Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
We are just over one week away from @skijorcanada7558 bringing the rodeo-mountain vibes to Banff in January 2026!🐎
To make sure you're ready, Maria (@aglimpseofmaria) is here to give you the details on where to shop to find your head turning skijoring outfit.
Outfit details:
👖 House of Angelica
👢 Alberta Boot Co.
🧥 The Last Temptation Vintage
🧣 Banff Trail Riders
Skijoring is an exciting event and celebration of Banff National Park's history and mountain culture.
Skijoring began in China hundreds of years ago and became more closely associated as a winter sport in Scandinavian countries in the early 1900s. The sport made its way to North America and eventually to Banff as a part of the early days of the Banff Winter Carnival, now known as SnowDays.
While skijoring won't be returning, SnowDays continues to bring winter to life across Banff and Lake Louise. From snow sculptures and outdoor events, to exciting ice carving competitions. SnowDays captures the spirit of the season and offers plenty of reason to plan a winter getaway to Banff National Park.
We are just over one week away from @skijorcanada7558 bringing the rodeo-mountain vibes to Banff in January 2026!🐎
To make sure you're ready, Maria (@aglimpseofmaria) is here to give you the details on where to shop to find your head turning skijoring outfit.
Outfit details:
👖 House of Angelica
👢 Alberta Boot Co.
🧥 The Last Temptation Vintage
🧣 Banff Trail Riders
Skijoring is an exciting event and celebration of Banff National Park's history and mountain culture.
Skijoring began in China hundreds of years ago and became more closely associated as a winter sport in Scandinavian countries in the early 1900s. The sport made its way to North America and eventually to Banff as a part of the early days of the Banff Winter Carnival, now known as SnowDays.
While skijoring won't be returning, SnowDays continues to bring winter to life across Banff and Lake Louise. From snow sculptures and outdoor events, to exciting ice carving competitions. SnowDays captures the spirit of the season and offers plenty of reason to plan a winter getaway to Banff National Park.
