moderate
8 hours
Participants should have general good health and be comfortable with walking and paddling for extended periods.
Discover the stunning waters of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake with a guided day trip that blends sightseeing, hiking, canoeing, and wildlife spotting in Banff National Park. Perfect for visitors seeking a balance of relaxation and adventure amid some of Canada's most breathtaking scenery.
A trip to Banff National Park offers an immersive experience into some of Canada's most iconic scenery. Canmore Travel Corp. guides visitors through a full day alongside the turquoise waters of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, where towering mountain peaks and glacier-fed waters create a setting that feels both surreal and invigorating. This adventure provides a perfect blend of leisurely sightseeing and active pursuits. Participants are given ample time to wander along well-maintained trails, paddle across crystalline lakes in quiet canoes, and spot wildlife like deer and marmots amid alpine meadows. With knowledgeable guides at the helm, the day moves seamlessly from stretch to stretch—no rushing, just pure immersion.
Moraine Lake, famous for its vivid blue hues and the rugged Valley of the Ten Peaks, is a must-see natural wonder, often shimmering with reflected skies and floating ice. Nearby, Lake Louise’s expansive waters are framed by towering cliffs and the historic Fairmont Chateau, making it a favorite for photographers and adventurers alike. The natural terrain is marked by glacial deposits and rugged rock formations, telling stories of past ice ages, while local wildlife such as black bears and bald eagles frequent these protected areas.
Canmore Travel Corp. stands out as a trusted provider of personalized outdoor experiences in Alberta, with expert guides passionate about sharing the region’s wilderness safely and sustainably. Their trips give travelers the chance to truly connect with nature—walking tranquil trails, enjoying serene paddling sessions, and witnessing awe-inspiring vistas without feeling hurried. This is more than just sightseeing; it’s about carving out memories amid the vast, unspoiled beauty of Canada’s national parks.
Whether you’re visiting during summer or contemplating a fall escape, their trips are designed to adapt to seasonal conditions, ensuring safe and engaging outings year-round.
Weather in the mountains can change rapidly; dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
To avoid crowds and capture better photos, plan your visits during shoulder times like early morning or late afternoon.
A pair of binoculars can enhance wildlife viewing, revealing details of animals hidden among the terrain.
Protect the delicate alpine environment by sticking to marked trails and minimizing impact.
Banff National Park was established in 1885, making it Canada's oldest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its glacial geology.
Participants are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the park’s pristine environment for future generations.
Supportive footwear is vital for comfortable walking on uneven trails.
summer specific
Weather can change unexpectedly; a waterproof layer keeps you dry.
spring|summer|fall specific
High-altitude sun exposure can be intense; protection prevents sunburn.
summer specific
Enhances wildlife viewing and distant scenery appreciation.