Cascade of Time Garden
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Ani Danelz
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"The Cascades of Time Gardens are a little oasis just minutes walking distance from downtown Banff. It’s the perfect place to escape the crowds of Banff Avenue.
The gardens are terraced into the hillside with pathways and rock steps that lead through trees and flower beds. Several gazebos and shelters make a great place to stop and enjoy the flora.
Peak blooming season is from late May to early September, but the gardens are open most of the year (check in the winter).
Admission is free."
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Kathrine Linstrum
"This beautiful and tranquil gardens located in the Town of Banff are a small oasis steps from town! It’s a perfect place to escape the busy town and take a moment for yourself. Peak bloom season is from May to September and should not be missed on your trip to Banff!
Admission to the gardens is free and a great way to relax and enjoy the stunning scenery surrounding the gardens."
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Sabria Santos
"Beautiful little trail for a nice walk from downtown Banff. Lots of parking and its free to visit with clean washrooms on the premises. There is a stunning variety of flowers that are carefully maintained by the caretakers. This is not to be missed. "
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