Lake Louise is straight out of a dream—shimmering turquoise water, towering mountain peaks, and the iconic Fairmont Château as the perfect backdrop. Whether you’re snapping photos, strolling along the shore, or just soaking in the view, this place is pure magic. Trust us, no picture can ever do it justice—you have to see it for yourself!

Every year, thousands of photographers all over the world come to take pictures of these lakes.

We will provide special ice crampons for a once in a lifetime ice-walk experience! From suspended catwalks to sparkling frozen waterfalls, Marble Canyon is a winter wonderland that beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. (Operating only between October 15th - June 1st when the Moraine Lake is closed in winter season.)

Time to take a break and enjoy Banff Avenue—where great food, mountain views, and a little shopping all come together! Grab lunch at one of the cozy cafés or restaurants, then wander through the charming shops for unique souvenirs, local art, or maybe even some Canadian maple treats. It’s the perfect chance to soak in the lively Banff vibe before we head to our next adventure!

See the magnificient Banff Chauteu Fairmont Spring Hotel in closer look. This hotel made of real stone is one of the symbols of Banff.

Surprise Corner is where Banff gives you its best "wow" moment—an incredible panoramic view of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, framed by towering peaks and the rushing Bow River. It’s the perfect spot for that jaw-dropping photo, and trust us, the name makes sense—you won’t see it coming! Another quick stop, but one you won’t forget.

Bow Falls is where raw power meets stunning scenery—a rushing, wide waterfall surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush forest. Feel the mist on your face as you watch the Bow River thunder downstream, creating a scene straight out of a movie. It’s an easy stop, but one that leaves a big impression!

Lake Minnewanka is where the mountains meet the water in the most epic way—huge, deep-blue, and stretching farther than any other lake in Banff. Whether you're skipping rocks, taking a boat ride, or just breathing in that fresh mountain air, it feels like a secret slice of paradise. And if you’re lucky, you might even spot some bighorn sheep chilling by the shore! (Depending on the traffic situation, we will visit here INSTEAD OF Bow Falls and Surprise Corner. NOT visiting these 3 places on same day. This is a ALTERNATIVE stop for Bow Falls & Surprise corner. PLEASE READ WELL and dont be upset if we dont visit here.)

Itinerary during the opening period of Moraine Lake (June - October 13, 2025): Calgary / Canmore / Banff → Banff National Park → Lake Louise Village (Optional lunch) → Lake Louise (90 mins, tickets included) → Moraine Lake (45 mins, tickets included) → Yoho National Park → Natural Bridge (15 mins, tickets included) → Emerald Lake (20 mins, tickets included) → Banff / Canmore / Calgary Itinerary during the closed period of Moraine Lake (October 14, 2025 - May 31, 2026): Calgary / Canmore / Banff → Castle Mountain (pass by) → Kootenay National Park → Marble Canyon (60 mins, tickets included) → Lake Louise (90 mins, including optional paid winter horse-drawn sleigh ride or afternoon tea at Fairmont Château Lake Louise) → Spiral Tunnels (pass by) → Yoho National Park → Natural Bridge (15 mins, tickets included) → Emerald Lake (20 mins, tickets included) → Banff / Canmore / Calgary