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Bonjour mes amis, and welcome to my expertly curated adventure to Banff National Park's Mt. Norquay! Forget your stuffy, predictable ski trips – this is a journey for the Romantic Traveler, a blend of exhilarating slopes and intriguing Canadian lore. We’re talking four adventurous souls, ready to conquer powder and unravel a few local mysteries. Think crisp mountain air, breathtaking views, and maybe a ghost story or two by the crackling fireplace.

Our spring ski trip focuses on Mt. Norquay, known for its excellent spring skiing conditions. The slightly warmer weather (expect highs around 0-5°C/32-41°F) offers soft, forgiving snow, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers. Imagine: sun-drenched slopes, the satisfying crunch of fresh snow under your skis, and the exhilarating feeling of freedom. Don't forget your sunscreen though! The sun reflects strongly off the snow.

Accommodation? We'll be cozying up in charming Banff town, a short drive from Mt. Norquay. We can consider a mix of hotels and charming chalets depending on your preferences. The cost? Let's average $150-$300 CAD per night for a comfortable stay, depending on the type of accommodation and the season. We'll be splitting this four ways, of course.

Now, the culinary adventure! Banff boasts a delightful mix of restaurants, from cozy pubs serving hearty Canadian fare (think poutine and elk burgers!) to upscale dining establishments. Expect to spend around $50-$100 CAD per person per day on food and drinks, leaving room for indulging in the local craft beers and delicious Canadian wines.

Skiing at Mt. Norquay itself offers various packages. A day pass typically costs around $60-$80 CAD per person. And if we're feeling ambitious, we could splurge on a snowshoe tour or a guided night skiing experience for an added $80-$150 CAD per person, a truly unforgettable experience under the stars.

Transportation within Banff is relatively easy. We can arrange airport transfers and utilize the park's shuttle system or rent a car. Expect to spend approximately $200-$400 CAD total for transport, depending on our choices. Remember, Banff's charm is also in its walkability – the town itself is rich in history and picturesque settings.

As for the cultural side of things, Banff is steeped in Indigenous history. We might encounter some local artisans displaying their crafts. The town itself displays charming Victorian-style architecture. The overall atmosphere is lively, with a mix of locals and tourists – everyone seems to share a sense of shared wonder at the mountain scenery. The sounds of laughter, the clinking of mugs in pubs, and the occasional twang of a banjo playing in a saloon set the mood perfectly. The local flora includes pines and spruces, the local fauna… well, we might spot some deer! And maybe a moose if we're very lucky! However, pets aren't usually allowed on the slopes, so leave your furry friends at home (unless they’re expert skiers!).

Let’s put it all together: Accommodation ($600-$1200 CAD total), Food ($800-$1600 CAD total), Skiing ($240-$320 CAD total), Optional Activities ($320-$600 CAD total), Transport ($200-$400 CAD total). The estimated total cost for this magnificent trip ranges from $2160 to $4120 CAD for the four of you – about $540-$1030 CAD per person. Prices can vary according to season and choices, of course, but trust me, the memories will be priceless! Let the adventure begin!