Mount Norquay is located about 10 minutes from Banff town and offers one of the most spectacular viewpoints overlooking the Bow Valley and surrounding Rocky Mountains. Because of its close proximity to town, it is a popular stop on many Banff sightseeing tours.

Johnston Canyon, one of Banff National Park’s most popular natural attractions. This scenic canyon features impressive limestone walls and cascading waterfalls. A guided walk along well-maintained pathways and elevated catwalks leads you to the famous Lower Falls and, time permitting, the Upper Falls.

Lake Louise. Famous for its striking turquoise waters and the magnificent Victoria Glacier towering behind it, Lake Louise is one of the most photographed destinations in Canada. Upon arrival, you will have free time to explore at your own pace. Walk along the lakeshore trail, capture unforgettable photos, or simply stand quietly and take in the breathtaking scenery. In summer, the lake glows with vibrant blue color, while in winter it transforms into a magical snow-covered landscape. No matter the season, Lake Louise offers an awe-inspiring experience.

Your tour also includes time to explore the charming town of Banff. Stroll along Banff Avenue, browse local boutiques, enjoy lunch at a mountain-view restaurant, or relax at a café. Banff Town blends alpine charm with modern comfort, offering visitors a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Surprise Corner is one of the most famous scenic viewpoints in Banff. This beautiful lookout offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Bow River, Mount Rundle, and the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs, which looks like a castle surrounded by mountains.

Hoodoos Viewpoint, where you can admire fascinating rock formations shaped over thousands of years by erosion. From this scenic overlook, enjoy panoramic views of the Bow River Valley and Mount Rundle. This quieter viewpoint provides a peaceful atmosphere and stunning mountain backdrops, perfect for photography.