moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should have good endurance and be comfortable walking on uneven terrain.
Discover the stunning Bow Glacier Falls on a guided hike just outside Canmore. Marvel at cascading waterfalls, towering peaks, and glacier vistas—all led by expert guides who bring the landscape to life. Perfect for those craving a manageable yet breathtaking mountain adventure.
Shared tours: Sunday & Wednesday. Private tours Sunday-Friday.
Embark on a moderate hike to Bow Glacier Falls, a hidden gem in Banff National Park. Experience breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls, glacial blue waters, and towering peaks. With expert guides sharing insights on the area's rich history and wildlife, this adventure promises unforgettable memories and a deep connection to nature.
Embark on a moderate hike to Bow Glacier Falls, a hidden gem in Banff National Park. Experience breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls, glacial blue waters, and towering peaks. With expert guides sharing insights on the area's rich history and wildlife, this adventure promises unforgettable memories and a deep connection to nature.
The trail has uneven terrain and rocky sections, so proper footwear is essential for safety and comfort.
Mountain conditions can change quickly; packing layers ensures you'll stay comfortable from warm base layers to windproof shells.
Stay energized and hydrated during the moderate hike, especially in warmer months.
Arriving early helps you avoid crowds and catch the best lighting for photography at the waterfall and glacier views.
Banff National Park, established in 1885, was Canada's first national park and remains a protected area rich in geological history and Indigenous significance.
The guiding company emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring the preservation of the fragile mountain ecosystem for future generations.
Supportive footwear helps manage rocky, uneven trail sections and prevent injuries.
Clothing layers allow you to adapt to changing weather conditions during the hike.
Staying hydrated is key for maintaining energy on the moderate trek.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help shield you from mountain sun exposure.
summer specific