easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; minimal hiking required.
Witness the breathtaking alpenglow on Moraine Lake’s Ten Peaks with a private sunrise tour from Explore Banff Tours. Enjoy expert guidance, seamless transport, and tranquil early-morning views before the crowds arrive.
Explore Banff's must-see destination before the sun rises!
Embark on a breathtaking sunrise adventure at Moraine Lake, where you'll witness the stunning alpenglow on the ten peaks. Enjoy stress-free transportation, expert guidance, and ample free time to explore the lake's beauty. This unique experience promises unforgettable views and a serene start to your day in the Rockies.
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.
Sunrise colors peak quickly—arrive at the vantage point before the sun appears.
Mountain mornings can be chilly even in summer; bring warm, windproof clothing.
Refill opportunities are limited, so carry water to stay hydrated during your visit.
The shoreline and trails can be uneven and rocky; hiking boots or trail shoes are recommended.
Moraine Lake resides within Banff National Park, Canada's first national park established in 1885, protecting these glacial valleys and peaks.
Visitor access is carefully regulated to reduce environmental impact, with new fees helping maintain trail health and preserve the lake’s fragile ecosystem.
To adapt to cooling temperatures and morning chill during spring sunrise.
spring specific
Protects against unexpected mountain rain and wind during summer mornings.
summer specific
Keeps extremities warm during cool, crisp autumn dawns.
fall specific
Provides traction and comfort on uneven terrain along the lake edges.