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Edmonton River Valley: Segway Tour with Training & GuideYou’ll start with hands-on Segway training before rolling out into Edmonton’s river valley with a local guide leading the way. Expect photo stops, gentle encouragement if you’re nervous, and time to soak up city views from a new angle. Includes helmet, operator license, safe storage for your stuff — just bring your sense of humor and maybe an extra layer if it looks chilly.
Calgary to Banff & Lake Louise Shuttle with Hotel PickupYou’ll meet your shuttle driver right at Calgary Airport and ride through changing landscapes toward Banff or Lake Louise. There’s space for skis and snowboards, plus hotel pickup and drop-off that makes arrival feel easy. Expect real local tips along the way—and that first crisp taste of mountain air as you step off in the Rockies.
Columbia Icefield Tour: Glacier Skywalk & Ice ExplorerThis day trip from Calgary takes you north along the Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefield, where you ride the Ice Explorer onto Athabasca Glacier and cross the Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored observation platform suspended over the ice. The tour includes stops at Lake Louise and Crowfoot Glacier, a hot buffet lunch, and dinner in Banff before returning to Calgary late in the evening. A live English-speaking guide leads the group, and hotel pickup is included.Is it for me?The day is long and the drive substantial, but the route itself is the main event—the Icefields Parkway unfolds gradually, and the stops at Lake Louise and Crowfoot Glacier break up the travel. You're on your feet for the Skywalk and the glacier, but the Ice Explorer does the heavy work of getting you onto the ice, so moderate fitness is what the operator asks for, not athletic ability.
Canmore food bike tour: Three chef-curated meals on two wheelsA guided cycling tour of Canmore that stops at three local restaurants for chef-curated meals, with a live English-speaking guide leading groups through mountain scenery along the Bow River, past the historic Engine Bridge, and around the Three Sisters peaks. The tour runs four hours and includes an e-bike, helmet, water and behind-the-scenes access at each food stop. Minimum age is 12; the pace is relaxed and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat real food—not samples—while riding through the Rockies, and you're comfortable cycling at a relaxed pace for four hours with an e-bike handling the climbs. The fixed three-stop route and chef-curated menu mean the day is already planned; you just show up and ride.
Lake Louise Yoho Winter Tour: Small Group Lunch IncludedA guided winter tour from Banff through Lake Louise and Yoho National Park with a small group, English-speaking guide, and hotel pickup. You drive the Bow Valley Parkway, walk the Lake Louise shoreline, see the Natural Bridge, and finish at Emerald Lake with gourmet lunch and a campfire s'mores tradition. The tour runs seven hours and includes hot chocolate throughout the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided drive through winter landscapes with stops for short walks and photos—the guide navigates the snowy roads and paces the day so you experience Lake Louise and Yoho without managing the route yourself.
Jasper: Winter Wildlife Tour with Guide & Hotel PickupYou’ll ride through Jasper’s wintry Athabasca Valley with a local guide who knows where elk, moose, and coyotes hide out. Step outside for close-up views and stories about survival in these mountains. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off so you can just focus on spotting wildlife — you might leave remembering more than just photos.
Banff Day Trip: Johnston Canyon, Lake Minnewanka, Bow FallsThis full-day guided tour departs Calgary or Canmore for Banff National Park, visiting Johnston Canyon, Lake Minnewanka, Bow Falls and Surprise Corner with a live English-speaking guide. The national park pass is included on select dates (May 1–June 18 and September 8–October 12, 2026), and pickup and drop-off happen at your chosen starting point in Calgary, Canmore or Banff Town. The day runs 8 to 10 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the 7:45 AM Calgary departure if you want the maximum time at each stop and the quietest hours at Johnston Canyon; the 9:10 AM Canmore pickup cuts the drive time if you're staying in the mountain towns; the 9:30 AM Banff start works if you're already in town and want to join the tour partway through the day.
Icefields Parkway tour: Abraham Lake ice bubbles and Peyto LakeThis full-day guided tour travels the Icefields Parkway through Banff National Park to three alpine lakes, with a local guide, hotel pickup from Banff or Lake Louise, and all winter gear provided. The tour visits Abraham Lake to see its unique frozen methane bubbles, includes a snowshoe trek to Peyto Lake's viewpoint (optional; crampons provided if you walk instead), and stops at Bow Lake and surprise locations the guide selects based on weather and wildlife sightings. The day runs about eight hours and includes hot drinks and a Polaroid souvenir.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Banff or Lake Louise without a car—hotel pickup means you don't arrange transport to the Icefields Parkway, and the guide's local knowledge of weather and crowds means the day adapts to what's actually happening instead of following a fixed schedule. The eight-hour commitment works for a full day of exploration without the logistics of driving yourself.
Banff E-bike Tour: Mountain Lakes & Bankhead RuinsA half-day e-bike tour in Banff that circles the Minnewanka Loop, stopping at the historic ruins of Bankhead mining town, Lake Minnewanka (the largest lake in Banff National Park), and Two Jack Lake. The tour includes an e-bike, helmet, rain jacket and pants; a live English-speaking guide leads groups of at least 12 years old. Wildlife sightings of bears, bighorn sheep and elk happen regularly on this route.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided ride that fits a half-day schedule, leaving your afternoon or morning free for another activity in Banff.
Kootenay National Park: Snowshoe tour to Paint Pots + treatsYou’ll follow snowy forest trails in Kootenay National Park with a local guide, cross frozen rivers, hear stories of indigenous history at the Paint Pots, and warm up with hot chocolate plus maple taffy made in the snow — all with pickup from Banff included. Expect laughter, small surprises, and moments you’ll remember long after your boots dry out.
Whitewater Rafting on Fraser River, Jasper: Class-3 RapidsWhitewater rafting on the Fraser River near Jasper takes you down Class-3 rapids with a certified guide, all technical equipment, and round-trip bus transfers from Downtown Jasper. The 5-hour outing includes 2 hours of active rafting, a short land portage around Rearguard Falls, and a safety briefing at the launch point near Mount Robson; participants must be at least 12 years old and weigh a minimum of 90 lbs. You choose between a 10am or 1pm departure.Is it for me?Book the 10am departure if you want the morning on the water and the afternoon free in Jasper; choose 1pm if you'd rather start your day elsewhere and finish with an evening in town. Either way, the bus pickup and return from Downtown Jasper means you don't need to arrange your own transport to the river.
E-Bike Tour Banff: Vermilion Lakes & Bow FallsThis small-group e-bike tour in Banff covers the town's signature spots—Vermilion Lakes, Bow Falls, and the Banff Springs Golf Course—over two to two and a half hours with a guide, helmet, rain gear and the bike itself included. The route passes through multiple stopping points where the guide explains the area's geology and points out wildlife that moves through the course corridor. Minimum age is 12; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The tour departs from Banff Train Station, which sits on public transit routes and has free parking, so you don't need a rental car to reach it or to explore these signature spots. The e-bike motor means the climbs don't demand high fitness, and the two-to-two-and-a-half-hour loop fits into a morning or afternoon without eating a full day.
Banff to Calgary Airport: Private Transfer & Scenic StopsYou're picked up at your hotel in Banff and driven directly to Calgary YYC Airport in a private vehicle with bottled water and air conditioning. The driver meets you at the lobby, handles luggage, and times arrival 15–30 minutes before your flight. Stops for photos are possible if you want them. The whole trip takes 90–120 minutes depending on conditions.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Banff and want to skip the taxi queue and bus schedule—a private driver who meets you at the hotel and handles the timing means your last morning is one less thing to think about.
Johnston Canyon Frozen Waterfalls: Small Group Winter Tour BanffA small-group winter tour from Banff that walks you into Johnston Canyon on snow and ice, with a local guide fitting you with ice cleats and poles at the trailhead. The morning includes the Lower Falls (30 minutes, 1.2 km), with the option to push on to the Upper Falls and watch ice climbers work frozen cliffs. Hotel pickup, hot drinks by the firepit, and stops along the Bow Valley Parkway on the drive there are included; the tour runs 4 hours total and suits anyone with average fitness.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walk on snow and ice with equipment provided, and prefer a small group that stops at quiet Bow Valley Parkway spots most visitors miss.
Grotto Canyon Icewalk: Hike frozen creek with guideGrotto Canyon Icewalk is a guided hike on a frozen creek bed through a narrow canyon, past unusual rock formations, ancient rock art and icefalls. The tour runs 2 to 2.5 hours of walking over 2.6 miles with 330 feet of elevation gain; groups stay under 12 guests per guide. Pickup from the public bus parking behind Mount Royal Hotel is included, along with ice cleats, hiking poles, a maple cookie snack and hot chocolate. Children from age 8 are welcome when accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide leading you across the frozen creek bed—their knowledge of safe footing and ice conditions is what makes the difference on tricky terrain, whereas a self-guided walk here requires experience reading winter conditions.
Athabasca River Whitewater Rafting Jasper Class: 2 FamiliesAthabasca Expressway whitewater rafting in Jasper is a 2-hour Class 2 raft trip down a 5-mile section of the Athabasca River, a Canadian Heritage River surrounded by rocky mountains and pine forest. No prior rafting experience is required; children from age 5 can join. A certified guide leads the trip, and all technical equipment—wet suits, spray jackets, life jackets and neoprene booties—is provided. Pickup and drop-off from a designated meeting point are included. Check in 15 minutes before departure, and bring a swimsuit under your street clothes plus warm layers for afterward.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want your first whitewater experience or a family outing with young children—the Class 2 rapids give you the splash and the adrenaline without requiring any prior skill, and the wide Expressway section keeps the day manageable for paddlers from age 5 to ninety.
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.
Calgary Airport to Banff: Private Shuttle & Hotel DropoffYou get picked up at Calgary airport arrivals with a name sign, driven privately to your Banff hotel in a sanitized vehicle, and dropped at your door without stops at other hotels or shared-shuttle timing. The driver handles luggage, the price is fixed, and you can request scenic stops along the way. Confirmation and flight tracking come with the booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and shared-shuttle wait after landing—a driver meets you at arrivals with your name, handles your bags, and takes you straight to your Banff hotel on your schedule, not a timetable.
Athabasca Falls rafting in Jasper: 15km guided runThe Athabasca Falls Run is a 3-hour guided rafting trip on the Athabasca River in Jasper National Park, starting at the base of Athabasca Falls and covering 15 kilometers of moderate rapids through the majestic Athabasca Valley. The trip includes all rafting gear, a safety briefing from a federally licensed guide trained in First Aid and CPR, and a chance to spot wildlife along the way. Children from age 6 can join when accompanied by an adult, and the guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?You're in an 8-person shared raft with a federally licensed guide leading the whole trip, so you paddle with the group rather than navigating on your own—this keeps the pace steady and the focus on the rapids and the canyon instead of technique. It works well if you want to raft without prior experience or if you're bringing kids along; the guide handles the route and timing, so you just show up and paddle.
Lake Louise & Banff Town Tour from Calgary: Full-Day Park LoopA full-day guided tour departing Calgary, Canmore, or Banff that loops through Banff National Park's main attractions—Lake Louise, Johnston Canyon, Banff Town, and seasonal stops like Moraine Lake or Bow Falls. The route and stops change between summer (June to mid-October) and winter (mid-October to May) based on road conditions and lake closures, so you'll receive the final itinerary the day before departure. Your guide helps you frame shots at each stop and handles the driving while you take in the scenery.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Calgary or the Banff area and want to see the park's main attractions without driving yourself—the shared format keeps the price down, and the seasonal itinerary means you always visit what's actually accessible. If you prefer a private vehicle or a smaller group, contact the operator about private tour options.
