8 hour(s)
English
Included
Lake Louise with vibrant turquoise waters and majestic mountain backdrop
Moraine Lake in the Valley of the Ten Peaks with stunning glacial blue hues
Johnston Canyon featuring dramatic waterfalls and captivating rock formations
Winter scenery at Johnston Canyon transforms into a magical wonderland
€ 76.64
€ 70.51
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Take advantage of our end-of-season sale and reserve your seats now for an unforgettable journey through three of Banff National Park’s must-see destinations. This tour, offered by the fairest of them all, provides convenient pick-up locations from Calgary, Canmore, and Banff, making it easy for travelers to begin their adventure without any hassle. From the moment you set out, you’ll be immersed in the breathtaking beauty of the Canadian Rockies, where each stop promises unique and unforgettable experiences.
Lake Louise, often called the jewel of the Rockies, captivates visitors with its vibrant turquoise waters framed by towering mountain peaks, while Moraine Lake, nestled in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, dazzles with its striking blue hues created by glacial rock flour. Johnston Canyon enchants with its dramatic waterfalls and striking rock formations, transforming into a magical winter wonderland when frozen. Whether you’re seeking tranquility amidst nature or the thrill of exploring iconic landscapes, this tour offers memories that will last a lifetime and a deep appreciation for the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Fuel surcharge
Goods and Services Tax
Parking Fees
Local professional driver
Gratuities
Weather-appropriate clothing
Comfortable shoes
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Wear comfortable walking shoes
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Hiked with my gf to the lower and upper falls. We went on a Tuesday afternoon in November and it wasn’t too busy. We were able to take our time and just enjoy the walk and stop at the different view points as we pleased. It did get busier as we were walking back around 330pm. The trail was a little slippery in some spots but manageable. Definitely not a problem if you have cleats
This hike was amazing! The parking lot was pretty packed but there were open spots in each row and the bathrooms were clean. We came at around 4 and there were still a LOT of people. The trip has 3 main destinations- lower falls, upper falls, and the ink pods. We went all the way to the I’ll pods and the trip was about 12km(7.5 miles) there and back. The views were breathtaking and even some postcard worthy pictures. Highly recommend
We arrived to the park around 9am and parking was plentiful. The park paths are well maintained and the waterfalls are amazing! Such a beautiful park. Then we continued on to the Ink Pots and the scene was stunning. The path to the Ink Pots has a bit more elevation. You may need more time to get there and back.
We did the hike from Johnston Canyon all the way to the Inkpots, and it was an unforgettable experience. The trail through the canyon is well-maintained and offers breathtaking views of waterfalls and dramatic rock formations. The catwalks built into the canyon walls make for a unique hiking experience. Once you pass the Upper Falls, the trail becomes quieter and more natural, leading to the serene Inkpots — beautiful turquoise pools bubbling from underground springs, surrounded by open meadows and mountain views. It’s a peaceful spot to rest and soak in the scenery before heading back. The full hike took us about 4–5 hours round trip at a relaxed pace with plenty of photo stops. Highly recommend starting early to beat the crowds at the canyon and enjoy the tranquility of the Inkpots.
My hike through Johnston Canyon was simply fantastic. The route is exceptionally well-maintained, with sturdy catwalks and bridges that allow you to get up close to the incredible scenery without feeling unsafe. The views along the way are spectacular, with the waterfalls thundering through the narrow canyon. The real gems of the hike are the fabulous Upper Falls and, for those who continue on, the beautiful Ink Pots. Reaching the Ink Pots is a bit more of a challenge, but the serene, naturally colored pools are a truly unique reward that makes the extra effort completely worth it. This hike offers a great physical challenge that is both fun and rewarding, even for those who might not be experienced hikers. It's accessible enough for most, but challenging enough to feel like a real accomplishment. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a memorable and beautiful experience in Banff National Park.
