Visitors to Banff will need to park their cars and walk, pedal or skateboard if they’re planning to visit the town's main downtown road this summer. banff
, Alta., will need to park their cars and walk, pedal or skateboard if they’re planning to visit the town’s main downtown road this summer.
According to Banff town officials, the buses that travel through the Banff Avenue pedestrian zone will be “crawling extremely slowly and with an alert bell.” This year’s pedestrian zone will include a free, staffed bike valet near the Visitor Centre that will offer free e-bike charging.The street closures in the national park are scheduled to remain in place until Oct. 13 with upward of 30,000 pedestrians a day expected to visit Banff Avenue during the height of the summer season.
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