easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly gentle walking around the lakeshore.
Capture Moraine Lake at dawn, before the crowds arrive. This guided sunrise tour from Banff or Canmore combines expert transport and ample free time to discover the stunning Rockies framed in golden light.
Explore Banff's must-see destination after the crowds!
Embark on a breathtaking Sunrise Experience at Moraine Lake, where you’ll enjoy serene views before the crowds arrive. With expert guides, ample free time to explore, and convenient transportation from Banff or Canmore, this adventure promises unforgettable moments amidst the stunning Rockies. Don’t miss the magic of dawn!
Experience the beauty of sunrise at Moraine Lake and beat the crowds at Lake Louise. Join us on our incredible Sunrise Experience, complete with shared round-trip transportation from Banff or Canmore
Included in your day:
Starting times vary throughout the summer season based on what time the sun rises. Not to worry though, you'll have two hours at Moraine Lake & another 2 hours at Lake Louise to explore.
Prefer a more intimate Moraine Lake Sunrise? Book a private experience for your group.
Explore the Rockies in style with our Icefields Parkway Experience! Join us for an unforgettable adventure along this stunning landscape. Book your spot now and make the most of this unique journey!**
Interested in seeing some other amazing sights or just want to move at your own speed? Book a private experience for your group. Contact us for info & pricing at +1 403 686 7905 or contact us using the form in the bottom right.
The tour is timed to reach Moraine Lake at sunrise—bring a headlamp if you arrive before daylight.
Morning temperatures near Moraine Lake can be chilly, even in summer—layered clothing helps you stay comfortable.
Stay hydrated during the walks; water refills are available but bring your own bottle to reduce waste.
Golden hour photography demands preparation—extra batteries and memory cards are a must for capturing the moment.
Banff National Park, established in 1885, is Canada’s oldest national park and houses Moraine Lake within the Valley of the Ten Peaks, named by early explorer Samuel Allen.
Visitor access to Moraine Lake is carefully managed to protect fragile alpine ecosystems; transportation tours help reduce parking congestion and environmental impact.
Adapts to fluctuating temperatures during early mornings.
spring specific
Provides firm footing on rocky shores and trail sections.
summer specific
Keeps you warm as temperatures dip during sunrise tours.
fall specific
Essential for capturing the stunning golden hour light and landscapes.