easy
3–4 hours
Moderate physical activity needed; suitable for most fitness levels with some mobility required
Experience the magic of winter in the Canadian Rockies with Radventures’ small-group trips to Lake Louise and Johnston Canyon. Glide across frozen lakes, snowshoe through pristine wilderness, and uncover hidden gems in this snow-laden landscape—perfect for outdoor enthusiasts ready for an authentic mountain adventure.
Setting out from Banff, Alberta, Radventures offers a winter experience that invites you into the icy heart of the Canadian Rockies. Their signature Winter Wonderland trip guides small groups through the snow-blanketed landscapes of Lake Louise and Johnston Canyon, highlighting the region’s frosty beauty and natural marvels. With pristine frozen waterfalls and shimmering lakes, this excursion is perfect for travelers craving a mix of gentle outdoor activities and stunning scenery. As you glide across ice skate rinks or trek along snowshoe trails, expert guides share local insights, personal tips, and moments of wildlife spotting—mountain goats, elk, and even the elusive moose sometimes make an appearance. The journey isn’t just about static beauty; it’s an immersive adventure that fosters genuine connections with nature and fellow explorers. Radventures has carved out a reputation for intimate, well-guided excursions that prioritize safety, environmental responsibility, and ultimate enjoyment. The company’s small-group focus ensures personalized attention, making each trip feel like a curated winter escape in some of Canada’s most iconic terrain. Whether you’re photographing the crystalline waterfalls or simply soaking in the vast, quiet serenity of the snowy wilderness, this trip showcases why Banff's winter landscape remains a worldwide bucket-list destination. Traveling with Radventures means discovering the secrets of these landscapes with local guides who know the area inside and out—away from crowded tourist spots, tucked into the quiet thrill of a snowboarding trail or the crackling ice beneath your feet. It’s a chance to reconnect with nature in its most frozen and pristine state, suitable for anyone ready to embrace the chill and the charm of Alberta’s winter playground. This experience is perfect for those seeking a balanced mix of physical activity and stunning scenery—an authentic taste of winter in the Rockies. Come prepared to bundle up, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and make memories in a setting that feels truly untouched.
Layer up with moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outer shells to stay warm and dry throughout the day.
Alberta winters can be unpredictable, so review forecast updates and be prepared for sudden changes in temperature or snow conditions.
Opt for waterproof boots with good traction to navigate icy pathways and snow-covered terrain safely.
Capture the breathtaking scenery and wildlife, especially during sunrise or sunset when the light creates magical reflections on the ice.
Banff National Park, established in 1885, is Canada's first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its stunning natural beauty.
Radventures commits to environmentally responsible tourism, emphasizing minimal impact and respect for the pristine wilderness.
Keeps you warm and dry as you trek or skate through winter conditions.
winter specific
Depending on activity choice, appropriate footwear enhances mobility and safety.
winter specific
Protects extremities from the cold during outdoor activities.
winter specific
UV rays reflect off snow, making protection essential even on cloudy days.
winter specific