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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake tour from Calgary: Max 24 guests★ 4.88 (4,468) · 8h–10h
Banff: Columbia Icefield & Glacier Skywalk 3-Hour Tour★ 4.66 (2,148) · 3h
Banff Gondola: Sulphur Mountain Summit & Boardwalk Access★ 4.64 (3,518) · 1h–4h
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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Day Trip from Banff & Calgary★ 4.89 (1,481) · 8h–10hCA$ 79View ›
Maligne Lake Cruise Jasper: Spirit Island Boat Tour★ 4.81 (1,317) · 1h 30mCA$ 121View ›
Banff National Park Day Trip: Lake Louise & Moraine Lake★ 4.99 (1,140) · 10hCA$ 130View ›
Banff Wildlife Tour: Small Group, 95% Wildlife Sighting Rate★ 4.73 (948) · 3hCA$ 139View ›
Banff: Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Full-Day Tour★ 4.90 (946) · 8h–9hCA$ 220View ›
Banff Tour 8 Stops: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Icefields Parkway★ 4.98 (936) · 10h–11hCA$ 199View ›
Jasper: Evening Wildlife Tour with Hotel Pickup & Local Guide★ 4.67 (926) · 3h–4hCA$ 97View ›Top rated (10)
Drumheller & Hoodoos Day Trip from Calgary: Badlands & DinosaursA guided day trip from Calgary to Drumheller and the Badlands covers the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology, the Hoodoos, Horseshoe Canyon, the World's Largest Dinosaur, the Rosedale Suspension Bridge, the Little Church, and a historic ghost town. The tour runs nine hours with a live English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, museum entry, bottled water, and onboard Wi-Fi included; child car seats are available on request.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want a shared tour where you meet other travelers; choose the hotel pickup option if your accommodation is near Calgary's northeast area and you want to avoid arranging your own transport to Drumheller.
Banff National Park tour: Lake Louise & Emerald Lake visitA full-day guided tour of Banff, Yoho and Kootenay National Parks in Alberta, Canada, with a certified local guide, park entry included, and stops at Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls (or Peyto Lake in winter), Marble Canyon and the Natural Bridge. Pickup starts from Banff town, Calgary Downtown or Canmore; the tour runs 9 to 12 hours depending on your starting point. Bottled water and crampons (when needed) are provided; bring or buy lunch at Lake Louise Village.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Banff or Calgary without a rental car, or if you'd rather not drive the mountain roads yourself—the guide navigates the route, knows where the light hits the lakes at different times, and spots wildlife you'd miss from the driver's seat. The fixed schedule means you see all three parks and both the major lakes in a single day without building the itinerary yourself.
Kicking Horse River Whitewater Rafting: Half-Day & Full-Day TripsWild Water Adventures runs whitewater rafting trips on the Kicking Horse River near Golden, BC, with on-river time ranging from 1½ to 2½ hours depending on which trip you choose. You pick between the Gentle introduction for families and mild adventure, the Whitewater Exciter for bigger waves, or the Tradition for a full-length experience with gourmet BBQ lunch back at base. All wetsuits, life jackets, helmets and spray jackets are provided, cleaned and dried after every use; a safety briefing happens before you launch, and the company has run this river for 35 seasons.Is it for me?Book the Gentle trip if you're new to whitewater or rafting with younger kids—it's a true introduction without overwhelming waves. The Whitewater Exciter suits anyone who wants bigger rapids and more intensity in a half-day outing. Choose the Tradition if you want to maximize time on the river and prefer a full-length experience with lunch included, turning the afternoon into a complete mountain adventure.
Private Banff Tour: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake & 6 glacial lakesA private guided tour of Banff National Park combining Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and six other alpine lakes and waterfalls across eight to eleven hours. Your group customizes the route with your guide, who handles the driving while you choose how long to spend at each stop. Parks Canada entry fees and bottled water are included; lunch is a choice you make in Lake Louise Village. SUV groups under six passengers share a shuttle for Moraine Lake only due to park regulations—book the van option for a fully private vehicle all day.Is it for me?Book the SUV option if your group is under six and you don't mind sharing the Moraine Lake shuttle—it cuts the cost and the vehicle is nimble on mountain roads. Choose the van if your group is larger or you want a fully private vehicle for the entire day without any shared portions.
Athabasca Canyon Rafting: Class 2+ rapids for familiesAthabasca Canyon rafting is a Class 2+ whitewater activity starting at the base of Athabasca Falls, where you navigate high canyon walls in a 6-passenger self-bailing raft before the river mellows into scenic valley views. A certified guide leads the 3.5-hour trip, which includes a 30-minute bus ride to the put-in, all technical equipment, and return transfers from downtown. Children from age 5 are welcome; no previous rafting experience is needed.Is it for me?Small groups of up to six paddlers share one raft, which means you're not isolated on a crowded commercial trip—the guide knows everyone's name and can adjust the pace. Families with kids from age 5 fit well here because the Class 2+ rapids deliver whitewater without the intensity of a harder run, and the calm valley stretch at the end gives younger paddlers a chance to recover and enjoy the scenery.
Jasper Pyramid Lake: Canoe Tour & Wildlife with SnacksYou’ll paddle Jasper’s Pyramid Lake in a hand-built cedar canoe with a small group and local guide, watching for wildlife as you go. Warm blankets and rain gear keep you cozy while you learn to paddle, snack on fresh baked goods with coffee on shore, and breathe in mountain air you won’t forget soon.
Canmore: Rat's Nest Cave Rappelling & Squeeze AdventureYou hike uphill to Rat's Nest Cave, then rappel 18 meters underground with a guide and full safety gear. You crawl through tight squeezes, navigate the Laundry Chute, and reach the Grande Gallery—spending four hours total in one of Canada's longest cave systems. The guide handles all equipment and logistics; you just need moderate fitness and the willingness to get uncomfortable in a good way.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full caving experience without having to arrange your own gear or navigate the cave alone—the guide and equipment are what make a serious underground adventure possible in a single afternoon near Canmore.
Sunwapta River Jasper: Class III Rafting & Glacial RapidsYou paddle through Jasper's only Class III rapids in a guided 6-person raft, starting with a practice float before the river builds into successive rapids and The Whopper finale. All gear and a certified guide are included, and you exit just above Sunwapta Falls. Arrive 15 minutes early to the pickup point 40 minutes south of town, wear your bathing suit underneath, and expect to get soaked.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to paddle hard and get soaked without arranging your own gear or guide—the certified guide reads the water, the raft holds six, and the glacial rapids do the rest.
Banff: Standish Mountain Snowshoe Tour & Gondola RideYou’ll ride a gondola up Standish Mountain near Banff, strap on snowshoes for a real backcountry trek across deep powder, cross into British Columbia with your local guide, pause for hot chocolate and cookies at altitude, and catch wild views over Mt. Assiniboine — all with hotel pickup included. It’s not just about snow; it’s how alive you feel on that ridge.
Canmore Bow River Float: Private Guide & Family Friendly TourYou’ll float along the Bow River near Canmore with a private guide, taking in mountain views and fresh pine air. The tour is family friendly—bring your kids or even your dog—and wheelchair accessible. Expect gentle water, laughter from other travelers, and moments of real calm as you pass beneath the Three Sisters peaks.
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Calgary City Highlights: 3-Hour Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk through downtown Calgary for three hours with a local guide who covers the Tower, Stephen Avenue's history, the Central Library, and Wonderland Sculpture. You get restaurant and nightlife tips along the way, move through the climate-controlled Core walkway system, and pay your guide what you think it was worth when the tour ends.Is it for me?This tour works well if you've just arrived in Calgary and want the main downtown landmarks and their backstory without arranging your own route or worrying about entry fees—the fixed three-hour window and local guide handle both, and the tip-based model means you're not locked into a price before you know what you're getting.
Icefields Parkway audio tour: 45 stops Jasper to Lake LouiseA self-guided audio driving tour of Alberta's Icefields Parkway between Jasper and Lake Louise covers 45 points of interest using GPS-triggered narration on your smartphone, with no time constraints and no data needed during the drive. You control the route, the stops and how long you spend at each one; audio clips play automatically as you drive and include trivia questions about the sights. The tour works in either direction and stays yours to replay anytime.Is it for me?You need your own vehicle to drive the route, so this tour suits travelers renting a car or driving their own through Alberta. The flexibility to stop anywhere and spend as long as you want at each sight makes it ideal if you're traveling with family or want to linger for photos without feeling rushed.
Banff & Canmore Shuttle: Calgary Transfer with PickupSettle into an air-conditioned shuttle as you leave Calgary behind for Banff or Canmore, with local pickup and flexible drop-off included. Watch the Rockies unfold outside your window while your driver shares stories and tips along the way — it’s an easygoing transfer you’ll remember long after you arrive.
Icefields Parkway self-guided audio driving tour: 150 stopsA self-guided audio driving tour of Icefields Parkway with 150 stops, downloaded to your phone and played through your car's speakers as GPS triggers stories, tips and directions automatically. You control the pace, drive in either direction, and choose from suggested half-day, full-day or multi-day itineraries—or build your own. One purchase covers everyone in the vehicle and never expires.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to explore at your own pace with audio stories that play automatically as you drive, rather than following a guide's schedule or joining a group.
Banff: Lake Minnewanka & Hoodoos 2.5-Hour TourYou'll visit five signature Banff stops—Lake Minnewanka, Two Jack Lake, the Hoodoos, Mount Rundle, and Surprise Corner—in a small group with a guide who knows the history and geology. The tour includes hotel pickup, water, and a snack bar, and wraps in 2.5 hours, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Banff's signature viewpoints without renting a car or spending a full day on a tour—the 2.5-hour window and small-group format mean you hit the real stops and still have your afternoon free.
Banff to Lake Louise Shuttle: 1-hour stops at both lakesYou ride in a small group from Banff to Lake Louise for an hour of photos and shoreline walks, then continue to Moraine Lake for another hour at the turquoise glacier lake. Water and an energy bar come with you. The driver handles all the mountain roads while you watch the peaks change shape. You're back in Banff by afternoon, parking stress and shuttle queues already forgotten.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Banff without a car who want to see both lakes in one morning without arranging their own transport or navigating shuttle queues. Plan for a full five hours out, which is what makes fitting two lakes and the drive time into one trip possible.
Calgary Zoo: 4,000+ Animals & 7 Themed ZonesYou get entry to all seven zones — Wild Canada, Destination Africa, Exploration Asia, The Penguin Plunge, ENMAX Conservatory, Dorothy Harvie Gardens, and Prehistoric Park — plus access to every indoor and outdoor habitat. The zoo holds over 4,000 animals representing more than 100 species. Last entry is 5pm, so arrive with enough daylight to see what you came for.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending a day in Calgary who wants to see thousands of animals without arranging transport — the zoo is five minutes from downtown and you control your own pace through seven zones. Moderate fitness is enough; the site is flat and accessible, though you'll be on your feet for hours.
Banff: Ghost Walks & Haunted Stories Night TourYou’ll follow a local guide through Banff’s shadowy streets, hearing ghost stories at haunted landmarks and mysterious alleys. Expect laughter mixed with chills as you explore by night in a small group. The Banff ghost walk is less about scares and more about feeling history breathe down your neck — don’t be surprised if you find yourself glancing back once or twice.
Columbia Icefield Skywalk Jasper: Glass Platform & Glacier ViewsYou board a coach at the Discovery Centre and ride eight minutes to the Skywalk, then walk a 1,312-foot platform with interpretive stops before reaching the observation deck, where a glass floor puts you 1,000 feet above the valley. The scenic transfer back is included, and the whole experience works for any fitness level. Plan on spending an hour or two on the platform itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Jasper's glaciers and valleys from a vantage point you can't get anywhere else, without needing to arrange your own transport from the parking area — the included coach handles that part, and the platform works for any fitness level or age.
Scenic River Float Canmore: 1.5-Hour Guided Raft TourA 1.5-hour guided scenic float on the Bow River in Canmore, Alberta, where you drift past big mountain views, glacial waters and spruce-pine forests while a local interpretive guide points out wildlife and the landscape. The raft, life jacket, dry bags and landing fees are included; you choose your departure time from five daily options, and the launch is a few minutes' walk from downtown shops and hotels.Is it for me?Book this float if you want mountain scenery and a gentle water experience without paddling or planning—the guide, gear and timing are all arranged, and downtown Canmore is steps away before and after.
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Calgary Stampede: Afternoon Show & Rodeo EventsYou get stadium seating for the world's largest outdoor rodeo, with seven events running daily starting at 1:30 p.m., plus all-day access to Stampede Park's music stages, First Nations cultural camp, and midway rides. Your admission is included with the ticket, so you walk in and go straight to the action without another line or another fee.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see world-class rodeo competitors without arranging your own transport or paying separate park fees—the fixed start time and included admission mean you show up and the afternoon is already planned.
Calgary Airport Transfer: Luxury Sedan Pickup & Flight TrackingYou're picked up at arrivals by a professional driver who's tracked your flight; your luggage gets loaded and you ride in a clean, spacious sedan straight to your hotel or destination. No taxi lines, no surge pricing, no negotiation at the curb—just a direct transfer with a driver who knows Calgary and gets you there on schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and arrive without the airport-to-hotel negotiation—the driver meets you at arrivals, the price is locked in, and flight tracking means you're never left waiting.
Calgary Highlights Small Group City Tour: Crescent Heights SkylineThis 3.5-hour small-group city tour of Calgary travels by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide providing live commentary at each stop. You'll see Calgary Tower, Stephen Avenue, the Central Library, the Peace Bridge, Prince's Island Park, and Calgary's historic Chinatown district, finishing with panoramic views of downtown from Crescent Heights—one of the best photo spots in the city. The tour includes water and a complimentary printed souvenir photo.Is it for me?The vehicle-based format means you see more of Calgary without the walking fatigue of a traditional city tour, which works well if you're visiting for just a few hours, staying downtown without a rental car, or traveling with young children or elderly family members.

























