• Cascade Mountain - Cascade Mountain is arguably the most iconic peak in Banff National Park. It is located in the Bow River Valley National Park, near the town of Banff.
• Vermilion Lakes - Vermilion Lakes consist of three stunning lakes. They reflect the majestic Mount Rundle, which towers over the town of Banff.
• Castle Mountain - Castle Mountain is a mountain in the Canadian Rockies, part of Banff National Park. Its castle-like appearance is due to erosive processes.
• Lake Minnewanka - Lake Minnewanka is shaped like a reverse S. It is Banff’s largest lake and the longest and deepest in Banff National Park, reaching a depth of 150 meters at its deepest point. The one-hour cruise covers nearly half of the 22-kilometer lake. In winter, it’s a popular spot for ice skating, photography, and snowshoeing on the nearby trails.
• Two Jack Lake - Two Jack Lake is a stunning emerald green lake in Banff National Park that offers a panoramic view of Mount Rundle. Summer activities include swimming, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and hiking. In winter, it’s a popular spot for ice skating, photography, and snowshoeing on the neighboring trails.
• Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - This historic building overlooks the turquoise waters of Lake Louise, surrounded by majestic nature.
• Lake Louise - A glacial lake within Banff National Park. Its vivid turquoise waters have earned worldwide fame, with the Victoria Glacier as a majestic mountain backdrop. Many are unaware that in winter, the lake transforms into a breathtaking wonderland of ice and snow, perfect for ice skating.
• Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola - Enjoy a one-hour lunch here.
• Crowfoot Glacier - The Crowfoot Glacier sits above Bow Lake in Banff National Park. This icy giant, nestled on the rocky flanks of Crowfoot Mountain, is visible from the Icefields Parkway.
• Bow Lake - Bow Lake is one of the largest lakes in Banff National Park and is glacier-fed, boasting incredible beauty. Its turquoise color is due to glacial till.
• Peyto Lake - Peyto Lake is a glacier-fed lake in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. It is one of the most popular lakes in the park. The lake’s stunning blue color comes from the glacial rock flour flowing into it from the surrounding Peyto Glacier. In winter, it freezes and is covered in snow.
• Mount Rundle Viewpoint - Mount Rundle and other mountains can be seen from this ideal location along Highway 1.
• Banff Avenue - The town of Banff is flanked on all sides by towering mountains. Downtown streets are filled with high-end restaurants, cafés, and stores, as well as excellent art galleries and museums. Spend some free time around Banff Town, enjoy a meal, or shop for souvenirs.

• Multilingual guide
• Crampons
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hot drink
• Bottled water

• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Meals
• Personal expenses including activities and travel insurance
• Gratuities for guide (CAD15 cash per person)

Embark on a full-day tour to explore the stunning Canadian Rockies during winter. Begin your adventure with a convenient pick-up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff.

Lake Minnewanka: As the largest lake in Banff, Lake Minnewanka is uniquely shaped like a reverse ‘S’. It holds the title of the longest and deepest lake in Banff National Park, reaching depths of 150 meters. During the one-hour cruise, you will traverse nearly half of this 22-kilometer lake.

Lake Louise: Nestled within Banff National Park, this glacial lake is renowned for its striking turquoise waters and the majestic Victoria Glacier that serves as its backdrop. In winter, Lake Louise transforms into a breathtaking wonderland of ice and snow, showcasing its extraordinary beauty.

Peyto Lake: Known for its wolf’s head shape, Peyto Lake boasts a stunning blue hue, thanks to the glacial rock flour from the nearby Peyto Glacier. In winter, the snow-covered lake presents a captivating sight that is truly worth witnessing.

• Total tour duration includes travel time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.