★ Canadian Rockies (Alberta) regulations ★
The following changes to public health restrictions came into effect on Monday, January 18th.
Up to 10 people can meet outdoors, and indoor gatherings remain prohibited.
Interpersonal and counseling services can only be opened by appointment (hair salon, nail salon, etc.).
The number of attendees at the ceremonial occasion has increased to 20.
Click the link below for the current restrictions
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Over 100 people have been infected in the Banff area. In town, we are calling for caution, such as refraining from going out.
The hurdles to visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are likely to rise.
Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are the two most popular Canadian Rockies viewpoints. However, due to the limited parking lot, it is not possible to secure a space to park the car unless you go out early in the morning. Visiting by rental car is quite difficult.
There is a shuttle bus from Banff, but the shuttle bus in the summer of 2021 will change to a reservation system.
Lake Louise is getting more and more crowded every year, and the hurdles to visit are likely to become higher (Tears shuttle bus reservation is here >>
https://www.pc.gc.ca/en…
Until a month ago, the temperature had dropped below -30 degrees Celsius, but today's temperature in Banff is 10 degrees Celsius! I can't wait for spring.
