Discover the breathtaking turquoise waters of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in the Canadian Rockies on this guided day trip. Perfect for paddling, hiking, and photography, it’s an adventure filled with stunning mountain scenery and natural wonders.
Canoeing or kayaking on the lakes may involve splashes, so pack waterproof clothing or a dry bag.
Mountain weather can change quickly—layer up for cold mornings and warm afternoons.
Arrive early to beat crowds and enjoy peaceful, pristine views.
Capture the scenery and get a closer look at local wildlife.
Lake Louise was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, wife of the Governor General of Canada, in 1884, making it a historic hub of glacier tourism.
Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area is managed with sustainability in mind, encouraging responsible tourism and preservation efforts.
Bring layers to stay comfortable as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
spring specific
Stay dry and warm in case of rain or splashes while on the water.
summer specific
Good gripping shoes help navigate rocky or uneven trails around the lakes.
fall specific
Capture the stunning scenery and memorable moments along the trip.