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.
8 hours • Banff National Park's top-rated winter adventure!
Embark on an unforgettable winter adventure in the Canadian Rockies, exploring the stunning Lake Louise and Johnston Canyon's frozen waterfalls. Enjoy activities like ice skating and snowshoeing, while expert guides share local secrets. With a small group atmosphere, this experience promises breathtaking landscapes and the chance to spot majestic wildlife.
8 Hours (from Banff pick-up to drop-off)
$190 CAD + tax & processing fee
This tour is restricted to those aged 8 and above. Families with younger children can reach out for alternate experiences, such as private tours.
Did you know? This experience is part of our Ultimate Rockies Explorer package.
Lake Louise on Ice: Glide across the icy expanse of world-renowned Lake Louise with breathtaking glaciers and mountain backdrops. Whether you're skating, snowshoeing, exploring the lakeside trails or enjoying a gourmet Irish coffee inside the luxury hotel, it promises an unmatched experience.
Johnston Canyon's Frozen Wonders: Amid winter's silence, explore snow-covered pathways leading to ethereal frozen waterfalls on Banff National Park's premier winter walk. Their shimmering beauty promises a lasting impression of awe and wonder.
Wildlife Wonders: As we journey, keep a keen eye out at famed sighting spots to spot the Rockies' majestic residents.
A Tailor-Made Finish to the Day: Designed to top the extremely hard-to-beat experiences of Lake Louise & Johnston Canyon, your expert local guide leaves the final part of the tour to surprise you with a local secret stop. We can't give away too much, but expect increased chances of wildlife sightings and stunning landscapes that most visitors miss!
Choose Your Own Radventure: Our small-group tours are famous for fostering an environment where strangers quickly become friends, but we recognize that everyone has their own Banff bucket-lists to tick off, so guests are free to break off from the group at anytime for their own adventures. Tap into your guides local secrets and advice to make the most of your experience.
Travel in comfort in our spacious new model high-roof passenger vans & minibuses with large panoramic windows, equipped with premium winter tires & set up for safe winter travel. We offer pick-up and drop-off from chosen Banff & Lake Louise locations, with options available at checkout.
Weather: This adventure runs rain, snow or shine! Only under extreme weather conditions will there be cancellations, with full refunds or rescheduling options.
What to wear: We recommend wearing winter boots and dressing in layers to stay warm and adapt to varying conditions. Wearing what you would wear skiing/snowboarding works great!
Accessibility: The tour is designed to accommodate various fitness levels. Participants can opt in or out of activities based on their comfort.
Typical Itinerary:
8:30am - 9am: Pick-ups in Banff 9:45am - 11:45am: Lake Louise for ice-skating, snowshoeing, hiking & exploring 11:45am - 12:15pm: Lake Louise Village 12:15 - 12:45pm: Bow Valley Parkway 12:45pm - 2:45pm: Johnston Canyon Lower Falls (self-guided) 2:45pm - 5pm: Radventures local secrets 5pm: Hotel drop-offs in Banff
While this itinerary outlines a typical day, adjustments might be made based on weather or road conditions to ensure the best experience for our guests.
For more intricate details or specific queries, dive into our exhaustive FAQ section or connect with us directly!
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.
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Depending on activity choice, appropriate footwear enhances mobility and safety.
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Protects extremities from the cold during outdoor activities.
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UV rays reflect off snow, making protection essential even on cloudy days.
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