Photo via In Search of Christmas Spirit | ROAM Creative
There’s a chill in the air and names on your good list. The holidays may not be here yet, but the spirit of Christmas is alive in Banff, Alberta.
A whimsical display at the Cascade of Time Gardens, visitors are encouraged to wander, listen, learn, and explore an enchanting trail designed by Indigenous artist, Jason Carter.
A multi-sensory experience, this trail will feature lights, illuminated sculptures, and a live Christmas story as narrated aloud by the animals of the National Park.
“Bringing Christmas magic to all, Owl will guide you through an immersive story featuring wolves, bears, buffalo, moose and more, all seeking the spirit of Christmas,” they explain.
“This awe-inspiring experience reminds us of the natural beauty of the park and the creatures that live there.”
Want to check it out? It’ll be free to attend—but don’t hesitate.
If you’d like to attend, you’ll need to secure a time slot via Banff and Lake Louise’s website.
In Search of Christmas Spirit will take about 45 minutes to complete the trail and story journey, with times available between 4:30 pm and 9 pm between Thursdays and Sundays.
Between December 19th and the 31st, families however, can visit daily.
Book now and enjoy, Alberta.
It’s going to be dazzling.
When: November 14th – December 31st, 2024
Where: Cascades of Time Garden – Cave Avenue, Banff, Alberta
Time: 4:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Cost: Free
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