easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, moderate activity required
Discover the stunning winter scenery of Lake Louise and Marble Canyon with a guided tour that combines ice skating, snowshoeing, and breathtaking canyon vistas. Perfect for all levels, this shared experience offers a taste of Banff's natural beauty and winter magic.
In the heart of Alberta's majestic Banff National Park, Explore Banff Tours and Transfers Inc. offers an unforgettable winter outing that combines the shimmering ice of Lake Louise with the rugged beauty of Marble Canyon. This shared experience begins with a chance to step onto the frozen surface of Lake Louise—one of Canada's most iconic sites—where visitors can ice skate, snowshoe, or settle into the warmth at the Fairmont Chateau. Imagine gliding across sparkling ice under clear blue skies, with the snow-capped peaks reflected in the icy mirror of the lake. After soaking in this winter wonder, the trip takes a journey to Marble Canyon, a deep, winding chasm carved through ancient rock formations. The canyon’s towering walls, dusted with snow, create a striking contrast against the dark, rocky depths. Snowy trails wind through the landscape, offering excellent opportunities for snapping photos of the canyon’s dramatic features. What makes this experience and company distinct is their attention to creating an accessible yet immersive adventure, allowing guests to witness the wild beauty of Banff without sacrificing comfort. Whether you’re a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a first-time visitor, the variety of activities—ice skating, snowshoeing, or simply relaxing at the historic hotel—caters to all levels. Known for their warm hospitality and expert guidance, Explore Banff Tours provides a seamless way to enjoy the area’s best winter sights while gaining insight into the region's geological and natural history. This adventure isn't just a visit—it’s a chance to connect with Yukon’s stunning winter landscape in a setting that’s both easy to access and deeply rewarding. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers craving fresh mountain air, it guarantees a day filled with awe and memorable moments amid some of Canada’s most striking scenery.
Layering will keep you comfortable as temperatures shift and activity levels change throughout the day.
Snowshoeing and walking on ice require waterproof shoes to stay dry and warm.
If you prefer using your own equipment, check with the tour provider beforehand about rentals or supplies.
Morning hours provide better lighting for photography and quieter trails.
Banff National Park, established in 1885, is Canada's first national park, renowned for its stunning mountain scenery and diverse ecosystems.
The park emphasizes sustainable tourism practices to preserve its natural beauty and wildlife for future generations.
Staying warm is crucial for comfort during outdoor activities in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Bring your own or rent on-site for snowshoeing or ice skating on Lake Louise.
winter specific
Keep your feet dry as you trek across snow or ice.
winter specific
Protection from snow glare and UV rays is important during sunny winter days.
winter specific