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Johnston Canyon, Marble Canyon Icewalk and Banff Town day tour
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Johnston Canyon, Marble Canyon Icewalk and Banff Town day tour

5.0(5 reviews)
8 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
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Calgary, Canada

Learn about the local geography and natural history of the canyon areas

Explore serene trails perfect for quiet reflection and connecting with nature

Experience a full day of adventure, beauty, and winter magic outdoors

Learn about the natural ice formations created in winter over the years

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Experience the full winter magic of the Canadian Rockies on this unforgettable day tour, starting with convenient pick-up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff. Begin in the charming mountain town of Banff, where snow-draped peaks create a stunning backdrop for cozy shops, vibrant cafes, and picturesque streets. Wander the town at your own pace, soaking in breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains while enjoying the unique alpine charm. Each corner of Banff offers photo opportunities and the chance to experience the warmth and hospitality of this iconic Rocky Mountain destination, making it the perfect start to a winter adventure.

Discover the natural wonders of the Rockies as you embark on a thrilling icewalk through Johnston Canyon. Navigate frozen trails while marveling at towering ice formations and cascading frozen waterfalls, creating a magical winter landscape. The tour continues to Marble Canyon, where the turquoise waters of Tokumm Creek contrast beautifully with snow-covered canyon walls. In winter, the canyon transforms into a serene and awe-inspiring ice-covered wonderland, offering visitors a peaceful escape into nature’s frozen beauty. Whether admiring the intricate ice patterns or breathing in the crisp mountain air, this journey provides a rare and memorable opportunity to explore the winter landscapes of Banff, Johnston Canyon, and Marble Canyon, leaving lasting memories for every nature enthusiast.

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Pickup and dropoff available in Calgary, Canmore and Banff

Crampons, hiking poles and hot drinks

Air-conditioned vehicle

All meals

All personal expenses and travel insurance

Gratuities for guide

Comfortable shoes

Weather appropriate clothing

Bottle of water

Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen

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Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
Pets
Families with children
Groups of friends
Solo travelers
Photography lovers
Physically fit travelers
Nature enthusiasts
Couples

Public transportation nearby

Not wheelchair accessible

Dress in warm layers to stay comfortable in cold mountain weather

Wear sturdy, waterproof boots for icy and snowy trail conditions

Carry a camera to capture frozen waterfalls and scenic canyon views

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Activity Provider: Banff Journey

Customer Reviews

5 reviews
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based on 5 reviews
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Anatoliy

January 19, 2026
Google

A winter walk in **Johnston Canyon** is truly magical. Snow-covered trails, frozen waterfalls, and sparkling ice formations create a breathtaking atmosphere. The wooden walkways are safe and well maintained even in winter, making the hike comfortable and enjoyable. The scenery feels like a winter fairy tale, with fresh air and peaceful silence all around. It’s an unforgettable experience and one of the most beautiful places to visit during the winter season. The final part of the road to it was slippery and therefore we drove very slowly, so it is worth considering this! There were few visitors, there were many free spaces in the parking lot.

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Deepak

December 01, 2025
Google

We visited Johnston Canyon today and it was an incredible experience. The snow and ice made the trail feel magical, and the frozen waterfalls were breathtaking. The path was well maintained, but during winter it can get very slippery. I definitely recommend bringing ice cleats or crampons for your boots because they make walking much easier and safer. The hike itself is not too difficult and offers amazing views throughout. If you enjoy scenic winter walks, this is a must-visit spot in Banff. Just try to go early in morning as it can get crowded.

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Bastiaan

November 25, 2025
Google

Definitely worth your time! Easy hiking trail (paved). You can hike up to 1 or 2 waterfalls (same trail) and take a longer hike. The 2 waterfalls are stunning and viewable from bottom and top. Great and beautiful hike, free parking and free access. (videos available on our YT channel)

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Itz

November 23, 2025
Google

Johnson Canyon (Upper and Lower Falls) is very popular, so you’ll see a lot of tourists, and the views are pretty good. But if you’re able to, I highly recommend continuing the hike to the Ink Pots. It’s only about 3-4 km farther, and the scenery up there feels like heaven. Just don’t forget to bring ice cleats, because the trail can get extremely slippery.

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Ananta

September 29, 2025
Google

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.