Small Group: Jasper to Lake Louise or Banff Full Day Tour
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Enjoy a scenic small group drive through the heart of the Icefields Parkway
Discover iconic glacier lakes waterfalls and mountain viewpoints
Learn fascinating stories about glaciers wildlife and alpine landscapes
Explore the Athabasca Glacier aboard a powerful Ice Explorer vehicle
Icefields Parkway Tour Showcases Glaciers, Lakes, and Alpine Wonders
A relaxed small-group journey along the Icefields Parkway offers one of the most scenic mountain experiences in the world. Departing from Jasper, guests are welcomed by a local guide who shares engaging stories about glaciers, valleys, and wildlife, setting the tone for a day immersed in the dramatic beauty of the Canadian Rockies.
Travelers enjoy carefully paced stops at some of the route’s most iconic viewpoints, including Athabasca Falls, Crowfoot Glacier, Bow Lake, and Peyto Lake. Each location provides ample time to take in the scenery, capture photographs, and appreciate the shifting landscapes of rugged peaks, turquoise waters, and ancient geological formations.
A highlight of the journey is the Columbia Icefield, where visitors board a specially designed Ice Explorer vehicle and travel directly onto the Athabasca Glacier. Walking on centuries-old ice surrounded by towering mountain peaks offers a rare and unforgettable connection to the region’s powerful natural history.
Depending on the season, the route continues toward Lake Louise, Banff, or Canmore, or returns to Jasper with equally breathtaking views along the way. With convenient drop-off options and a thoughtfully planned itinerary, this tour delivers a seamless and memorable exploration of one of Canada’s most spectacular alpine corridors.
Icefields Parkway Tour Showcases Glaciers, Lakes, and Alpine Wonders
A relaxed small-group journey along the Icefields Parkway offers one of the most scenic mountain experiences in the world. Departing from Jasper, guests are welcomed by a local guide who shares engaging stories about glaciers, valleys, and wildlife, setting the tone for a day immersed in the dramatic beauty of the Canadian Rockies.
Travelers enjoy carefully paced stops at some of the route’s most iconic viewpoints, including Athabasca Falls, Crowfoot Glacier, Bow Lake, and Peyto Lake. Each location provides ample time to take in the scenery, capture photographs, and appreciate the shifting landscapes of rugged peaks, turquoise waters, and ancient geological formations.
A highlight of the journey is the Columbia Icefield, where visitors board a specially designed Ice Explorer vehicle and travel directly onto the Athabasca Glacier. Walking on centuries-old ice surrounded by towering mountain peaks offers a rare and unforgettable connection to the region’s powerful natural history.
Depending on the season, the route continues toward Lake Louise, Banff, or Canmore, or returns to Jasper with equally breathtaking views along the way. With convenient drop-off options and a thoughtfully planned itinerary, this tour delivers a seamless and memorable exploration of one of Canada’s most spectacular alpine corridors.
- Guided tour of the Icefields Parkway with an interpretive guide
- Pick-up from Jasper
- Drop-off in Lake Louise, Banff or Canmore
- National Park entrance fees
- Columbia Icefield Adventure
- Lunch stop
- Meals
- Gratuities
$ 186.35
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I would suggest booking directly with a hotel rather than through Pursuit. We booked Forest Park Hotel in Jasper at the end of October for a stay over the Christmas holidays. Our friends booked a few weeks later directly with the hotel and were advised that the pool, hot tub, and restaraunt were closed due to a renovations. This was never disclosed to us and as skiers, a hot tub is an amenity which we look forward to. By the time we found out, it was too late to find an alternate room with a kitchen as they were now booked. We tried contacting Pursuit in a variety of methods about this and have not received any response from them. Forest Park Hotel is a great hotel to stay at, and the service was very good. I just would not recommend booking through the Pursuit link found on Facebook advertising as customer service is not important to them.
We used the pursuit pass for the gondola, colombia ice fields, skywalk, skybridge, and boat cruise. After scrolling through some of the negative comments regarding staff, I've come to the conclusion that either these people have one off experiences or (more likely) they are simply grouchy and direct their anger towards the staff at pursuit. Every single time we had a guide somewhere (Andy and Abby at the ice fields, Liam and Vaunya "sp" from the lake Minnewanka boat cruise) they were some of the most positive, knowledgeable, friendly helpful people I've ever met. Even just the staff there (the aussie man at the skywalk, Bodin from the canyon swing, the guy up at the zipline, etc) were incredibly helpful and overall great people who only made the experience better. Apart from some crappy weather, the pursuit pass was amazing. My only complaint is that while you get access to the skybridge, its a separate fee for the rest of the attractions - which is kinda expected - however the canyon swing tandem deal is 203$ after tax and they expect you to pay an extra 30$ per person if you want to get the 3 minute video of the swing which is kinda ridiculous. Everything else was great and my family and I made tons of fantastic memories because of it.
Monopoly company owning the whole park and charging outrageous prices for tourism. Double down on the fact they are American company. Definately got their hand in some politics to own this much unchecked. Wouldn't even let me fish off their stupid dock. Definately soured my experience but it's okay because their biggest shareholder is blackrock and their newest shareholde is me. Here is a Pic of me on the 2nd dock they couldn't kick me off because I couldn't even get in. Btw there are 0 other docks on lake minnewanka. We'll played pursuit... we'll played.