u/KingHamlet2025

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I would like your honest opinion on my itinerary for Banff next July. Is it too much or could I actually join cetrain days into one? I do quite a bit of hiking at home, but I am afraid of wildlife, so I'd prefer to do the ''bigger'' hikes organized (Healy pass, Larch Valley and maybe even Ha Ling) or do you think there's enough hikers on those hikes that I could do it alone. Thank you for any recommendations and feedback.

Fligt to Calgary

Day 1: stroll around the city

Day 2: Calgary Stampede

Monday, 12. 7. 2027

Day 3:

- car rental, drive to Banff

- gondola to Sulphur mountain

- Vermilion lake (sunset)

Tuesday, 13. 7. 2027

Day 4:

- Lake Minnewanka (loop drive – stop at Cascade ponds, Johnson lake and Two Jack lake)

- Johnston Canyon (hike to Upper Falls)

Wednesday, 14. 7. 2027

Day 5:

- Morraine lake (just look around) and Larch valley hike

Thursday, 15. 7. 2027

Day 6:

- Lake Louise (hike to Agnes tea house)

- Banff Upper hot springs

Friday, 16. 7. 2027

Day 7:

- move to Canmore

- Ha Ling hike

 Saturday, 17. 7. 2027

Day 8:

- spend the day in Banff town

- Bow falls viewpoint and Surprise corner viewpoint

Sunday, 18. 7. 2027

Day 9:

- Sunshine Meadows hike or Healy pass hike

Monday, 19. 7. 2027

Day 10:

- drive back to Calgary

- return the rental car

- flight to Toronto

Tuesday, 20. 7. 2027

Day 11:

- Niagara falls

Wednesday, 21. 7. 2027

Day 12:

- Flight home

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