Mount Norquay, Banff

Just 6 kilometres away from downtown Banff is Mount Norquay, one of the 3 ski resorts in Banff National Park

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Banff: Mount Norquay 2.5 or 4-Hour Guided Via Ferrata Climb

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From Mount Norquay: Banff National Park 4-Hour Climbing Tour

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Enjoy an assisted 4-hour climbing experience along a via ferrata on the cliffs above Mount Norquay i...

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Banff: Mount Norquay Sightseeing Chairlift

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Banff: Small Group Highlights & Wildlife

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Escape the ordinary by exploring Banff's secret wildlife hideouts during a 3-hour guided tour. Explo...

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Mount Norquay, Banff

Just 6 kilometres away from downtown Banff is Mount Norquay, one of the 3 ski resorts in Banff National Park.

Just 6 kilometres away from downtown Banff is Mount Norquay, one of the 3 ski resorts in Banff National Park. Rising 2133 metres, it has both steep and gently inclining slopes layered with powdery snow. The best time to visit is winter, during the months of December to mid-April. It has 16.4 kms of runs over 60 trails for both beginners and pros. It offers snowboarding and tubing activities as well.

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About Mount Norquay

 Mt Norquay Rd, Banff, AB T1L 1B4, Canada

 +1 403-762-4421

 www.banffnorquay.com

Mount Norquay and Nearby Sights on Map

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Banff Avenue

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Cascade Gardens

While all of the town and the Banff National Park are steeped in natural beauty, the Cascade Gardens offer a good spot for relaxing in the beautiful environs

Tunnel Mountain Drive

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Walter Phillips Gallery

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