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The Lake Louise ski resort is located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. It is situated in the province of Alberta, and Banff is 60 kilometers away. Calgary is about 190 kilometers away. The ski resort is only 3 kilometers from the Trans Canada Highway, and there is ample parking available around the base station. If you want to park directly at the resort entrance, you will need a paid VIP Parking Pass. However, this pass can only be purchased for an entire season and costs several hundred dollars. Therefore, day visitors can only use the free parking lots around the ski resort. Since the Lake Louise ski resort is located in Banff National Park, a paid park pass is always required. You must purchase this pass before entering the park.Mobility on-site
- Ski buses
- Scheduled buses
- There are free shuttles between Lake Louise, Banff, Mount Norquay, and Sunshine Village.
Access via Trans Canada Highway 1, exit Lake Louise
3 km Distance - approx. 3 Minutes driving time
Destination - 1 Whitehorn Road, Banff National Park, T0L 1E0 Lake Louise, Canada
- Ideal entry for day visitors
- View on Google Maps
- enough available, tarmac car park, gravel car park
- free of charge
- Side road, well-developed, without significant incline
- Snow chains sometimes required by snowfall
- Road closure due to avalanches extremely unlikely
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