The best park experience happens when you plan ahead, leave your car behind, and explore using our many shuttle and transit options. Use the guides below to discover your options for moving around the Banff and Lake Louise area.
It’s easy to get around Sidney by car. You’ll find free and paid on- and off-street parking throughout downtown Sidney. To learn more about parking in Sidney, check out the Town of Sidney’s Parking Information.
Need a taxi? Check out BlueBird Cabs Ltd., which operates in Greater Victoria. You can also sign up for Modo’s convenient carshare program or rent a vehicle at YYJ.
Sidney is a cyclist’s dream, with an easy-to-navigate downtown core, many designated bike routes, and plenty of trails to explore, such as the Lochside Trail and the Flight Path bike and fitness trail.
Hop on a bus to travel around Sidney, head to the Swartz Bay ferry, or make your way to downtown Victoria. Check out the Victoria Regional Transit System’s site for available routes and trip planning. If you’re interested in the handyDART, an accessible transit service for people with disabilities, you can register and learn more about the program here.
Own an electric vehicle? No problem! Sidney has many conveniently located EV charging stations, which you can find using this handy map.
Everyone visiting Banff or Lake Louise needs to purchase a National Park Pass. Buy yours online and save time and hassle when arriving at the Park entrance.