1 day

Lunch

With guide

Instant confirmation

About this activity

Itinerary

Enjoy a small group guided hike along your choice of 4 iconic trails in the Canadian Rockies. Experience the raw beauty of turquoise lakes, soaring mountain peaks, waterfalls, and glaciers as you admire the incredible scenery.

Stanley Glacier (Sunday & Thursday)

This moderate trail in Kootenay National Park follows the forest trail between sheer towering walls of Mount Stanley and Storm Mountain and then enjoy views of Stanley Glacier.

Larch Valley (Monday & Saturday)

Beginning from the Valley of the Ten Peaks at Moraine Lake, this moderate trail climbs up 10 switchbacks to Larch Valley. Amble through a larch forest and and then enjoy views of Sentinal Pass, Minestimma Lakes and Mt Temple.

Consolation Lakes (Tuesday)

This easy trail begins in the Valley of the Ten Peaks where you'll leisurely hike to Consolation Lakes, and upon your return explore around Moraine Lake, including a trip to the top of the Rockpile.

The Plain of Six Glaciers (Wednesday & Friday)

This moderate hike starts at Lake Louise and ascends up an ancient glacial valley to the Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse where you will be treated to views of the six glaciers feeding into the valley and Lake Louise.

Stop At:

• Moraine Lake Rd off Great Divide Hwy, Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta Canada

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Included

Certified hiking guide
Use of hiking poles
Packed lunch
Return transport from Banff

Not included

Optional gratuities

Additional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Minimum age is 13 years and all children aged between 13 and 15 years of age must be accompanied by an adult and have a parent or guardian sign their waiver.
Children aged 16 to 17 years old may go on the hike without an adult, but a parent must meet the guide in the morning to sign a waiver.
Please be prepared for the mountain weather, it changes quickly. To ensure that you enjoy the day, please wear/bring: lightweight hiking pants, a breathable shirt (not cotton!), a warm layer (like a fleece jacket, a waterproof jacket, a hat and sunglasses, hiking shoes (sturdy, ideally waterproof or water resistant hiking boots or shoes - trainers or runners are okay, but boots are better), a small backpack, a water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray and your camera.
Child prices are not available, adult prices apply to all travelers
Early/late season itinerary changes may apply, please inquire at the time of booking
Please note: due to changing weather conditions throughout the year, your hiking route may be modified for safety or accessibility of trails
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers

Features

Sport

65%

Adrenaline

40%

Tourism

30%

Original

20%

Reviews

4.8

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Kathleen L

5 | 2019-08-02

Pete was a great guide. He was very in tune to our abilities and made the big hike manageable for my husband and I who are seniors. It was a big day for us but we loved the hike and scenery. Had a nice lunch in a beautiful setting.

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sigma275

5 | 2018-09-06

Excellent hike with great views. Aaron was a blast and made the hike even better!! Knowledgeable with a great sense of humor. It was a great mixed group which also made it a fun day. Thanks!!

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Elanit A

4 | 2018-07-15

It was more then we expected the views was spectacular. Norm the guide was knowledgeable and personable.

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Sylvana O

5 | 2017-09-19

A really nice day shared with Tibo our guide and another traveller. Tibo gave us all his attention, knowledge and affability throughout. He was always attentive to what we needed. Lovely hike to the base of Stanley Glacier and all completed before the rain began!!

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Glenys P

5 | 2017-08-25

What a fabulous outing. We hiked Johnston Canyon right up to the Ink Pots. Becky, our guide, shared great information about the area, and allowed plenty of time to catch the sights. Lunch up at the Ink Pots was nearly as enjoyable as the scenery.

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David K

4 | 2017-08-22

It was a beautiful hike, but it rained and the smoke from the fires obscured the views. two of the people on our hike turned back. I think if the weather would have been better, they would have made the hike/.

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