Loggers Lake
Loggers Lake is a 15 minute drive from Whistler Village. From the Forest Service Road, you will see a sign
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Banff National Park is popular for its surreally turquoise blue lakes, magnificent mountains and endless outdoor adventures. There are countless opportunities for hiking trails in the National Park. The unspoiled wilderness of the Canadian Rockies has it all. The bustling town of Banff is surrounded by gigantic mountains like Mt. Rundle and Mt. Cascade (these have incredible hiking trails). There is a C$19.60 entrance fee per day to stay in the park. There are also some campsites available to camp during your stay.
The bus service provides regular scheduled coaches that serve Banff and Lake Louise, departing from Calgary and other various points in British Columbia. The region also travels quite well on foot.
Loggers Lake is a 15 minute drive from Whistler Village. From the Forest Service Road, you will see a sign
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