Hiking in the Canadian Rockies with Via Via Shuttle Service Inc.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Hikers should be in moderate physical condition, able to walk on uneven terrain for several hours.
Overview
Discover the rugged beauty of the Canadian Rockies on a private guided hike with Via Via Shuttle Service Inc. Led by expert Michelle Brazier, this personalized adventure showcases trails like Larch Valley and Lake Louise Highline Circuit. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tailored, immersive wilderness experiences.
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About This Adventure
Embark on a personalized hiking adventure in the stunning Canadian Rockies with an ACMG/IGA certified guide. Choose from breathtaking trails like Larch Valley or the Lake Louise Highline Circuit, tailored to your interests. Experience the beauty of nature while benefiting from expert guidance and over 15 years of local knowledge.
Embark on a personalized hiking adventure in the stunning Canadian Rockies with an ACMG/IGA certified guide. Choose from breathtaking trails like Larch Valley or the Lake Louise Highline Circuit, tailored to your interests. Experience the beauty of nature while benefiting from expert guidance and over 15 years of local knowledge.
Adventure Tips
Choose your trail based on fitness level
Larch Valley is ideal for intermediate hikers, while the Lake Louise Highline Circuit offers a more challenging adventure.
Start early for wildlife sightings
Early morning hikes increase chances of seeing local wildlife such as marmots and eagles.
Dress in layers and bring rain gear
Mountain weather can change rapidly; packing well ensures a comfortable hike.
Stay on marked trails to protect the environment
Help preserve the pristine natural beauty of the Rockies by sticking to designated paths.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Big Horn Sheep
- Pika
History
Banff National Park was established in 1885, making it Canada's oldest national park and a pioneer in conservation.
Conservation
The area actively promotes eco-friendly tourism and adheres to strict Leave No Trace principles to protect its fragile mountain ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Sturdy, waterproof boots provide support and grip on rugged trails.
Layered clothing
Weather can change quickly, so layers keep you comfortable throughout the hike.
Water and snacks
Stay hydrated and energized on the trail.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
Protect yourself from the high-altitude sun.