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Banff 4 Lakes Tour: Lake Louise, Moraine & Emerald LakeA full-day tour of Banff and Yoho National Parks visiting four glacier-fed lakes — Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (Jun–Oct) or Bow Lake (Nov–May), Emerald Lake, and Peyto Lake — with pickup from Calgary, Canmore or Banff, a multilingual guide, crampons, and hot drinks. The small-group format keeps the pace unhurried and the guide available for questions at each stop.Is it for me?If you're arriving in Calgary or staying in Canmore without a rental car, this tour picks you up and handles the full day's driving and route — you don't navigate the mountain passes or plan the stops yourself. The small-group format means your guide can linger where you want and answer questions at each lake, rather than moving a large coach through on a fixed schedule.
Blend Your Own Gin in Banff: Distillery Tour & TastingBlend Your Own Gin Experience in Banff pairs a distillery tour and craft spirits tasting with hands-on gin blending in the working distillery. You select botanicals, craft your personal gin, and leave with a custom-labeled 750ml bottle. The experience runs about an hour with an English-speaking guide and includes four spirit samples and a bottle of PARK Vodka.Is it for me?You blend the gin yourself rather than watching a demonstration, so it suits anyone who wants to make something with their own hands instead of just learning how it's done. The shared group format and fixed one-hour window work best if you're in Banff for a short time and want a hands-on experience that doesn't demand a full afternoon.
Columbia Icefield & Glacier Skywalk Day Trip with LunchYou’ll ride from Jasper along the wild Icefields Parkway with a local guide, feel glacier wind on your skin atop the Columbia Icefield, test your nerves on the Glacier Skywalk, and warm up with a hot buffet lunch before heading home — expect laughter, icy air, and views that stick with you.
Calgary: 2-Hour Ridge Ride Horseback Trail in KananaskisYou ride a mountain ridge high above Kananaskis Valley for two hours with a professional guide, suitable for any riding level. The trail descends through forest and wetland where wildlife lives, passes a historic teepee site, and delivers views across the entire valley. Arrive 30–45 minutes early, wear long pants and sturdy shoes, and bring a camera. Horse, equipment, and guide are all included.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Kananaskis landscape from above without arranging your own transport or worrying about riding ability—the fixed departure times and all-inclusive format mean you just show up, get on, and ride.
Banff & Lake Louise: Guided Hike with Lunch & PickupYou’ll join a small group hike through Banff or Lake Louise’s famous trails with a local guide who keeps things real. Expect muddy boots, shifting mountain light, a simple packed lunch, and stories you’ll remember longer than your photos. Pickup is included — just don’t get lost finding it like I did.
Lake Louise & Lake Moraine Tour: Turquoise glacial lakesA five-hour tour of Lake Louise and Lake Moraine in the Canadian Rockies, departing from Banff with entrance fees, air-conditioned vehicle and parking included. You walk the shoreline at Lake Louise beneath Victoria Glacier, hike the Rockpile Trail at Moraine Lake for views of the Ten Peaks, and travel through Banff National Park with photo stops and chances to spot elk, deer and birds. An audio guide in English accompanies the tour.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to visit both lakes in one outing with a canoe option at Lake Louise and a moderate hike at Lake Moraine, all within a single five-hour window.
Athabasca Glacier: Guided Hike with Crampons & Small GroupYou’ll hike across Athabasca Glacier with a certified local guide in a small group, using crampons and hiking poles provided for you. Hear glacier stories, taste pure meltwater if conditions allow, and maybe even try safe ropework or scientific sampling for a closer look at the ice itself. It’s an experience that lingers long after your boots are off.
Moraine Lake Sunrise Tour: Two Lakes & Rockpile TrailYou get picked up early, driven to Moraine Lake for a sunrise hike up the Rockpile Trail with poles and a blanket provided, then move on to Lake Louise for a walk or canoe option along the shoreline. Hot coffee, snacks and a guide who knows the timing are included. The whole experience wraps by mid-morning, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Banff without a car who want to see both lakes in their best light before the crowds arrive. The early start and hiking are what make catching the sunrise possible, and the included transport and gear remove the logistics of getting there on your own.
Lake Louise, Moraine Lake & Johnston Canyon tour from BanffThis is a guided sightseeing tour of the Canadian Rockies departing from Banff, Canmore or Calgary that visits Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake, Johnston Canyon and Natural Bridge over nine hours. The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle, a live guide in English or Hindi, and admission to Moraine Lake (June 1 to October 14 only); bottled water is provided. Banff Town is included only on departures from October 14 onward, when Moraine Lake closes for the season.Is it for me?Your first visit to Banff's alpine lakes and waterfalls, with a guide handling the route and logistics from Calgary or Canmore pickup.
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.
Icefields Parkway: Small Group Day Trip with Local SecretsYou’ll ride along Icefields Parkway from Banff with a local guide who knows every curve and story of these mountains. Expect easy hikes to Peyto Lake’s wild blue waters and Bow Lake’s silent shores, plus a simple picnic lunch in fresh alpine air. Wildlife sightings are common if you keep your eyes open. It’s less about rushing through stops and more about feeling part of this place for a day.
Banff: Gondola Ride & Lake Minnewanka Cruise with PickupYou’ll feel dwarfed by Banff’s hoodoos before gliding up Sulphur Mountain on the gondola with a local guide who knows every story. If you’re lucky with timing, set out onto Lake Minnewanka for an hour-long cruise surrounded by silent peaks and crisp mountain air. It’s a half-day that leaves its mark long after you leave.
Sunset at Moraine Lake & Stargazing Tour from CanmoreAn 8-hour evening tour from Canmore and Banff to Moraine Lake combines a guided sunset walk along the lakeshore with stargazing from the rockpile using telescopes and binoculars. The tour travels the Bow Valley Parkway—a wildlife corridor—and stops at Morant's Curve before arriving at the lake in late afternoon. Groups stay under 13 people, and the guide shares stories about the region while you spend 3 hours watching the landscape shift from day to night. Tea, hot chocolate, blankets and headlamps are provided; the van remains in the parking lot so your belongings stay close.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Moraine Lake the way most visitors never do—quiet, lit by sunset, and full of stars. The fixed evening schedule and guide handling all the stops means you're not building the day yourself; the 3 hours at the lake let you move slowly through the space as it changes from afternoon to night, rather than rushing through the daytime crowds.
Banff: Bow River Big Canoe Tour with Guide & Group PaddleYou’ll float down Banff’s Bow River in a big canoe with a local guide sharing stories and wildlife sightings along the way. Expect laughter from group paddling (even if you zig-zag), fresh mountain air, and moments where everything feels quiet and wide open. Life jackets and paddles are included—it’s easygoing and fits into any day trip from town.
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.
Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Morning Tour: 2-Hour Lakes VisitA small-group morning tour of Moraine Lake and Lake Louise in Banff, Alberta, with pickup from Canmore or Banff, a local guide, and two hours to explore each lake by canoe, hiking trail or lakeshore walk. The tour includes coffee, tea and hiking poles; groups stay under 13 guests for a personalized experience. One tree is planted in Canada for every booking through the Blue Green Planet Project.Is it for me?Start your day in Banff or Canmore and reach both lakes by mid-morning—your guide handles the route while you paddle, hike, or simply absorb the views.
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.
Horseback Riding in Kananaskis: Buffalo Loop TrailThe Buffalo Loop is a one-hour guided horseback trail ride through the Kananaskis Valley at Boundary Ranch, suitable for riders of any level and no experience required. The ride follows wooded terrain at walking pace, passing the ranch's buffalo paddock where you might spot the bull, cows and calves, plus wildlife like elk, deer and marmots. A professional guide leads groups of at least two people; children from age 6 are welcome. You get the horse, all equipment and the guide's instruction; wear long pants and closed-toed shoes.Is it for me?Book the 1:30pm or 3:00pm departure if you want daylight deep into the ride and time to explore the forest before the afternoon light shifts. The walking pace and small group size make this ride work for anyone from age 6 onward, so it suits families and first-time riders who want to move through the backcountry without the pressure of speed or experience.
Kananaskis River Rafting: Class 1-3 Rapids from BanffThis whitewater rafting activity takes you down the Kananaskis River for 1.5 to 2 hours on class 1-3 rapids, departing from Banff or Canmore. A professional guide teaches paddle technique and safety, then directs you through calm stretches and periodic white water while you watch for eagles, deer and bears along the banks. All equipment—wetsuits, lifejacket, helmet, rainjacket, booties and gloves—is provided, along with snacks and free photos afterward. The full outing, including transport to the riverbase and a brief ride through the Canadian countryside, takes about 4 hours.Is it for me?Paddle turquoise rapids that deliver thrills and splashes while keeping you focused on the scenery and your stroke, not survival—perfect for discovering whitewater without the intensity.
Banff: Fairmont Banff Springs Food Tour & Chef TastingsYou’ll slip into Fairmont Banff Springs for a guided food tour with chef chats, exclusive tastings at five venues (from cocktails at Rundle Bar to dessert at Stock), plus wine pairings and stories about this iconic hotel. Expect laughter, local flavors, and moments that stick with you long after lunch is over.
