• Cascade Mountain - Cascade Mountain is arguably the most iconic peak in Banff National Park. Situated in the Bow River Valley National Park, it is near the town of Banff.
• Castle Mountain - Castle Mountain, located in the Canadian Rockies, is part of Banff National Park. Its castle-like appearance is due to natural erosive processes.
• Lake Minnewanka - Lake Minnewanka is uniquely shaped like a reverse S. It is the largest lake in Banff and the longest and deepest in Banff National Park, with a maximum depth of 150 meters. The one-hour cruise covers nearly half of the 22-kilometer lake. In winter, it is a popular destination for ice skating, photography, and snowshoeing on nearby trails. (Optional activity: Boat Cruise, open from May 9)
• Banff Gondola - The Banff Gondola offers a convenient way to reach the summit of Sulphur Mountain. The eight-minute ride is one of the top activities in Banff, providing views of Banff town and Bow Valley on one side, and Rundle Mountain and Spray Valley on the other. At the summit, visitors can enjoy restaurants, interactive exhibits about Banff National Park’s history, a theatre, and breathtaking views from the rooftop observation deck.
• Banff Avenue - (Lunch break for 1 hour) Banff town is surrounded by towering mountains. The downtown area is bustling with high-end restaurants, cafés, shops, and excellent art galleries and museums. Visitors can enjoy free time exploring Banff Town, have lunch, or shop for souvenirs.
• Vermilion Lakes - Vermilion Lakes consists of three beautiful lakes that reflect the majestic Mount Rundle, which towers over the town of Banff.
• Johnston Canyon - Hiking in Johnston Canyon is an exciting experience for hikers of all levels. It features several waterfalls, stunning scenery, and easy access over a short distance. The trail is open year-round, and in winter, the frozen waterfalls and snow-covered paths are particularly beautiful.

• Multilingual Guide (English, Cantonese, Mandarin)
• Crampons
• Hot drinks
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Personal expenses including activities and travel insurance
• Banff Gondola ticket (reservation required)
• Boat Cruise Ticket (reservation required)

Join a full-day excursion to explore the stunning Canadian Rockies. Begin with a convenient pick-up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff. Travel past Castle Mountain en route to Lake Louise. In the winter months, enjoy an ice walk at the renowned Johnston Canyon. Continue the journey by passing Vermillion Lake, visiting the Banff Gondola, and stopping in Banff Town.

Lake Minnewanka: As Banff’s largest lake, it is also the longest and deepest in Banff National Park. A one-hour cruise covers nearly half of the 22-kilometer lake. (Optional activity: Boat Cruise)

Johnston Canyon: Open year-round, the trail offers breathtaking views of frozen waterfalls and snow-laden paths in winter. Crawl through a cave to witness the iconic frozen waterfalls and blue ice pillars.

Banff Gondola: The Banff Gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain lasts eight minutes. During the ascent, enjoy views of Banff town and Bow Valley on one side, and Rundle Mountain and Spray Valley on the other.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.