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Restaurants & cafés

Laggan's Mountain Bakery & Delicatessen
A legendary Samson Mall bakery and deli that's fed three generations of skiers and climbers. Strong coffee, monster cinnamon buns, and trail-sandwich kingdom.

Trailhead Cafe
A quick-service cafe in Samson Mall that's the breakfast burrito and wrap counter when Laggan's line is too long. Coffee is solid, food is fast.

Trails & outdoors

Lake Agnes Trail
The signature Lake Louise hike: 7 km return from the Chateau up to a hanging alpine lake and the heritage teahouse. The single most-popular hike in Banff for good reason.

Big Beehive Trail
A 2 km switchback extension from Lake Agnes to the rocky perch directly above Lake Louise with the iconic view. The viewpoint that's on every Banff calendar.

Things to do

Lake Louise Ski Resort
Canada's largest single ski resort by area with 4200 acres across four faces of Mount Whitehorn. Quieter, less polished than the Banff resorts, and the locals' powder pick.

Lake Louise Summer Gondola
A 14-minute gondola ride to the 2088 m mid-mountain at the ski resort, with grizzly-bear viewing platforms and easy alpine walks at the top. Wildlife viewing is the marketing line and often delivers.

Landmarks & sights

Lake Louise
The most-photographed lake in Canada: turquoise water held in a glacier-carved basin under Victoria Glacier, fronted by the heritage Chateau. Crowded for a reason — the colour is genuinely that intense.

Moraine Lake
The other Banff postcard: a smaller, more saturated turquoise lake in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, fifteen kilometres south. The view from the rockpile is what's on the back of the old Canadian twenty.

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