A mystical world of peace & relaxation.
Napar Mountain National Park’s 215 square miles encompasses a spectacular range of mountain environments. From meadows found in the montane life zone to glistening alpine lakes and up to the towering mountain peaks, there is something for everyone to discover.
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Visiting Napar Park
Activities and experiences
Explore activities and attractions in Banff National Park..
Plan your visit
How to get here, local attractions, and facilities and services.
Safety and guidelines
Natural hazards are a part of the park experience. Learn how to avoid them.
Camping
Types of accommodations, equipped camping, and nearby accommodations.
The region has a strong identity, shaped by a flourishing alpine economy, landscapes of outstanding beauty.
Natural hazards are a part of the national park experience. Learn the most common risks and how to avoid them.
Individual adults.
All accessible land sites.
Jan - Feb - Mar - Nov - Dec
$ 7.00
April - May - Oct
$ 20.00
June - July - Aug - Sept
$ 40.00
Daily visitor fees, camping and program fees, and more. Free admission for youth.
Jan - Feb - Mar - Oct - Nov - Dec
8:00 – 20:00
April - May - June - July - Aug - Sept
6:00 – 23:00
Latest Organization News
Visitors Information
Get the most out of your visit
Plan your Visit
Planning your visit in advance is the best way to enjoy Napar successfully and sustainably.
Around 4 million people visit Napar every year with the summer months between April and September being the most popular times.
Be extra cautious when engaging in any activities to avoid injury.
- Spray River: West
- Cascade Valley (Closed)
- Sulphur Mountain
- Johnson Lake Trail
- Sundance Canyon Trail
- Lake Minnewanka
- Spray Connector (Closed)
Vehicle parking is limited to designated areas only. Roadside parking is prohibited.
The Napar is a special place...
... forged by nature, shaped over generations where peace and beauty rub shoulders with a history and a warm welcome
Latest Park News
Newsroom
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The region has a strong identity, shaped by a flourishing alpine economy, landscapes of outstanding beauty.
Mountain peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and adventure come together in Banff National Park
Canada’s first national park and the flagship of the nation’s park system.
Banff is part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site. For 10,000 years people have been using areas of Banff National Park. Explore the rich culture and history of Canada’s first national park.
Ross Marlow
Napar CEO
ASSOCIATI
SOCI
PATROCINIO
CUSTODI DEL PARCO
PARCO NATURALE REGIONALE DUNE COSTIERE
S.O.: Ex Macello in C.da Li Cuti (ex SS 16) 72017 – Ostuni (BR) Casa del Parco – Ex Stazione di Fontevecchia
E-mail: info@parcodunecostiere.it
Tel: 0831 152 6854
C.G: N 40°46´52.9″ – E 17°30´57.3″
C.F.: 90037060747
C.I.N.: UF9N2X
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