WELCOME TO THE SKIBIG3 EXPERIENCE
When you book with SkiBig3 in Banff National Park, it’s like getting a local to help you navigate this extraordinary place. Someone to show you the ins and outs. To help book the should do’s and absolutely must do’s. With so much to experience here, we can help you get the most out of your vacation. In a series of videos delivered to your inbox over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing all that Banff and Lake Louise have to offer and introducing you to few characters along the way.
We can’t wait to show you around!
Here Is What You Can Look Forward To
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![Lobo the dog in Banff. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|Rescue dogs are a valuable part of avalanche response teams in Banff National Park. Photo: Parks Canada.|Lobo the dog. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|[XX name] the bulldog explores Banff National Park with his owner Emma. Photo: emmagumblebum|Lobo the dog explores Banff National Park with his owner. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|Marcus knows how to make guests feel welcome at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Photo: Janet Ayton Photography.](https://www.skibig3.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/lobo-dog-luke-sudermann-blogheader-oq1o4o9bh0jb4qr9pt8bbxa9s2a8ccrzad5tri7x6g.jpg "Lobo the dog in Banff. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|Rescue dogs are a valuable part of avalanche response teams in Banff National Park. Photo: Parks Canada.|Lobo the dog. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|[XX name] the bulldog explores Banff National Park with his owner Emma. Photo: emmagumblebum|Lobo the dog explores Banff National Park with his owner. Photo: Luke Sudermann.|Marcus knows how to make guests feel welcome at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Photo: Janet Ayton Photography.")
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