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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake tour from Calgary: Max 24 guests★ 4.88 (4,468) · 8h–10h
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Banff Tour 8 Stops: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Icefields Parkway★ 4.98 (936) · 10h–11h
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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Day Trip from Banff & Calgary★ 4.89 (1,481) · 8h–10h
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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake tour from Banff: Skip the shuttle★ 4.56 (805) · 8h–10hCA$ 64View ›
Banff, Lake Louise & Moraine: Canyon Walks & Emerald Lake Day Trip★ 4.83 (572) · 11hCA$ 113View ›
Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Tour: Small Group, Guaranteed Access★ 4.86 (571) · 4h–8hCA$ 280View ›
Lake Louise, Moraine & Emerald Lake Day Trip from Calgary★ 4.84 (515) · 8h–11hCA$ 88View ›
Canmore Bow River Float: Private Guide & Family Friendly Tour★ 4.97 (499) · 1h–2hCA$ 59View ›
Moraine Lake & Banff Day Tour: Small Groups, Hidden Gems★ 4.96 (492) · 8h–10hCA$ 88View ›
Banff National Park Tour: Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Views★ 4.76 (490) · 8h–11hCA$ 88View ›Top rated (10)
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.
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.
Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Tour from Calgary: Small GroupA full-day guided tour of Banff National Park departing from Calgary, Banff or Canmore, visiting Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (or Marble Canyon in winter), Bow Falls and downtown Banff with a small group of no more than 24 people. Your guide leads the stops, handles the route and helps you find the best angles for photos. Pickup and drop-off are included from your chosen departure point; meals and park admission are not.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see both Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in one day without driving yourself—the small group size and fixed itinerary mean the stops are arranged, the route is handled, and you can focus on the views instead of navigation. If you're visiting in winter (October through May), expect Marble Canyon instead of Moraine Lake, which is a different experience but still requires the special permit the tour holds.
Canmore: Rat's Nest Cave Explorer Tour & Underground CrawlYou hike uphill for 30–40 minutes, then spend 2 to 2.5 hours underground crawling past bones and formations, squeezing through tight passages if you choose, and learning cave geology from your guide. All equipment—helmet, harness, lights—is provided. You'll need moderate fitness and a waist under 46 inches to fit the safety harness.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually move through a real cave system rather than walk a lit tourist route—the tight squeezes and scrambling are what make it feel genuine, and the guide's expertise is what keeps it safe.
Moraine Lake & Lake Louise: Morning or Sunset Tour from CanmoreYou choose between a morning departure (8 AM, 1.5 hours per lake, brightest turquoise) or a sunset tour (quieter, golden light, often fewer people). Both include hotel pickup from Canmore or Banff, park entry fees, a knowledgeable local guide, and a drive through wildlife habitat where elk and grizzlies are spotted on most trips. The van waits on-site so you set your own pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want both iconic lakes in one trip without arranging transport, entry fees, or timing yourself — the fixed schedule and small group size are what make it possible to spend real time at each lake instead of just stopping for photos.
Emerald Lake & Takakkaw Falls: Yoho National Park Small Group TourYou spend a full day moving through Yoho and Kootenay National Parks with a small group and a local guide who decides the route based on weather and timing. You get 1.5 hours at Emerald Lake, see Takakkaw Falls and the Spiral Tunnels, walk Marble Canyon, and stop at Natural Bridge. Hotel pickup, lunch, hot drinks, and a Polaroid are included. The group maxes out at twelve people, so you're not competing for space or the guide's attention.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want the best of Yoho and Kootenay without arranging your own transport, park entry, or timing — the small group size and local guide's flexibility are what make it possible to see five or six stops and actually spend time at each one instead of moving through on a schedule.
Banff: Icefields Parkway, Glaciers & Waterfalls Day TripYou get picked up from your hotel in Banff, Calgary or Canmore and spend ten hours driving the Icefields Parkway with a small group and a multilingual guide. In summer you see Athabasca Glacier, Peyto Lake and three waterfalls; in winter you see frozen Abraham Lake with ice bubbles or alternative winter stops. Hot drinks and crampons (winter) or bottled water (summer) are included, and you return by evening — just bring your own lunch.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to see the major Icefields Parkway highlights — glaciers, turquoise lakes and waterfalls — without renting a car or navigating the 233-kilometer route yourself. The fixed 10-hour schedule and small group size mean you get both the sights and actual interaction with the guide, which is what makes a long drive feel like a day out instead of a commute.
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.
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.
Moraine Lake & Lake Louise: Hike, Canoe & Wildlife CorridorYou pick a schedule that fits your pace — whether that's splitting time between both lakes or spending five hours at Moraine. The van picks you up in Canmore or Banff by 8:45 AM, you travel through wildlife habitat with a guide who stays the whole day, and you arrive at each lake when the color is best. Entry fees and transport are handled; you just decide whether to hike, paddle, or sit with the view.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both lakes without arranging your own transport and park fees, and you'd rather choose your own pace at each stop instead of following a fixed itinerary — the flexible schedule is what makes it possible to hike at one lake and paddle at the other without feeling rushed.
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Moraine Lake & Lake Louise tour: Glacial lakes without the driveA half-day guided tour of Moraine Lake and Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, departing from Banff, Canmore or Calgary. Moraine Lake closed to private vehicles in 2024, making this small-group tour the way to visit it; the tour includes park admission, transport in an air-conditioned coach, and a live English-speaking guide. Timed entry is guaranteed. Refunds available up to 24 hours before departure.Is it for me?Pick a Banff or Canmore departure to minimize driving time from the mountain towns, or start from Calgary if that's your base; the small-group format is how you access Moraine Lake now that private vehicles are restricted.
Banff: Gondola Ride, Hot Springs & Bow Falls Day TourYou’ll feel glacier air on your skin at Lake Minnewanka, hear Bow Falls rumbling under your feet, ride high above Banff on the gondola, and finally unwind in mineral-rich hot springs with mountain views all around. This day trip blends wild beauty with small comforts—and leaves you thinking about those quiet moments long after you’ve left.
Lake Louise, Moraine & Emerald Lake Day Trip with Banff StopYou’ll ride with a small group from Calgary or Banff, stopping for elk sightings and hot drinks along the way. Feel glacial air at Emerald Lake, stand above roaring water at Natural Bridge, then see Lake Louise’s famous turquoise shore—and if you’re lucky with timing, Moraine Lake too. End your day strolling through Banff town or riding up Sulphur Mountain for mountain views you won’t forget soon.
Lake Louise, Moraine & Banff: Day Trip with Gondola or Hot SpringsYou’ll stand beside turquoise lakes at Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, wander Banff’s cozy streets for lunch, then choose between soaring views from the Banff Gondola or soaking in historic hot springs. End your day by Bow Falls, feeling both awed and oddly at home in these wild mountains.
Banff, Johnston Canyon & Bow Falls Day Trip with PickupYou’ll feel glacier spray at Bow Falls, ride high above Banff on the gondola (if you want), stroll through Johnston Canyon’s winding paths, and have free time in town for lunch or exploring. With pickup included and a local guide sharing stories along the way, you’ll come away with more than just photos — maybe even a new favorite quiet place.
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.
Banff & Jasper tour from Calgary: Crowfoot Glacier and Peyto LakeThis 10-hour scenic tour departs Calgary, Canmore or Banff and follows the Icefields Parkway through Banff and Jasper National Parks, stopping at Crowfoot Glacier, Peyto Lake, Bow Lake, Herbert Lake and Waterfowl Lake. A live guide in English or Hindi narrates the drive; pickup times vary by location (8:00 AM from Calgary, 9:30 AM from Canmore, 9:50 AM from Banff). The Columbia Icefield and Skywalk are closed October 14 to May 2, so winter departures visit Johnston Canyon instead. Lunch at the Columbia Icefield Restaurant and Skywalk tickets are separate purchases.Is it for me?Pick Calgary or Canmore pickup if you're based outside Banff and want a guided drive along the Icefields Parkway that stops at five viewpoints across both parks; the shared van means you travel with others rather than driving solo.
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.
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.
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.
