Banff Trail, Calgary

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By the numbers

Banff Trail at a glance

CentreCity sector
1955Typical year built
EstablishedCity status
4,048Residents
1,931Homes in 2019
2.10People per home
1,318Current properties

Population and dwelling counts: City of Calgary civic census, 2019 — the most recent civic census published. Current properties: the City’s property assessment roll. That is the up-to-date count, but it counts titles rather than households — each condominium unit is its own title, while a rental apartment building is a single title however many suites it holds. In newer, mostly-owned communities the two numbers track closely; in older communities with rental blocks the roll sits below the census count for that reason. Sector: City of Calgary community district boundaries.

The community

About Banff Trail

Fun facts: the community was first called “West Capitol Hill.” It took its current name from Crowchild Trail, which used to be called Banff Trail because it was the road to Banff.

Banff Trail is an inner-city northwest neighbourhood established in 1952, mostly homes from the 1950s (the typical home dates to 1955) mixed with newer infill, townhomes and apartments. It sits northeast of Crowchild Trail and 16 Avenue, with the University of Calgary and McMahon Stadium just west, SAIT to the south, and its own Banff Trail CTrain station.

The community association runs a hall with a little free library, an outdoor rink and a community garden. Two schools are inside: Branton (grades 6–9) and William Aberhart High School, both with French Immersion. Locals know Hilltop Plaza, Edelweiss Village’s European deli and The Blues Can, a live blues venue on 16 Avenue. Calgary’s Motel Village is in the southwest corner.

Things to do: Stampeders games at McMahon Stadium next door; the community rink, garden and Santa Skate; Edelweiss Village’s European deli and bakery; Monday Toonie Skate at the Olympic Oval; and free art at the Nickle Galleries on the University of Calgary campus.

Farmers’ market: Triwood Farmers’ Market, 2244 Chicoutimi Drive NW — select weekend dates, 10 am–2 pm, June to October. Year-round, the closest is Hillhurst Sunnyside Farmers’ Market (1320 5 Avenue NW), about 2 km away.

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Recreation

What the Banff Trail Community Association runs

Halls rent to members and the public; the outdoor rink is volunteer-maintained.

Listed by the Banff Trail Community Association on its own site.

Indoors at the community hall

  • Main hall
  • Lower hall
  • Board room

Outdoors

  • Outdoor skating rink
  • Community garden
Banff Trail Community Association hall, 2115 20 Ave NW, with a little free library.
Banff Trail Community Association hall, 2115 20 Ave NW, with a little free library.

On the ground

Banff Trail in photos

Schools and education

Amenities and services

Hilltop Plaza, Crowchild Trail NW, a neighbourhood shopping strip.
Hilltop Plaza, Crowchild Trail NW, a neighbourhood shopping strip.
Higher Ground Cafe, 2502 Capitol Hill Cres NW.
Higher Ground Cafe, 2502 Capitol Hill Cres NW.
Edelweiss Village, 1921 20 Ave NW, a European deli and import shop.
Edelweiss Village, 1921 20 Ave NW, a European deli and import shop.

Streets, homes and entrances

The Blues Can, 2002 16 Ave NW, a live blues venue and restaurant.
The Blues Can, 2002 16 Ave NW, a live blues venue and restaurant.

Questions

Banff Trail — common questions

What does the community association in Banff Trail run?

The Banff Trail Community Association lists: Main hall; Lower hall; Board room; Outdoor skating rink; Community garden.

Which schools are inside Banff Trail?

2 schools sit inside the community boundary: William Aberhart High School, Branton School. Being inside the boundary is not the same as being the designated school for a given address.

Which schools serve Banff Trail?

A school being the closest one does not make it the designated one — catchments change year to year and can split a single street. Send me the exact address in Banff Trail and I will confirm the designated school before you write an offer.

What are homes selling for in Banff Trail?

Community-level prices move month to month, so a number published on a website is out of date almost immediately. Call 403-464-6672 and I will pull the actual recent sales in Banff Trail — what closed, at what price, and how long it took.

Schools

Schools near Banff Trail

Every school within 3 km of the centre of Banff Trail, taken from The City of Calgary's school locations dataset (online-only and home-education programs excluded). Distance is straight-line from the City's community centre point — it is not a catchment.

In Banff Trail

William Aberhart High SchoolJunior High/Senior High0.5 km
Branton SchoolElementary/Junior High0.5 km

Nearby

Within 3 km, in neighbouring communities.

Capitol Hill SchoolElementary0.8 km
Ecole St. Pius X SchoolElementary0.8 km
Banff Trail SchoolElementary0.8 km
Briar Hill SchoolElementary1.3 km
Westmount Mid/High SchoolElementary/Junior High/Senior High1.3 km
University SchoolElementary1.4 km

Colleges and universities

Canadian Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine1824 Crowchild Trail NWIn

Catchments are set by the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District, not by community boundaries, and they change year to year. A school inside the community is not automatically the designated one. Send me the address and I will confirm the designated school before you write an offer.

Amenities

In Banff Trail

From The City of Calgary's community services dataset.

Community Centre

Banff Trail Community Centre

Nearby

Communities that border Banff Trail

These share a boundary with Banff Trail on the City of Calgary’s community map.

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