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With a ticket to the Banff Gondola, you'll soar high above Canada's first national park, with breathtaking views along the way. At the summit, you can learn more about the Sulphur Mountains through interactive displays and a sensory flight experience. You'll also find numerous dining options. Your ticket will include a return trip, but you can also opt to hike down the 5.5-km trail instead.

This shuttle service provides guaranteed, stress-free access to two of the Canadian Rockies’ most popular spots. Private vehicles are no longer allowed on Moraine Lake Road because of its popularity, so the shuttle runs from Banff or Canmore to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, making those landscapes easy to reach without the driving hassle. From Banff/Canmore you will take a comfortable ride toward Lake Louise, set in the heart of Banff National Park. The lake is famed for its emerald waters and offers striking lakeside views, plenty of photo opportunities and pleasant places for a leisurely walk. You will then continue on to Moraine Lake, where turquoise water sits beneath towering peaks. Along the shoreline you may take a calming stroll, pause to soak up the scenery or simply relax and enjoy the view. The experience finishes with a relaxing return to the Banff/Canmore centre. Pickups are available from Banff (Mount Royal Hotel) or from Canmore if you select the Canmore pickup option.

This shared round‑trip shuttle will take you into the heart of Banff National Park to two of its most recognisable lakes, Moraine Lake and Lake Louise. Along the scenic drive you’ll see the Rocky Mountains unfold, with vibrant turquoise waters set against towering mountain peaks. The route offers a calm, scenic approach so you can take in the views as you travel. At each stop you’ll have time to explore the shoreline and nearby trails. You can hike, focus on photography, or simply soak in the serene surroundings beside the glacial waters. The experience is well suited to nature lovers, photographers and outdoor adventurers who want an accessible way to visit both Moraine Lake and Lake Louise without worrying about transport.

This self-guided Icefields Parkway tour links Canada’s Jasper and Banff National Parks and guides you along one of the world’s most scenic drives. As you travel the Canadian Rockies, you will pass soaring mountain peaks, ancient glaciers and brilliant turquoise lakes. Along the way the audio commentary explores Indigenous history and explains how this landscape has been formed and reformed over the eons. You may also spot diverse wildlife, including moose and elk. The experience is delivered through the Audio Tour Guide App by Action. After booking you will receive access to the tour in the app; the download can be used offline and comes with lifetime access so you can use it on future trips as often as you like. The audio guide will direct you along the route from the designated starting point and provide context for the places you see, helping you make the most of the drive at your own pace.

You will visit two of the Canadian Rockies’ most famous lakes: Lake Louise with its pristine glacial waters set beneath snowy peaks, and Moraine Lake, a vivid turquoise gem that is among the world’s most photographed lakes. Along the way you will enjoy mountain scenery and iconic viewpoints chosen for great photo opportunities. You will travel in a small-group, air-conditioned vehicle driven by an experienced local who will handle the driving and logistics so you can relax. Your driver will share local facts and insider tips as you move between stops. The outing includes guaranteed photo stops and time at each lake to take pictures and walk along the lakeshore, without the need to worry about parking or shuttle queues. The focus is on a relaxed, hassle-free experience that lets you appreciate the scenery and take memorable photos.

On this guided tour, you will travel from Banff to visit three natural attractions. Your first stop will be Lake Louise, which is one of the most photographed landscapes in Banff. Then you will continue to Moraine Lake, where you will be treated to views of jewel-like waters surrounded by mountains, waterfalls and pine forests. The last part of the tour will take you to Yoho National Park, whose name is a Cree word that translates to 'awe and wonder'. Your guide will lead you through the Spiral Tunnel, the picturesque Emerald Lake and the impressive rock formations at the Natural Bridge.

Canmore Raft Tours offers a gentle way to take in the Rockies from the river. From the water you will see big mountain views, cool glacial waters, forests, valleys and chances to spot local wildlife. The floats are family-friendly and suitable for all ages, making them a good option if this is your first time on a raft. One of the options is the Townie, which launches from the Canmore Boat Launch right in downtown Canmore. The launch is just a short walk from the shops and restaurants, so you’ll be close to town before and after your float. Canmore Raft Tours is locally owned and family-operated, and both river floats begin directly from the town centre for an easy, scenic experience on the river.

This guided outing through the Canadian Rockies brings together several of the region’s most photographed places, including Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake, the Natural Bridge and Johnston Canyon. Along the way you’ll take in crystal-clear lakes, towering peaks, majestic waterfalls and stretches of lush forest. The focus is on the scenery and quiet moments to appreciate it. At Lake Louise you’ll find the famous turquoise water set against snow‑capped mountains, with time to stroll the shoreline or pause and take in the view. At Moraine Lake you’ll see vivid blue water backed by dramatic peaks and wide panoramas that are particularly appealing to photographers. As you move through the day you’ll also visit Emerald Lake, the Natural Bridge and Johnston Canyon, taking in additional lake views, river scenery and forested valleys that illustrate the variety of the Rockies. The experience centres on sightseeing and landscape photography, with opportunities to walk short distances and savour each location’s scenery. You’ll leave having seen several iconic lakes and mountain features and having had a clear sense of the Canadian Rockies’ natural contrasts.

This day tour from Calgary, Canmore or Banff will take you to two of Banff National Park’s most famous lakes and nearby highlights. You will stand at Lake Louise and see its turquoise water backed by Victoria Glacier. You will also visit Moraine Lake (seasonal, June to October) and hike the Rockpile Trail for the classic view of the Valley of the Ten Peaks. As you move through the mountains, you’ll continue to Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park and see the rushing water at Natural Bridge. The tour is designed to provide direct access to Moraine Lake and easy access to Lake Louise. An expert local guide will lead scenic drives through the Rockies and offer multiple photo stops at iconic viewpoints. There will be a lunch stop at Lake Louise Village and free time to explore Banff Town.

Departing from Calgary, Canmore or Banff, you’ll relax as dramatic mountain scenery unfolds: glacier-fed rivers, towering peaks and postcard views at every turn. The route cruises past the iconic Castle Mountain and gives you unhurried time at world-famous Lake Louise. During the winter season you may walk through the striking limestone walls of Marble Canyon. You can also choose to upgrade your Lake Louise visit with seasonal options such as Bigfoot snowshoeing or afternoon tea at the Fairmont. Along the way you’ll pass the historic Spiral Tunnels and stop at the powerful Natural Bridge before seeing the jewel-toned waters of Emerald Lake. If Moraine Lake is closed, Marble Canyon serves as an alternative point of interest. The itinerary blends well-known sights with a few lesser-known gems, and travel is arranged so you can enjoy the scenery without worrying about the details.

This shared small-group tour from ABestX takes you into the heart of Banff National Park to visit Lake Louise, Johnston Canyon and Moraine Lake. You’ll travel in comfort with a small group, enjoying stress-free access to these well-known spots. Along the way a friendly, knowledgeable guide will share local insights, history and practical tips to help you make the most of each stop. At Lake Louise you’ll see the striking turquoise water set against the Victoria Glacier; it’s a calm setting where you can take photos, stroll along the shore or simply soak in the view. Moraine Lake sits in the Valley of the Ten Peaks and offers vivid blue water framed by dramatic mountain peaks. The tour also includes time at Johnston Canyon and gives you the chance to experience another of Banff’s notable landscapes while your guide provides context to what you’re seeing. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to revisit favourites, this tour offers a straightforward way to experience these iconic sites.

From the Banff Gondola you'll rise to the summit of Sulphur Mountain and take in a bird's‑eye view of Banff National Park and six surrounding mountain ranges. At 2,281 metres (7,486 feet) above sea level, you'll stroll the boardwalk, explore the interpretive building and dine at the mountaintop restaurant while soaking up sweeping vistas and alpine air. Seasonal experiences are included. Sunset Festival gives you an alpine evening with live music plus tasty bites and chilled drinks available to purchase at the summit; in poor weather the event moves indoors. During the Mountaintop Christmas celebration, Santa appears at the Banff Gondola and the summit adopts a vintage festive style, with timeless holiday activities, classic movies and other seasonal surprises.

This full-day winter tour takes you into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, with hassle-free pickup and drop-off services available from Calgary, Canmore and Banff. Travelling past Castle Mountain, you’ll visit world-famous Lake Louise and then either Moraine Lake (visited from June to 13 October) or Bow Lake in winter. The small-group format means your guide will have more time for interaction and local details, making the outing more comfortable and informative. As you move through the mountains you’ll also visit Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, known for its distinctive green waters, and stop at the Natural Bridge. You’ll see Peyto Lake, whose vivid blue colour comes from glacial rock flour flowing in from the surrounding Peyto Glacier. Throughout the day your guide will point out highlights and explain the natural features you encounter, while you take in the alpine scenery and lakes that define this region.

This experience takes you from Banff to two of the Canadian Rockies’ most famous lakes — Moraine Lake and Lake Louise — using direct round‑trip shuttle transport so you avoid parking hassles. Travel in a comfortable shuttle with a local driver who will share insider tips along the way. The trip guarantees access to Moraine Lake and gives you free time at Lake Louise to walk the shoreline, take photos and explore at your own pace. Along the route you’ll see the dramatic alpine scenery that makes these lakes so well known. At Moraine Lake you’ll have time to take in the vivid colours and mountain backdrop. At Lake Louise you’ll be able to stroll the lakeside, enjoy the historic setting and capture photos. The service is described as reliable, with plenty of time for photos and exploring, and booking includes free cancellation for added flexibility.

You will start with Lake Louise in Banff National Park, where emerald waters sit beneath majestic glaciers. You will see the vivid colour of the lake against rocky peaks and shoreline. The setting lends itself to outdoor activity, with opportunities for hiking on nearby trails and areas traditionally used for skiing. You will also visit Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, whose clear green waters and serene surroundings create a calm contrast. You can imagine paddling a kayak across the placid surface or taking peaceful strolls along the shore. Together, these lakes present both adventure and tranquillity in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, giving you time to take in dramatic mountain scenery and quiet lakeside views.