12 Iconic Stops: Banff & Yoho Premium Small Group Guided Tour

Summer Season Only: Moraine Lake is open from June 1 until October 12th. (Winter alternative: Emerlad Lake & Natural bridge in Yoho National park) No cellular network at Moraine lake Known for its vivid turquoise-blue waters set against the dramatic backdrop of the Valley of the Ten Peaks, Moraine Lake is one of the most iconic destinations in the Canadian Rockies. Guests will have time to explore the shoreline, take photos, and enjoy the breathtaking alpine scenery. A short lakeside walk offers multiple viewpoints of this world-famous natural landmark within Banff National Park. Visit the famous Rockpile Viewpoint, featured on Canada's former $20 bill, for the iconic panoramic view of Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks.

Marvel at the stunning turquoise waters of Lake Louise, set against the dramatic backdrop of Victoria Glacier and the surrounding Rocky Mountains. Stroll along the lakeshore, capture breathtaking photos, and soak in the serene beauty of this iconic Canadian landmark. Guests can enjoy convenient drop-off and pick-up, allowing them to maximize their time. In about 40 minutes, visitors can fully experience the lake’s awe-inspiring scenery, take a leisurely walk along the shore, and capture unforgettable memories of the Rockies’ pristine wilderness.

Depending on the route and conditions, visit either Johnston Canyon or M Canyon, both offering spectacular canyon scenery, rushing waterfalls, and beautiful walking trails. Explore the dramatic rock formations, enjoy scenic viewpoints, and capture memorable photos surrounded by the natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies. The exact canyon visited may vary based on seasonal conditions, road access, and the day’s itinerary.

Winter Season Only: October 13th to May 31st (Alternative to Moraine Lake) Emerald Lake is one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in Yoho National Park, renowned for its calm turquoise waters surrounded by lush forests and towering mountain peaks. During the visit, guests can enjoy a peaceful walk along the lakeshore or choose the optional kayaking experience on the crystal-clear waters for a closer connection with this spectacular natural setting. The lake's distinctive emerald-turquoise colour comes from fine glacial rock flour (glacial silt) suspended in the water, which reflects sunlight to create its vibrant appearance. It is the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking Rocky Mountain scenery.

Winter Season Only: October 13th to May 31st (Alternative to Bow valley pkwy Hidden spot) Natural Bridge in Yoho National Park is a unique rock formation carved by the powerful force of the Kicking Horse River over thousands of years. The rushing water has sculpted a natural "bridge" through solid rock, creating a dramatic and scenic viewpoint. It is an excellent stop for photos and to witness the incredible power of nature.

Discover the breathtaking Peyto Lake, famous for its striking turquoise waters shaped like a wolf’s head and set against the dramatic peaks of the Canadian Rockies. A short walk to the viewpoint offers panoramic vistas perfect for photography and soaking in the natural beauty. This iconic lake is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking unforgettable scenery and a true taste of Banff National Park’s pristine wilderness

Visit Bow Lake, a serene alpine lake nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Surrounded by towering mountain peaks and glaciers, the lake offers crystal-clear waters perfect for photos and quiet reflection. Travelers can stroll along the lakeshore, take in sweeping panoramic views, and immerse themselves in the peaceful beauty of Banff National Park’s pristine wilderness

guests will have approximately 50 minutes for lunch and free time. The mall offers a variety of cafés, restaurants, snack shops, and local stores, making it a convenient place to grab a meal, coffee, or explore the beautiful mountain village atmosphere before continuing the journey through Banff National Park.

Explore the stunning Lake Minnewanka, the largest lake in Banff National Park, known for its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking mountain surroundings. Enjoy a scenic walk along the shoreline, take incredible photos, and soak in the peaceful beauty of the Canadian Rockies

Two Jack Lake is known for its calm, blue-green waters, creating a natural mirror for Mount Rundle, especially during sunrise. The peaceful surroundings offer beautiful photo opportunities and a chance to spot wildlife nearby, including bears, elk, bighorn sheep, and white-tailed deer.

Experience the beauty of Bow Falls, a dramatic and wide waterfall set against the majestic Rockies. Stroll along scenic viewpoints, feel the power of the rushing water, and capture unforgettable photos in this iconic Banff location.

Experience the breathtaking views at Surprise Corner, where the famous Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel appears dramatically framed by the Bow River and towering mountain peaks—an unforgettable photo opportunity in the heart of Banff

Experience one of the hidden viewpoints in the Canadian Rockies along Bow Valley Parkway. Known for its sweeping bend of the railway framed by the Bow River and towering mountain peaks, this secret spot offers incredible photo opportunities. Perfect for photographers and nature lovers alike, it captures the classic beauty of Banff National Park in one unforgettable view.

peaks rise dramatically above the valley below. This scenic vantage point offers panoramic photo opportunities, sweeping vistas of the surrounding Rockies, and a perfect spot to appreciate Banff’s natural grandeur. Ideal for travelers of all ages, it’s a must-see stop for anyone seeking unforgettable mountain scenery…

Enjoy a scenic stop at the famous Crowfoot Glacier viewpoint along the breathtaking Icefields Parkway. Named for its original shape resembling a crow’s foot, this impressive glacier hangs high above Bow Lake and offers spectacular Rocky Mountain scenery. Guests will have time to take photos, admire the dramatic glacier views, and experience one of the most iconic natural landmarks in the Canadian Rockies.

Located in Yoho National Park, the Lower Spiral Tunnel is a remarkable railway engineering feature where trains loop through mountain tunnels to manage steep elevation. This is a quick pass-by viewpoint (no stop), offering guests a brief glimpse of this impressive structure set in the Rocky Mountain landscape.