Your adventure begins as our expert guide warmly welcomes you at your Calgary hotel and drives you into the heart of Banff. With a friendly smile and extensive local knowledge, they’ll make sure you feel comfortable and excited from the very start!

Don't miss out on this unforgettable journey with the Banff Gondola, where you'll enjoy a re-imagined mountaintop experience with stunning 360-degree views of the Canadian Rockies. Explore interactive exhibits, dine in style, and walk the ridge-top boardwalk at 2900 feet above Banff, all while immersing yourself in a world-class experience. Banff Gondola (Additional fees)

Discover the fascinating Hoodoos, nature's masterpiece shaped by wind erosion, standing tall along the Bow River like ancient guardians of the land. Witness these unique, otherworldly formations and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of one of Banff's most iconic natural wonders!

Bow Falls, a wide and powerful cascade that flows gracefully over the valley shaped by ancient glaciers. This stunning natural wonder and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, where history and nature come together in perfect harmony!

Don’t miss this hidden gem, Surprise Corner offers an unexpected and breathtaking view of the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs, framed by stunning mountain vistas capture the perfect moment at one of Banff’s most picturesque spots!

Step into the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, the "Castle of the Rockies," where over a century of history meets unparalleled mountain beauty. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Rockies with breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and the Bow River, this iconic retreat offers a serene escape, whether you’re soaking in the hot springs or simply soaking up the stunning surroundings—an experience you won’t want to miss! Lunch stop (additional charge at French Brasserie at Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel )

Hike through Johnston Canyon, where you’ll walk among towering limestone cliffs, stunning waterfalls, and vibrant forest landscapes shaped by thousands of years of water erosion. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in this breathtaking natural wonder—an adventure that will leave you awe-struck! (In case of unforeseen circumstances or the viewpoint is under maintenance we’ll explore Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake as a perfect alternative.)

Get ready for another exciting day filled with unforgettable views and experiences! Our team will meet you at your hotel lobby, ready to kick off another incredible adventure in the heart of the Rockies.

Located on the northeast side of Crowfoot Mountain, overlooking Bow Lake, the Crowfoot Glacier is a stunning natural marvel. Named for its shape resembling a three-toed crowfoot, this glacier is ever-changing, so be sure to snap plenty of photos before it transforms on your next visit!

Peyto Lake is a must-see in the Canadian Rockies, famous for its vibrant turquoise waters and unique wolf-shaped appearance. Visitors come for the iconic viewpoint, offering one of the most stunning views in Banff National Park. Whether for photography, hiking, or simply soaking in the beauty, Peyto Lake offers an unforgettable experience in a truly magical setting.

Lunch stop : Arrive at The Crossing Resort for lunch (at your own expense). Guests may choose an optional self-serve buffet before continuing deeper into the mountains.

Reach the Columbia Icefield, where optional experiences bring you face-to-face with one of North America’s largest icefields. Board the Snowcoach Ice Explorer (Optional Add-on Activity) to drive directly onto the ancient Athabasca Glacier, standing atop ice formed over millions of years. You may also choose to experience the Columbia Icefield Skywalk (Optional Add-on Activity)—a glass-floored platform suspended 280 metres above the Sunwapta Valley, offering a breathtaking perspective straight down into the glacier-carved landscape. Columbia Icefield Snowcoach & Skywalk (Optional Add-on Activity): Operate from May 1 to October 12

Athabasca Falls is a powerful, glacier-fed waterfall in Jasper National Park, where the Athabasca River surges through a dramatic rocky gorge. Easily accessible and unforgettable, it’s one of the most iconic scenic stops along the Icefields Parkway.

Morning Depart from your hotel in Jasper and begin your journey south through the Canadian Rockies.

Travel along a scenic mountain route to Medicine Lake, known for its mysterious disappearing waters and tranquil alpine surroundings. Pause for a short photo stop to take in the stillness of this unique glacial lake.

Continue to Maligne Lake, the world’s second-largest glacier-fed lake. Guests may choose to join the (Optional Add-on cost for Maligne Lake Cruise - seasonal, approx. 90 minutes), sailing across the 22-kilometre-long lake toward the iconic Spirit Island—often described as one of the most photographed locations in the Canadian Rockies. Following the cruise, enjoy (Optional Add-on lunch at Maligne Lake approx. 45 minutes), with time to relax, explore the shoreline, and capture photos of the surrounding peaks reflected in the turquoise water. NOTE : Luch Stop Seasonal & Alternative Arrangements Maligne Lake Cruise (optional, ~90 minutes): Operates approximately May 29 to October 11, subject to weather and lake conditions When the cruise is unavailable: The itinerary will be replaced with a visit to Pyramid Lake (45 minutes) and Patricia Lake (15 minutes)

Visit Maligne Canyon, the longest and deepest canyon in the Canadian Rockies. Walk along carved pathways and bridges above powerful glacial waters that have sculpted dramatic limestone walls over thousands of years. If Maligne Canyon is inaccessible due to wildfire impacts or other conditions, this visit will be replaced with Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and a walk along Beauvert Lake (total approx. 30 minutes).

Continue south along the legendary Icefields Parkway, consistently ranked among the most scenic drives in the world, with sweeping views of glaciers, alpine valleys, and rugged peaks. Stop briefly at The Crossing for a short rest break to stretch, use facilities, and enjoy mountain views.

Arrive at Bow Lake for a 20-minute photo stop. This glacier-fed lake is celebrated for its wide-open vistas and striking blue waters, making it a favourite photography stop along the parkway.

Depart early from Banff and travel west along the iconic Trans-Canada Highway. As the Rockies rise dramatically ahead, pass the striking ramparts of Castle Mountain, its sheer cliffs resembling a stone fortress carved into the skyline.

Arrive at Lake Louise, often called the “Sapphire of the Rockies.” Mineral-rich waters shimmer in vivid blue hues, framed by towering peaks and the Victoria Glacier. From the lakeshore, admire the elegant Fairmont Château Lake Louise, a timeless alpine landmark nestled among pine forests.

Continue to Moraine Lake (Seasonal June 1 - October 12) for a 60-minute visit. From the viewpoint, gaze across luminous turquoise waters set beneath the jagged skyline of the Ten Peaks—one of the most iconic panoramas in the Canadian Rockies.

Moraine Lake will be replaced by Lake Minnewaska and Two Jack Lake from October 13 -31, 2026.

Moraine Lake will be replaced by Lake Minnewaska and Two Jack Lake from October 15 to the coming May 31.

Lunch Stop at Lake Louise Village Grill & Bar. Your choice of Asian or Western Set Lunch with additional charges.

Yoho National Park joins British Columbia and Alberta, and takes the beauty, magnificence, and sheer grief of the country. Yoho’s name originates from the Cree expression of amazement or awe, perfectly depicting the park’s fascinating landscape of majestic mountains and ice fields. Yoho National Park is famous for its Burgess Shale archaeological site. This archaeological site has exceptionally preserved fossils that are 508 million years old!

Emerald Lake, with its charming wooden bridge and serene turquoise waters, is a picture-perfect destination waiting to be captured. Surrounded by lush forests and towering peaks, this hidden gem offers a peaceful escape into nature.

Stop at the Natural Bridge along the way and admire the Kicking Horse River as it carves a path through ancient rock. You can view the incredible natural formation from different perspectives at vantage points with interpretive displays that tell you about interesting facts about Natural Bridge. This beautiful scenery is enhanced with the scenic mountains and lush forests in the background.

Morning Depart early from Calgary and travel south along the Queen Elizabeth II Highway toward Waterton Lakes National Park, one of southern Alberta’s most celebrated natural treasures. Set at the Canadian–U.S. border, this UNESCO-recognized park is known for its dramatic meeting of prairie and mountain landscapes.

Waterton Lakes National Park is a stunning blend of prairie, mountains, and crystal-clear lakes in southern Alberta. Known for dramatic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and the iconic Prince of Wales Hotel, the park offers a peaceful yet breathtaking escape where the Rockies meet the plains.

The Prince of Wales Hotel is a historic gem perched on a hilltop with breathtaking views of Waterton Lakes and the surrounding mountains. This charming, iconic hotel, built in 1927, blends classic elegance with rustic charm, offering a perfect mix of old-world charm and modern comfort. Its striking architecture, complete with a steeply pitched roof and stunning stonework, stands out against the natural beauty of the park. Whether you’re enjoying a delicious meal in the dining room or simply relaxing on the terrace, the hotel provides an unforgettable experience in one of Canada’s most picturesque setting. Optional Add-on : Afternoon Tea - Prince of Wales Hotel Advance reservation required: Enjoy a traditional British afternoon tea featuring premium Tea Forté selections, delicate finger sandwiches, and an assortment of sweet and savoury pastries. Served with refined heritage-style hospitality, this experience is complemented by sweeping views of Lake and the surrounding mountains.

Set sail on a scenic cruise across the deepest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies with Waterton Shoreline Cruise Co., a family-owned local company. Enjoy a unique perspective of Waterton Lakes National Park, exploring its rich history, wildlife, and stunning terrain over a 1 hour and 15-minute round-trip cruise. Experience the thrill of crossing the border into Glacier National Park, Montana—no passport required (the cruise does not dock). Keep an eye out for black bears and moose along the shoreline. Cruises run from May to mid-October. Optional Add-On: Waterton Shoreline Cruise — available for purchase on site only

Cameron Falls is a beautiful waterfall easily accessible from the roadside. Surrounded by colorful rock formations and mountain scenery, it’s a popular stop for photos and a short walk, especially scenic in spring and early summer.

Morning Depart from Calgary and journey east across Alberta’s wide-open prairies.

Horseshoe Canyon is a stunning natural formation carved by erosion over thousands of years. Its dramatic cliffs, winding valleys, and layered rock formations create a spectacular horseshoe shape that’s perfect for photography, sightseeing, and short walks. A unique glimpse into Alberta’s prairie landscapes and geological history.

The Royal Tyrrell Museum is the world’s largest and most captivating paleontology museum, making it the ultimate destination for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. Step back in time as you explore one of the largest dinosaur collections on the planet. With its interactive exhibits and exciting, educational programs, the museum brings the prehistoric world to life in a fun and unforgettable way. Whether you're a curious child or a seasoned fossil hunter, the Royal Tyrrell Museum offers an adventure through history that’s perfect for the whole family. Royal Tyrrell Museum Admission : Not inlcuded NOTE : Lunch Stop (Lunch not inlcuded)

The "World's Largest Dinosaur", nicknamed "Tyra", is a roadside tourist attraction shaped like a model Tyrannosaurus rex, situated in the Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

At Hoodoos Trail, you will see stunning sandstone pillars in the Canadian Badlands, hike the Hoodoo Trail for sunset views, and enjoy photography while learning about the area's history—all while preserving this historic site.

CrossIron Mills, located just outside Calgary, offers a diverse shopping experience with over 200 stores, from luxury brands to popular retailers. Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere, great dining options, and entertainment, all while taking advantage of Alberta’s lowest provincial tax rate. It’s the perfect destination for a fun and budget-friendly shopping day!