How to get fromBanff to Fraser Riverby shuttle, plane, bus, or car

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There are 5 ways to get from Banff to Fraser River by shuttle, plane, bus, or car

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Shuttle, fly to Vancouver International Airport
best
1. Take a shuttle bus from Banff, AB to Calgary Airportshuttle
2. Fly from Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Vancouver International Airport (YVR)plane YYC - YVR
5h
$151–510
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Banff, AB to Vancouver, BCbus Calgary
13h 4m
$111–232
Drive 847.8 km
1. Drive from Banff to Fraser Rivercar 847.8 km
9h 54m
$167–241
Shuttle, fly to Abbotsford International Airport
1. Take a shuttle bus from Banff, AB to Calgary Airportshuttle
2. Fly from Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Abbotsford International Airport (YXX)plane YYC - YXX
3. Take a shuttle bus from Abbotsford Airport to Vancouver Downtownshuttle
6h 23m
$183–503
Bus via Kelowna Airport (YLW)
1. Take the bus from Banff to Kelowna Airportbus Calgary
2. Take the bus from Kelowna Airport to Vancouver, BC - Pacific Central Stationbus Kelowna to Vancouver
15h 30m
$184–237

Banff to Fraser River by bus and subway

12Weekly Services

13h 4mAverage Duration

$111Cheapest Price

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Map of how to get from Banff to Fraser River.

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Distance: 839.1 km
Duration: 5h

What companies run services between Banff, AB, Canada and Fraser River, BC, Canada?

Rider Express operates a bus from Banff, AB to Vancouver, BC twice daily. Tickets cost $100–220 and the journey takes 11h 55m.

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