Winter

Float Trip + Banff Sightseeing Chairlift, Banff Mt Norquay

Bow River 1Hr Horseback Ride + Banff Sightseeing Chairlift, Banff Hot Springs

Banff Gondola + Banff Lake Cruise

Discover Banff & It's Wildlife Tour + Banff Gondola

Evening Wildlife Safari + Banff Chairlift + Lake Cruise

Discover Banff & It's Wildlife Tour + Lake Louise and Moraine Lake Tour

Bow River 1Hr Horseback Ride + Banff Gondola, Banff Lake Cruise

Kananaskis Whitewater Rafting + Bow River Horseback Ride

Kananaskis River Whitewater Rafting + Horseshoe Canyon Whitewater Rafting

Kananaskis Whitewater Rafting + Banff Via Ferrata (Explorer Route 2.5Hr)

Horseshoe Canyon Whitewater Rafting + Cowboy BBQ Cookout Horseback Ride (Dinner)

Keep your eyes peeled for deer, elk, moose and big-horned sheep on this three-hour tour of the highlights of Banff (the bears are sleeping at this time).  The tour will include some of the most scenic and historically significant highlights of Banff such as the Banff Springs Hotel, Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, Hoodoos Lookout and Lake Minnewanka.

Learn how to photograph sunrise at the breathtaking mountain landscape of Two Jack Lake. This two and a half hour photography workshop will guide the beginner photographer through essential camera settings and exposure techniques used by the professionals to capture a stunning landscape image. Upon arrival at Two Jack Lake, approximately 1 hour prior to sunrise, your photography instructor will begin your session with an introduction to the technique and process of sunrise photography. We’ll discuss how your camera settings such as shutter, aperture and ISO impact your image and how to use your histogram to get the perfect exposure. After the introduction, your instructor will assist you in finding a composition that is well balanced for landscape photography. Enjoy the remainder of the workshop taking the opportunity to practice the methods taught and let your guide support your

A spectacle known around the world....is coming to Banff.  The Town of Banff is proud to present the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride in celebration of Canada's 150th in 2017. A Canadian tradition since 1876, a troop of 32 scarlet coated “Mounties” on majestic black horses present a 30 minute show of intricate figures and cavalry drills choreographed to music. These movements demand the utmost control, timing and coordination. Residents and visitors are invited to take advantage of this truly Canadian experience and see one of our national treasures perform live. WHEN: Saturday, Sept 2, 2017, at 1.00pm and 7.00pm Sunday, Sept 3, 2017, at 2.00pm WHERE: Banff Community High School Grounds, 330 Banff Ave, Banff. TICKETS: Single Tickets $16.00 Family Tickets $48.00 (including 2 Adults + 2 Children (3-17 yrs) (Infants on laps 0-2 yrs are free) SEATING: Seating is bleacher style

Uncover the secrets of a historic mountain haven, with a local guide leading the way. Gaze at stunning views, stroll down spectacular trails and hear legends of Banff’s past. https://www.youtube.com/v/MYf4k8hupEk The Town of Banff is an island of culture and history, surrounded by a sea of untamed wilderness. This tour enriches your visit with stories of 11,000 years of history, hidden in these rugged hills. Navigate a half-day journey to some of the most important landmarks in the area. You'll stop at the iconic Banff Springs Hotel, Bow Falls, Lake Minnewanka and the “oh wow!” view at Surprise Corner. Venture down peaceful pine-scented trails and learn about wildlife habitat and behaviour. Ask as many questions as you like, as our guides are experts and love to share their knowledge.  Don’t forget your camera - we spot wildlife on 95%

A jewel-like lake nestled between sky-scraping peaks - Lake Louise will make you stop in your tracks in awe. https://youtu.be/_OrZ1Fg5Nls These stunning alpine lakes look too beautiful to be real. Explore Lake Louise (known as the “Jewel of the Canadian Rockies”) and Lake Moraine. UNESCO has protected both places because of their priceless natural beauty. Your guide will weave tales of the early mountaineers, who also fell in love with this spot in the 1890s. You can snap some shots of the lake before walking to the Rockpile, where you'll find a spectacular view of Moraine Lake.

A vast frozen lake surrounded by an amphitheater of snow-dusted craggy peaks — Lake Louise is postcard-perfect.  http://www.youtube.com/v/Cl5G09tdGhM On this tour, you’ll have plenty of time to explore on your own: rent a pair of skates and glide along the lake, take a horse-drawn sleigh ride, warm up with a hot drink at the elegant Chateau Lake Louise or simply soak up the views. This tour allows you just over 4 hours of free time at Lake Louise. Use this time to join a sleigh ride along the shoreline, borrow our snowshoes and explore the many trails of enjoy a leisurely lunch in the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Lake Louise is also the best location to take in some Dogsledding.

The pale turquoise hue of Lake Louise comes from sunlight reflecting off mountain-dust particles suspended in the glacial melt-water. It's a natural wonder that you just can’t stop staring at. https://youtu.be/_OrZ1Fg5Nls Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are two of the most gorgeous lakes in the world. This deluxe tour gives you more time to soak up their beauty. Take your time meandering through the Bow Valley Parkway and then savour an early barbecue dinner in the fresh air at the rustic Baker Creek Mountain Resort. We’ll visit at one of the quietest times of the day, so you can avoid the crowds. And there will plenty of time to wander on your own. You can also enjoy an interpretive nature walk around the shoreline with your certified guide. After marveling at Moraine Lake from a scenic viewpoint, you’ll head

See, touch and even taste an ancient glacier that has been slowly creeping across the Rocky Mountains for millions of years. Sit back and enjoy one of the world’s most stunning scenic drives. Because you don’t have to navigate or watch the road, this tour lets you to focus on the amphitheatre of mountains towering above. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife at the edges of the forest. Afterwards, dig into a hearty mountain picnic and take a photo stop at  Peyto Lake - famous for their stunning pale milky-turquoise hue. Climb aboard the Ice Explorer (a six-wheeled behemoth of a vehicle) and drive across the surface of this glittering sheet of ice. Getting thirsty? You’ll have a chance to drink pure, cold water straight from the glacier.

This overnight trip in a deluxe mini coach traverses the still-wild west of Alberta and B.C. Your guide will weave tales of what it was like to live and work in Canada’s rugged backcountry. The first pioneers attempted to lasso the wilds of Western Canada with long stretches of railway track. The steep rocky terrain fought back and, at times, the mountains seemed too enormous to tame. With blood, sweat, tears and dynamite they carved a path through the sky-piercing peaks. The route is still used to this day. Now you can journey in modern comfort in a deluxe mini coach, traveling through four of Canada’s earliest national parks. The tour includes stops in Lake Louise and the famous Spiral Tunnels, Giant Cedars Boardwalk, Glacier National Park, the Cascade Mountains and the Gold Rush country along the Fraser River.

Where do you find the animals of Banff when the sun goes down? Your guide will know! So keep your eyes peeled for twilight wildlife encounters on this sunset tour. As the sun sets behind the craggy peaks, the wildlife of Banff National Park become more active in the cool hours before dark. We see wildlife on 95% of our tours, so this is your best chance to get up close with some of Banff’s wildest residents. Your guide will lead a safari to the hotspots where you are most likely to see Rocky Mountain creatures. Grab your binoculars and spot an elk sauntering across a clearing, a mountain goat perched high on a ridge, and sometimes even a grizzly bear snuffling through a berry bush. You’ll also learn about how the park protects these animals and their natural

Seeing a grizzly bear in the flesh is a thrilling moment that will stay with you long after you’ve left the mountains. Meet Boo, a bear with paws the size of hubcaps, a mouth full of sharp teeth and enormous muscles moving beneath his shaggy fur. He saunters slowly through his 20-acre habitat in the Rocky Mountain bush, allowing you to watch him explore, hunt and forage just like his wild cousins. You’ll also hear his personal story and learn about grizzly bear behaviour during your visit to the largest enclosed grizzly bear habitat in the world. The tour also includes stops at gorgeous Takakkaw Falls and Emerald Lake. We’ll take a gondola ride to Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, where you’ll enjoy lunch with a view at the highest restaurant in Canada.

Departing from Warner Stables in Banff, this 1 hour horseback ride guides you past the natural sulphur hot springs flowing from the Cave & Basin - the original historic hot springs. https://youtu.be/5lm7poqqvjo The trail loops around the marsh following the Bow River back to Warner Stables.

Departing from the Banff Springs Corral, our guides will lead you past Bow Falls, where you cross through the Spray River. Continue along the edge of the Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course, and cross through the waters once more. A partial climb up Sulphur Mountain brings you through a wooded residential area and back to the corrals.

Hit the slopes in a snow tube at Banff Mt Norquay!  Ever flown down a snow-covered hill with the wind rushing through your hair and looked down to see an inflated tube?  If not, you should try it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rfcd858YPN8 Whether you’ve never touched skis or a snowboard, or just want to try something different, snow tubing is a great way down the hill. The snow tube park, the first in the Banff area, has a magic carpet and large sliding lanes to go down along with your group of friends or your family. It’s a unique way to enjoy the slopes, and another reason to call Norquay home this winter. The tube park  also has a small sliding area, and a kids play area. So there’s even more to do on the tubing hill for your little ones.

With hundreds of hiking trails available how do you know which on to choose? Come with us!  Our guides have picked their favourite 'signature' trails, and some lessor known ones.  Hike safely in a small group and enjoy an alpine picnic lunch. We have selected what we consider the best of the best when it comes to getting out there and spending time in the backcountry of the Rocky Mountain National Parks. From the explosion of wildflowers in the spring, to the clear glacier views in the summer, to the brilliant golden of the larch trees in the fall, hiking in the rockies should not be missed. Our Interpretive Guides priority is having a safe, fun and informative tour that connects you more to where you are visiting. We hike in small groups which is recommended for safety to reduce

Step out of your comfort zone and join your guide up on the mountain on the Explorer Route at the Banff Mt Norquay Via Ferrata. You'll be introduced to the equipment, ascend a few pitches, and cross the suspension bridge. This 2.5 hour loop is great for those who are slightly limited on time, or are looking for an  introduction to Via Ferrata.

To get a greater feel of heights and exposure, try the full Via Ferrata experience and become a Ridgewalker! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bbjHAyA0Q4   This route is a half-day excursion crosses the suspension bridge and heads up the Banff Mt Norquay cliffs, climbing Memorial, Sol and Vista buttresses. It's a great trip for families.

The Skyline includes an exciting high traverse on a sheer rock wall and crosses an “airy” 55m suspension bridge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bbjHAyA0Q4 This is a brand-new route for 2017. The effort is amply rewarded at the top with outstanding panoramic views of Canada's iconic Rocky Mountain peaks. With Banff as a backdrop over 1000 metres below, walk the uber-scenic ridgecrest trail as it leads you back to the Cliffhouse Bistro to celebrate your mountaineering accomplishments.

The longest of all 4 routes, the “Summiteer” is the pinnacle of Banff Mt Norquay’s Via Ferrata adventures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bbjHAyA0Q4 A continuation of the brand-new ‘Skyline’ route this 6-hour route traverses the alpine ridge, crossing an impressive couloir on a 3-wire suspension bridge to reach the summit pitch. Experience 360-degree views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains as you enjoy lunch on the East Summit of Mt Norquay. With Banff as a backdrop over 1000 metres below, walk the uber-scenic ridgecrest trail as it leads you back to the Cliffhouse Bistro to celebrate your mountaineering accomplishments. Lunch on the mountain and apres climbing platter and beverage at Cliffhouse Bistro is included.

Your snowshoes crunch on fresh powder as you hike through this 40-meter deep gorge, worn away over centuries by the rushing waters of Tokumn Creek. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sTH8K-uU48 After this crisp winter walk, enjoy a uniquely Canadian treat: hot maple taffy poured into snow to make a sweet frozen dessert.

Departing from Warner Stables, in Banff, our cowboys will lead you along the Bow River through the Cave & Basin area - the site of the original hot springs. This ride is an extension of our 1 Hour Bow River Ride.  Fantastic scenery surrounds you as you climb up Sulphur Mountain around the Windy Knoll viewpoint. The ride loops around the marsh, following the Bow River, and bringing you back to Warner Stables.

Majestic landscapes await you on the Banff, Bow Valley Loop 3 hour horseback ride. This ride offers the greatest variety of scenery; it travels through the Cave & Basin area and along the Sundance Canyon Trail to a thick, lush forest. You'll spend approximately 45 minutes riding through the tranquility of the woods, where we often spot wildlife. Continue your ride around the Windy Knoll as you climb Sulphur Mountain for spectacular views of the Bow Valley. Follow the Bow River back to Warner Stables.

For those looking for a half day ride that gives you an introduction into the backcountry of Banff National Park. Climb two thirds up Sulphur Mountain, past the world famous Rimrock Resort Hotel and underneath the Banff Gondola.  On your descent you will cross the Spray River and follow the base of Mt Rundle to the Bow Falls where you will cross the Spray River once more.

Get a taste of the mountain air with a horseback ride along the base of Sulphur Mountain, in Banff, to a delicious cowboy cookout BBQ meal at 3 Mile Cabin. First you'll ride along the Bow River while watching for wildlife and enjoying the spectacular scenery. Midway through the ride, you'll arrive at 3 Mile Cabin to enjoy genuine western hospitality and some tasty comfort food. But before digging in, work up an appetite with a few western style games, like lassoing and horse-shoes. The ride is also perfect for youngsters. Anyone joining the group can choose to take a relaxing wagon ride along the Bow River to 3 Mile Cabin and then re-join the group for an authentic cowboy bbq. Available as a Lunch or Dinner departure and meal.

A gentle float trip through stunning glacial blue waters, towering mountain peaks and diverse wildlife along the Bow River. Located on the outskirts of Banff National Park, your guide will gently float you through this inspiring landscape. Sit back, relax and soak it all in, as the stories and local history of the Canadian Rockies captivates your imagination. With no experience required, this family friendly tour is perfect for all ages and abilities. A truly signature experience of your stay in the Rockies.

You will get splashed by the frothy swells of this rushing river, but it won’t wash the smile off your face. The Kananaskis River is one heck of a ride - the foamy white rapids lift your raft skyward, you shake the water from your eyes and paddle with all your might as the river surges around you. Plotting a course through the best rapids and cruising swiftly down the flat stretches in between, you’ll have peaceful moments to look up and admire the Kananaskis Country scenery. You are completely in the moment - immersed in the thrill of riding these rapids. Meanwhile your river-savvy guide ensures the safety of the excursion. This voyage is suitable for the entire family - the novice-level rapids are perfect for young adventurers.

There’s no better way to get the adrenaline flowing than jumping into a river raft. Let the foamy rapids take you coursing swiftly through the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. Surrounded by shale cliffs, the Bow River thunders through Horseshoe Canyon. Here you come, clad in neoprene and whooping with excitement as the rapids surge. During the quiet stretches, you lift your eyes skyward and see large birds of prey soaring above. You might even try cliff jumping - if you dare. Many Hollywood movies have been shot here in the spectacular geology of the Canyon - your guide will tell you all about it. Even if you have no rafting experience don’t sweat it - you’ll learn everything you need to know.

A full day ATV tour from Banff to Paradise Ridge will give you 4 wheel power at your finger tips, and will take you through some rugged mountain scenery in the Canadian Rockies. The Paradise Ridge Tour starts at an elevation of 4200 feet near the remains of a historic mine. Steadily climbing, you will ascend Paradise Ridge which provides stunning mountain views. Along the journey you will visit two historic mining settlements, trappers cabins and see beaver ponds in the middle of the wilderness. This tour will take you to points overlooking two different mountain valleys. The finale never disappoints - reaching the summit of the mountain at 9000 feet where a barbecue lunch is waiting!

On the Paradise Mine ATV tour you will visit the remnants of an early 1900’s Silver Mining Town located on top of a mountain at 8,000 ft. With incredible views, plenty of wildlife, a waterfall, spectacular alpine bowl, wildflowers, and alpine birds this is the premier tour of the West! Take control of your own machine or ride as a passenger.

Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity.  As Canada’s home for arts training and creation, Banff Centre presents over 400 public performances, events, and exhibitions annually. Take advantage of your night in Banff to attend an exciting outdoor show, a classical music recital, a dance performance, a visual arts exhibition, or to mingle with the best artists from Canada and around the world during our free artist talks and open studio events! 2017 Highlights: Featuring Blue Rodeo, A Tribe Called Red, Vijay Iyer, Corb Lund, and so much more! Performances, activities and exhibitions for all ages An artistic and educational outing  

Located in the town of Banff, in Alberta's Banff National Park, the Banff Upper Hot Springs has all the amenities of a modern facility in a splendid historic spa and bath house - against a backdrop of Banff National Park's spectacular alpine scenery. You can relax in the comfort of soothing, natural hot springs where travellers have come to "take the waters" for more than a century. The Banff Upper Hot Springs is one of Banff's most famous attractions; discovered in 1884, the hot springs were included in Banff National Park, the first National Park in Canada. Whether you are travelling to Banff for skiing, snowboarding, hiking or sightseeing, Banff Upper Hot Springs is the thing to do in Banff, so come relax and ease your sore muscles in the natural hot springs.

Leisurely boat cruise of Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park. This Lake Minnewanka boat tour is a magnificent cruise tof Lake Minnewanka and the surrounding area. Interpretive guides will teach you about the wildlife and vegetation that inhabit the Canadian Rockies. The highlight of the tour is the Devil's Gap; a glacial path carved through Lake Minnewanka from the foothills of the Rockies. The Lake Minnewanka valley offers some of the most interesting and spectacular scenery found anywhere in the Canadian Rockies.

Banff, Canmore, and Lake Louise provide some of the world's best climbing areas. Instructors are certified guides and leading edge climbers. Day or half day lessons are available for individuals or groups and cater to all abilities, so there is no need to worry if you are a first time climber. All climbing guides are trained and certified by the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG). Private Rock Climbing is available - please call or email for details.

Fly over mountain peaks, alpine meadows and pristine lakes or to the "Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies".  A helicopter sightseeing flight will leave you breathless. 12 Mins  - 3 Sisters Range An excellent tour for the first-time flyer in the Canadian Rockies. Escape to the Spray Valley and the spine of the Goat Range. 25 Mins - Royal Canadian Your journey will take you to new heights along the Goat and Sundance Ranges, where you will see mountain peaks, alpine meadows and pristine lakes. An extraordinary adventure not to be missed! 30 Mins - Mt Assiniboine This sensational flight will transport you to “The Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies”, which rises majestically to 3,611 metres (11,870 feet) along the Great Divide.

Get ready for the most packed and incredible 20 minutes of your life! You'll cruise at 100mph as you climb from the plains to above the Rocky Mountains and cross the imposing massif of Mt. Lougheed. Your pilot will provide commentary and history about the mountains, the valleys, and the first nations people who originally settles here. This heli-tour will be the adventure of a lifetime! Fly from the foothills right into the stunning wall of the majestic Rockies. Soaring over the Kananaskis Valley to get views of Canmore and back down the Bow River Valley, you will fly past the amazing flat face of Mt. Yamnuska.

Choose between a leisurely down slope stroll in the alpine meadows over looking Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park or a more aggressive path. Take the time to discover natural alpine landscapes on high mountain vistas. Feel free to explore while your experienced guide provides knowledgeable commentary on the areas geography, flora and fauna. This excursion offers a nine minute scenic helicopter flight which whisks over Canmore, up the Cougar Creek Valley to your secluded landing location on Mount Charles Stewart.

Take the time to discover natural alpine landscapes on high mountain vistas. Fly past the Bow Valley, deep into Kananaskis Country and see the history of the First Nations People, WWII POW camps and breathtaking mountain ranges. Includes 1hr stop for high alpine meadow walk. Fly from the foothills right into the stunning wall of the majestic Rockies. Soaring over the Kananaskis Valley to get views of Canmore and back down the Bow River Valley, you will fly past the amazing flat face of Mt. Yamnuska and stop with your pilot for a lesiurely hike in a high alpine meadow or the beautiful horseshoe canyon.

Private horse-drawn carriage tours are available daily from downtown Banff. Each carriage can hold up to six passengers. We offer three standard tours as well as the ability to customize a tour specifically for you. Downtown Banff Carriage Ride - 15 Mins This carriage ride takes you through town and along the Bow River.  You will pass by many of the original homesteads of Banff, each having a story to tell.  From the Bow River you pass by Banff’s Central Park and back onto Banff Avenue for your return to downtown Banff. Bow River Carriage Ride - 30 Mins A carriage ride taking you over the Bow River and past the Indian Trading Post (home of the Merman!) onto one of Banff’s prestigious residential streets. We follow the Bow River and loop back to downtown crossing the Bow River again before we return to downtown Banff.

The Banff Sightseeing Gondola is located just 5 minutes from the Town of Banff, on the shoulder of Sulphur Mountain, in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Sit back and relax in a 4 passenger, glass enclosed gondola. Marvel at the unsurpassed view of Banff, the Bow Valley and a 360 degree view of six scenic mountain ranges from 2281m (7486ft) above sea level.  You will feel like you're on top of the world when you are standing on the spacious main level observation deck, where the optional Banff Skywalk (an 1km self-guided interpretive walkway) leads you to the Cosmic Ray Station National Historic Site and Sanson's Peak Meteorological Station. Other services at the Banff Gondola include two gift shops, two restaurants, a Starbucks coffee shop, one snack bar, interpretive hiking trails and an interactive giant compass.

A new view of Banff! Take a 15min chairlift ride at Banff Mt Norquay and experience Banff like never before. Spectacular views looking down into the Town of Banff and across Spray and Bow Valleys with the stunning jagged edges of Mt Rundle as a feature for all your photos. Relax over a snack or meal, craft brews or a glass of wine at the Cliff House Bistro.

The Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola is located at the Lake Louise Ski Resort.  With spectacular views to Victoria Glacier, and easy or challenging hiking trails, wildlife viewing opportunities, Lake Louise will capture your heart. Cruise for 14 glorious minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore at will – there are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. Whatever your fitness level, Lake Louise will quickly capture your heart, so be sure to bring your camera to save your own special memories of soaring peaks, stunning glaciers, lush carpets of alpine wildflowers fed by clear bubbling springs, and-often-delightful glimpses

Take a relaxing wagon ride along the Bow River.   Re-join the horseback riders in the group for an authentic cowboy dinner. Arrive at 3 Mile Cabin to enjoy genuine western hospitality and some tasty comfort food.  But before digging in, work up an appetite with a few western-style games, like lassoing and horse-shoes. A perfect adventure for all ages of the family group. Available as a Lunch or Dinner departure time and meal.

Unleash your inner cowboy and explore the remote wilderness of Banff National Park on our 2 to 6 day Backcountry Lodge Trips. Banff Trail Riders backcountry multi day horseback trips are perfect for the modern day adventurer looking to leave behind the cell phone and reconnect with nature in the beautiful rocky mountains. Spend the day horse riding through Canada’s oldest national park then enjoy cozy evenings in our rustic Sundance and Halfway lodges. Let our professional and friendly hosts prepare delicious meals whilst you kick back and rest after a long days ride. Alternatively call 1-877-565-9372 to book your backcountry experience.

The Mount Edith Cavell Tour follows the “Path of the Glacier” trail though one of Jasper’s most stunning landscapes. This is one of the most spectacular adventures that we offer and should not be missed by anyone visiting Jasper National Park! Your guide will transport you to and from the Jasper townsite and along the Path of the glacier while providing enlightening interpretation of the local ecology, geology, and history.

Join the daily Wildlife Discovery Tour with knowledgeable guides who are trained to seek out all of the park’s most iconic creatures. Big or small, there are lots of animals to see in Jasper!  Elk, deer, big horned sheep, mountain goats, foxes, coyotes, wolves, and moose, are just a sample of Jasper’s many wild mountain animals. Learn all about the ways these animals contribute to the rich diversity of the National Park. The guides are well versed in the history, geology, and ecology of the area and are happy to answer any questions you may have. As we travel through the Athabasca Valley we will show you some of the park’s most beautiful scenery, so have your camera ready to capture some amazing photos of the highlights of your visit. This tour is the perfect way to spend an

Experience the by-gone era of train travel on this half day train trip from Jasper to Harvey, British Columbia. Return to Jasper by mini coach. Detrain and be met by a friendly, professional driver guide for the trip back to Jasper in one of our touring vehicles along the historic Yellowhead Highway. Train aficionados will appreciate our guide's colourful commentary on the historic role of the railway in the Rockies. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the abundant wildlife and points of interest on this unique Rocky Mountain adventure.

This amazing tour is a guided interpretive drive up the Maligne Valley. Our exploration will include a stop at Maligne Canyon for a gentle guided walk to the first two bridges above the gorge, a short stop at the “disappearing” Medicine Lake, and finally  Maligne Lake. At this picturesque gem of the Canadian Rockies you can either relax aboard the famous Maligne Lake boat cruise to Spirit Island or enjoy a guided hike along the Mary Schaffer Loop (3.2km / 2mile – weather and trail conditions permitting). The Maligne Valley Tour is mainly a nature, scenic, and geological voyage but it is also an excellent opportunity to see some of Jasper’s wildlife.

Travel with your interpretive guide along the world-famous Icefields Parkway on this one way journey. Sightseeing stops along this beautiful highway will include Athabasca Falls, Sunwapta Falls, the Weeping Wall, Bow Lake and the Crowfoot Glacier. You will also make a stop at the Columbia Icefields Centre where you will take part in the Ice Explorer Tour onto the Athabasca Glacier and an exciting walk on the Skywalk. You can also enjoy the interpretive exhibit at the centre providing lots of information on the Glacier.

Listen to the roar of the crowd, watch the players glide swiftly across the ice and cheer loudly for the Flames. Your trip wouldn’t be complete without the quintessentially Canadian experience of seeing an ice hockey game.

Ride your way through the forest and up to the Paradise Basin to 8000 feet and visit the remnants of an early 1900's silver mining town. The open powder bowl above the treeline offers a fantastic chance to play in the deep snow. Your hearty lunch inside a cozy log cabin will give you the energy for more sledding action and the return to the mountain base! Each guest will operate their own brand new 600cc snowmobile as they follow our mountain trails through the forest stopping for a delicious mountainside BBQ lunch. The journey will take you on winding trails along the edge of an alpine valley with a variety of breathtaking panoramic views, visiting an old trapper's cabin along the way!

Experience the excitement of driving a snowmobile through the majestic Rocky Mountains! You will be guided through spectacular scenery and given the opportunity to play in the powder. Each guest will operate their own brand new 600cc snowmobile (with heated hand-grips and easy-to-use controls) as they follow the mountain trails through the forest stopping for a delicious mountainside BBQ lunch. The journey will take you on winding trails along the edge of an alpine valley with a variety of breathtaking panoramic views, visiting an old trapper's cabin along the way.

Come enjoy an up-close and intimate look at wolves and wolfdogs. This tour requires a booking in advance! Gain a better understanding about wolf behaviour through the wolfdogs at our sanctuary and how this behaviour fundamentally differs from domestic dogs. This is also a great opportunity to learn about the importance of wolves in our ecosystem, and why it’s so important to preserve them in our natural environment. This exclusive tour has limited availability and restricted numbers per tour to ensure the wolfdogs stay inquisitive and close during your visit. You will also have plenty of photo opportunities and ample time to speak with a sanctuary team member leading the tour.

With the playfulness of a dog but the wily intelligence of a wolf, wolfdogs are fascinating half-breed creatures. Meet them close up at Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary in the Cochrane foothills. This experience is as close as you are likely to ever get to the wild and elusive wolf - while still in a safe and secure context. The sanctuary is purpose-designed with the welfare of the animals at heart. It’s clear to see the staff at Yamnuska have a passion for the animals. They’ll teach you about how First Nations people and European settlers viewed wolves, the challenges these rare animals face and the importance of protecting them in the wild. On the way to the sanctuary we’ll stop at Gap Lake for a jaw-dropping view. You’ll also get to visit the 1875 McDougal Church - the oldest church

Want to know more about wolfdogs? Enjoy the opportunity to learn all about the sanctuary and get an introduction to what wolfdogs are all about. This is a great way to photograph one of the packs of wolfdogs as well as having full access to one of the wolfdog experts. In addition to the Sanctuary Walk, this tour provides an introduction to wolfdogs as guests are taken inside one of the enclosures and given a 30 minute presentation on wolfdogs. Guests can expect to learn general information on wolfdogs and our mission at the sanctuary. There is no interaction with the wolfdogs on this tour.

An interpretive walk through the sanctuary allows visitors to see the sanctuary and view our various packs of wolfdogs at your own pace. This is a great opportunity to learn interesting facts about wolves and wolfdogs and support the sanctuary. This tour provides a general admission into the sanctuary. Since this tour has unlimited availability, this is a great tour option for large groups, school groups, and any last minute visits to the sanctuary. There is no interaction with the wolfdogs on this tour.

Join us on a sleigh ride with your family, friends or loved ones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCLM1pHxdQE Relax and take in the breathtaking views and sparkling winter air of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The sleigh ride will take you through the Bow River Valley showing you the remote areas around Banff, western style!

We offer a romantic sleigh ride package perfect for just the two of you. The package includes Bernard Callebaut chocolates, liqueurs and an authentic buffalo robe for extra warmth to make your ride truly special. Relax and take in the breathtaking views and sparkling winter air of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The Private Sleigh Ride will take you through the Bow River Valley, showing you the remote areas around Banff, western style.

First time snowshoeing? This easy 3-kilometer trail through the Vermilion River Valley is a perfect introduction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sTH8K-uU48 Learn about the history of the fur trade as you explore the fascinating paint pots, which are mineral deposits once used by First Nations people for rock painting. Along the way hear stories of Banff’s indigenous people, explorers and fur traders who lived in and traveled through the Rockies. Snowshoe on an easy trail through the Vermilion River Valley to the Paint Pots, a cultural treasure within our National Parks.

Water cascades into this narrow canyon in the heat of summer, but in the winter, the thundering falls freeze solid to create natural ice sculptures. Admire these glittering curtains of ice up close as you hike along a steel catwalk built into the rock wall. This popular ice walk will lead you past the lower falls and to the breathtaking upper icefalls. Travel through prime wildlife habitat and learn the clues to how Johnston Canyon was formed.

Your headlamp makes the frozen waterfalls of Johnston Canyon shimmer as you hike along the catwalk in quiet darkness. At one point, the group turns out their lights and you’re immersed in the peaceful stillness of a winter night. The Johnston Canyon Evening Icewalk is all about heightening your senses, appreciating the darkness, the scents of the fresh pine forest and enjoying the silence of a night spent beneath the stars. Light your way through this narrow, water-formed, canyon as your small group follows our guide to the Canyon's lower falls. The suspended catwalks, built into the limestone walls, make this an easy trip for everyone. Along the way, your guide will highlight unique features by powerful flashlight and pause for moments of darkness and quiet to foster an appreciation for spending time in the canyon at night. At our

Explore the icy beauty of Grotto Canyon using special hiking crampons to grip the smooth frozen creek bed. Your guide will point out the stunted pine forest and hidden ancient native pictographs, which were likely created by Hopi visitors from the Arizona region. Here at Grotto Canyon, our Icewalk hikes the frozen creek bed, through a narrow canyon, past unusual rock formations and spectacular icefalls. You might see ice climbers scaling the frozen waterfalls, but for many the highlight of the Grotto Canyon Icewalk is the ancient native pictographs, that are easily missed by the general public. The symbols have many possible meanings and origins and you will learn more about First Nation history in the Bow Valley.

This tour will see you climbing, crawling and squeezing through the infamous Rat's Nest Cave. A half hour hike through pine forests and canyons will lead you to the cave entrance. After changing into caving equipment and reviewing safety practices, you will enter the cave to enjoy a natural history interpretation of this fascinating underground world. Our fully experienced, interpretive guides will lead you through twisted passageways, etched and sculptured by water, to large underground chambers and a pool grotto. No experience is necessary as full instruction is given by the guide.

This tour will see you climbing, crawling and squeezing through the infamous Rat's Nest Cave. A half hour hike through pine forests and canyons will lead you to the cave entrance. After changing into caving equipment and reviewing safety practices, you will enter the cave to enjoy a natural history interpretation of this fascinating underground world. Once inside experience the 60ft rappel and test your nerve in the 'Laundry Chute'. Fully experienced, interpretive guides will lead you through twisted passageways, etched and sculptured by water, to large underground chambers and a pool grotto. No experience is necessary as full instruction is given by the guide.

Our most popular dog sledding tour! Lake Louise, in Banff National Park, is an icon for Canada and a stunning place to visit. Dogsledding is the most popular winter activity and an adventure suitable for anyone. Combined these are bound to create the most memorable experience of your holiday. Dogsledding the Great Divide Tour takes you along the base of giant peaks in Lake Louise nearly 8km to the Continental Divide the high point separating the east from the west. Guests have the opportunity to get to know the dogs, their guides, learn the basics of driving a team and are encouraged to drive the team home, covering 16km (10 miles) in total! Please note Holiday dates, where the tour is $195.00 December 16th - January 4th February 10th - February 14th February 17th - February 20th March 17th -

Mush your own sled! This is our best value for money tour that guarantees you will have a hands-on experience in your dog sledding adventure. https://youtu.be/QbXd9O9B-iw Enjoy panoramic views as you mush your way along the pristine trails of Goat Pond. Get to know the beautiful and friendly Canadian Huskies and participate at your own comfort level. This one of a kind quality experience will leave you feeling exhilarated after you lead your team of dogs through the Canadian wilderness. Learn to harness and handle the dogs.  

A longer tour for the dog sledding enthusiast!  Enjoy the exciting and picturesque trail systems meandering through entwined forests of towering black spruce. https://youtu.be/QbXd9O9B-iw Stop to savor slow-roasted deli smokies and other Canadian-style delicacies. Afterwards, glide along snow-packed trails adjacent to the mystic Goat Creek.

The perfect introduction to dog sledding in the beautiful Canadian Rockies. The Kingmik team would love to take you for a dog sled ride! For the thrill of your life, come mushing with their happy and hard working Alaskan Huskies in beautiful Lake Louise. High Season Dates December 16th - January 4th February 10th - February 14th February 17th - February 20th March 17th - March 20th March 24 - April 2nd  

Helicopter sightseeing flight and dog sledding tour all in one awesome package! https://youtu.be/QbXd9O9B-iw Soar by helicopter into the wilderness of the Canadian Rocky Mountains near Canmore before spending a half-day tour by dog team.

The Powder Express takes you straight from your hotel to one of the most thrilling ski resorts in Canada. You’ll arrive right as the gondola opens so you can squeeze in as many runs as you like. With plenty of steep and deep powder, Kicking Horse offers heart-pumping vertical runs, steep chutes and wide-open bowls. Featuring abundant soft snow and high alpine terrain Kicking Horse has something for everyone. Wide open bowls and long, long groomed runs for cruising, steep chutes and tree runs for the more adventurous. There is almost always fresh powder to be found. Enjoy a spectacular lunch at the Eagle’s Eye – Canada’s highest restaurant. A great day ski trip from Banff and Lake Louise and not to be missed on your Rockies ski vacation.

Located just outside Banff National Park, a pioneer of the Canadian heli ski industry and with 36 years experience, RK Heli Ski knows how to provide a safe and exhilarating back country ski experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=_zJ7-NsCRgA Whether you are an intermediate, advanced or expert skier/boarder, you will love RK's vast virgin slopes surrounded by scenic glaciers and skiing untracked powder on gladed tree runs in the pristine and breathtaking Purcell Mountains. One day is all you need to create memories to last a lifetime! Whether you are an intermediate, advanced or expert skier/boarder, you will love the vast slopes and untracked powder on gladed tree runs in the pristine and breathtaking Purcell Mountains.  3 or 5 heli ski runs options are available with transportation an additional extra.

Purcell Heli-Skiing delivers an experience to remember focusing on safety, value, customer care in a fun-loving atmosphere. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Uiwp2R2CQ_U Their guest-to-guide ratio allows groups to be split by ability level to maintain a quality group experience. From the first-time powder skier to the veteran hooked on fresh tracks, their professional team can deliver your epic adventure. Professional and personal service, ACMG/UIAGM certified guides, locally and family owned. Heli-skiing is an exciting, often heart pounding and thrilling adventure. Create memories that last a lifetime on this exciting tour that offers its guests the ultimate powder skiing experience.

Just outside of Golden, on the border of Alberta and BC is the Kicking Horse River, the Rockies' most thrilling white water rafting with grade 4+ rapids. https://youtu.be/MaAJug2eGS0?rel=0&modestbranding=1&autohide=1&showinfo=0 Starting at a relaxing pace you can perfect your rafting skills with your teammates and guide. As the canyon narrows your team will paddle Grade IV+ rapids of the mighty Kicking Horse. If you have energy to burn, try out the beach volleyball court with new friends or just relax and enjoy the scene.  This tour is recommended for adventurous first-time rafters as well as seasoned paddlers.

The fall is a fantastic time for sightseeing and viewing wildlife. Foliage color start to change, the first hints of winter begin to appear and a low sun makes photographic opportunities more dramatic. This time of the year also heralds tremendous activity with the local elk population because of the rutting season.  This tour will give visitors a chance to see a few of Banff's highlights as well as spend time at Lake Louise for short walks and exploring on your own.  Throughout the tour as we move from Banff to Lake Louise and return your guide will do their best to point out local wildlife and explain what its like living in a national park with animals sometimes literally, on our doorsteps!