• 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.
• Vermilion Lakes - Vermilion Lakes consist of three breathtaking lakes. They reflect the majestic Mount Rundle, which towers over 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 erosive processes.
• Spiral Tunnels - The lower spiral tunnels in Yoho National Park were an ingenious early 20th-century solution to the challenging 4.5-percent grade required to cross Kicking Horse Pass by train. With some luck, one can witness long freight trains crossing themselves as they navigate the tunnels in different directions simultaneously.
• Emerald Lake - Situated in the heart of Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake’s striking emerald hue comes from tiny glacial debris particles known as rock flour. This lake is remarkable for its stunning green water. The lush surroundings and snow-capped Rockies as a backdrop are indescribable. In winter, the lake is mostly frozen, and the landscape is covered in pristine snow.
• Lake Louise - A glacial lake within Banff National Park, its vibrant turquoise waters have gained worldwide acclaim, with the Victoria Glacier providing a majestic mountain backdrop. However, many are unaware that in winter, the lake transforms into a breathtaking wonderland of ice and snow.
• Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - This historic building overlooks the turquoise waters of Lake Louise, surrounded by majestic nature on all sides.
• Lake Louise Visitor Information Centre - Enjoy a one-hour lunch here.
• Peyto Lake - Peyto Lake is a glacier-fed lake in Banff National Park, located in the Canadian Rockies. It is one of the most popular lakes in the park. The lake’s stunning blue color is due to the glacial rock flour flowing into it from the surrounding Peyto Glacier. In winter, it becomes frozen and blanketed in snow.
• Mount Rundle Viewpoint - This ideal spot along Highway 1 offers views of Mount Rundle and other mountains.

• Guide is also the driver
• Hot drinks
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Gratuities fro guide (CAD15 cash per person)
• Meals
• Personal expenses including activities and travel insurance

Embark on a full-day tour to explore the stunning Canadian Rockies during winter. Begin your adventure with a convenient pick-up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff.

Lake Louise: This glacial lake, nestled within Banff National Park, is renowned for its striking turquoise waters and the majestic Victoria Glacier as its mountain backdrop. However, many are unaware that in winter, the lake transforms into a breathtaking wonderland of ice and snow.

Emerald Lake: Situated in the heart of Yoho National Park, this lake is distinguished by its beautiful green waters. The lush surroundings and snow-capped Rockies create an indescribable backdrop. In winter, the lake is mostly frozen, and the landscape is covered in pristine snow.

Peyto Lake: Known for its wolf’s head shape, this lake boasts a stunning blue hue due to the glacial rock flour from the nearby Peyto Glacier. In winter, it is blanketed in snow, offering a truly remarkable sight.

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