Castle Junction

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Castle Junction denotes a highway junction where the Canadian Trans-Canada Highway intersects with Highway 93 and 1A in Banff National Park. The Castle portion of the name comes from nearby Castle Mountain, clearly visible from the Trans-Canada.

A group of lodges and the Castle Mountain campground are located within a kilometre of the junction. The trailhead for Rockbound Lake is also nearby.

	Lake Louise Trans-Canada Highway	Castle Mountain	Banff National Park	v • d • e
	Kootenay National Park		Mount Babel
		Castle Junction
	Pilot Mountain	93 Radium Hot Springs	Trans-Canada Highway Banff

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Coordinates: 51°16′6″N 115°55′0″W / 51.26833, -115.91667 (Castle Junction)