Lodge

Highway 93 South, Banff National Park, AB

Originally constructed by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1922 to encourage backcountry tourism, this spectacular lodge remains completely independent and beautifully preserved. The property features its historic main log lodge and individual rustic cabins tucked into the pine forests of Vermilion Pass. Free from corporate slickness, televisions, and Wi-Fi, it offers an authentic, off-grid mountain experience complete with an exceptional independent dining room serving organic, locally sourced Canadian ingredients.

Part of our guide to independent stays in AB.