Lake Louise, Moraine Lake & Johnston Canyon Full-Day Tour
Discover lakes and canyon scenery without doing the driving
Includes
Guide, transport, admission
Highlights
Explore the lakes, canyon scenery and towns around Banff on a bus tour led by an English-speaking guide.
Itinerary
- Meet at Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown at 07:30, Travel Alberta Canmore Visitor Information Centre at 08:45, or Canalta Lodge at 09:10.
- Explore Lake Louise on a 50-minute guided visit. Admission is included.
- Discover Moraine Lake on a 50-minute guided visit. Admission is included.
- Explore Emerald Lake on a 25-minute guided visit. Admission is included.
- Visit Lake Louise Village North for 45 minutes with your guide. Admission is included.
- Explore Johnston Canyon on a 1-hour guided visit. Admission is included.
- Discover the town of Banff on a 30-minute guided visit. Admission is included.
- Return to Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown at 19:00, Travel Alberta Canmore Visitor Information Centre at 17:25, or Canalta Lodge at 17:00.
What's Included
- English-speaking tour guide
- Bus transportation
- Crampons in winter, used at your own risk
Important details
- Children aged 0–17 require a paying adult to accompany them
- This activity is not wheelchair-accessible
- A service fee of CAD 12 per person is not included in the listed price. You'll pay it separately in cash
- Bring your own car seat for your child or infant
- Only bottled water is allowed on the bus; no other drinks or food are permitted
- Moraine Lake visits are seasonal. Winter visits may include Johnston Canyon, Marble Canyon or Peyto Lake, depending on weather. Stops may change due to weather, attraction closures or traffic
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date (destination local time) for a full refund. If the operator cancels due to unforeseen events or extreme weather, you can reschedule or request a full refund. No refunds or amendments for late arrivals or no-shows.
Product ID: VTS3A7
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Moraine Lake
Admission includedStanding at the edge of Moraine Lake, the water is almost unreal in its color, a dense, luminous turquoise produced by glacial rock flour suspended just below the surface. The Valley of the Ten Peaks rises sharply behind it, their snow-streaked ridgelines reflected in near-perfect stillness on calm mornings. Moraine Lake sits at roughly 1,885 meters in Banff National Park, and the alpine air carries the scent of spruce and cold stone. The surrounding larch forests turn a warm gold each autumn, drawing visitors who want to see one of the most photographed landscapes in Canada at its most vivid.