• Waterton Lakes National Park - Discover the highlights of the Waterton Lakes National Park Driving Tour. This self-guided adventure offers over 30 audio points of interest, featuring the iconic Prince of Wales Hotel, serene Cameron Lake, the impressive Red Rock Canyon and Blakiston Falls, among others.
• Bison Paddock - Once numbering in the millions across the prairies, a small herd now resides here, providing a rare glimpse into Alberta’s wild history.
• Maskinonge Overlook - Easily overlooked, this spot offers a tranquil view where wetlands, mountains, and sky converge.
• Red Rock Canyon - More than just a road, it offers a front-row seat to Waterton’s evolving landscapes, with each turn revealing a new vista.
• Blakiston Creek - This modest stream has an unexpected story—it carved the valleys visible today and continues to shape the canyon below.
• Blakiston Falls - A short walk from the road, this hidden waterfall roars through the trees, proving that some of the best views require minimal effort.
• Waterton Lakes National Park Visitor Centre - Begin your visit here to experience the park anew through interactive exhibits, rich history, and stories shaped by fire and ice.
• Driftwood Beach - With logs, stones, and mountain reflections, Driftwood Beach is ideal for relaxing, skipping rocks, or simply breathing in the scenery.
• Linnet Lake - Nestled beside the townsite, this small lake offers quiet charm and is home to birds, frogs, and a peaceful walking loop.
• Bear’s Hump Trailhead - A short but steep climb leads to a memorable view that will linger long after the hike.
• Prince Of Wales Hotel - This dramatic hilltop hotel offers more than photo opportunities—it’s steeped in elegance, history, and stories behind every creaky floorboard.
• Waterton Village - Welcome to the park’s heart, where elk occasionally wander downtown and mountain views are part of the neighborhood.
• Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park - A protected space shared by two countries, this landmark symbolizes peace and cooperation.
• Red Rock Canyon - With bold colors, rushing water, and ancient stone, this canyon is a geological marvel you can explore on a short loop.
• Cameron Falls - It appears as a peaceful waterfall until it turns pink. Stay awhile, and discover why.
• Bertha Lake Trail - Featuring forest, wildflowers, and a waterfall, this trail offers it all, including one of Waterton’s most scenic lakes if you continue.
• Middle Waterton Lake - Often overlooked, this calm, clear lake is the quiet middle sibling, possessing its own unique charm.
• Upper Waterton Lake - This deep, glacial lake spans the border, offering views so stunning they’re shared by two countries.
• Akamina Parkway - This winding road ascends through forests and valleys, leading deep into the mountains—watch for wildlife, waterfalls, and surprises.
• Mount Crandell - Its jagged profile dominates the townsite, but the real intrigue lies in the fire that reshaped its slopes not long ago.
• Mount Lineham - With layers of stone and time-worn scars, Mount Lineham tells a geological tale written over a billion years ago.
• First Oil Well In Western Canada National Historic Site - At first glance, it’s just a hillside patch, but this is where Alberta’s oil story began, long before pipelines and pumpjacks.
• Carthew - Alderson Trail - Featuring lakes, cliffs, and ridgelines, this is one of the park’s most breathtaking hikes, with each turn offering a view that vies for your attention.
• Cameron Lake - The road’s end? Perhaps. But with glacial waters, towering cliffs, and the gentle echo of paddles on water, it’s the perfect conclusion.

• No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
• Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
• No signal required or data used during tour
• Good mobile or WiFi connection needed for the initial download
• Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy on Tripvia Tours app

• Smartphone or tablet
• Transportation (use your own vehicle)

Discover the untamed beauty of the Rockies with our engaging Smartphone Audio Tour at Waterton Lakes National Park. Explore a breathtaking landscape where majestic peaks, glacial lakes, and vast prairies converge into one remarkable destination.

Transform your smartphone into a personal tour guide as GPS-triggered audio effortlessly connects to your vehicle’s stereo, unveiling the park’s hidden tales, Indigenous heritage, wildlife marvels, and striking geology—all in real time.

Special guest narrators animate the landscape with captivating storytelling, leading you through scenic drives, iconic viewpoints, and hidden treasures within this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Travel with ease and at your own pace, enjoying the flexibility to pause, explore, and savor the experience. The tour automatically follows you with a live GPS map—no data, Wi-Fi, or cell signal needed!

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