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Hotel Listings & Destination Guide for North America - Canada - Alberta - Canadian Rockies - Banff National Park - Banff
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TravelNow.com -- Destination Guides - North America - Canada - Alberta - Canadian Rockies - Banff National Park - Banff
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Destination Guides > North America > Canada > Alberta > Canadian Rockies > Banff National Park > Banff
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Flanked on all sides by the Rockies, Alberta's favorite mountain town offers an irresistible combination of luxury lodges, perfect powder, renowned restaurants and energetic nightlife. With both summer and winter appeal, Banff lures visitors to its stores, spas and slopes year-round. A thriving arts scene, and proximity to Lake Louise and Kananaskis County, add to its allure. Don't miss the hoodoos, intriguing rock spires, in Banff National Park, Canada's first - and the world's third - National Park.
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