel Guide | See Vancouver Travel Guide | See Utah Travel Guide | See Cozumel Travel Guide