• Lake Louise - When visiting Lake Louise, tourists will experience breathtaking scenery characterized by its turquoise-blue waters, which are fed by glaciers. The lake is surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains, including the towering Mount Victoria.

Key sights and activities include:

Lake Louise Shoreline: A stroll along the lake offers picturesque views and the chance to take iconic photos.

Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise: This historic hotel provides a luxurious spot to enjoy the surroundings and a glimpse into the area’s history.

Canoeing: Renting a canoe allows for a serene experience on the water, offering unique perspectives of the surrounding peaks.

Wildlife: Visitors might spot local wildlife such as deer, mountain goats, and occasionally bears.

• Moraine Lake - When visiting Moraine Lake, tourists are treated to one of the most iconic and stunning natural landscapes in the Canadian Rockies. Key sights and experiences include:

Ten Peaks: Moraine Lake is set in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, where the towering mountains create a dramatic backdrop, especially breathtaking at sunrise and sunset.
Turquoise Waters: The lake’s strikingly vibrant blue color, which changes throughout the summer due to the refraction of light off the glacial flour in the water, is a major highlight.
Rockpile Trail: A short, easy hike up the Rockpile provides an elevated viewpoint known as the “Twenty Dollar View,” famously depicted on the old Canadian twenty-dollar bill.
Shoreline Trail: Walking along the shore offers up-close views of the crystal-clear waters and surrounding peaks, perfect for photography.
Canoeing: Paddling on Moraine Lake offers a tranquil experience with unparalleled views of the mountains reflecting in the water.

• National Park Pass
• Parking fees

• Snacks
• Bottled water