Enjoy this small group guided hike along a choice of 4 iconic trails in the Canadian Rockies. You will experience the raw beauty of turquoise lakes, soaring mountain peaks, waterfalls, and glaciers as you admire the incredible scenery. Experience the explosion of wildflowers in the spring, the clear glacier views in the summer, the brilliant golden of the larch trees in the fall. This is hike in the Rockies that should not be missed.
Sunday | Stanley Glacier (Moderate) |
Monday | Larch Valley (Moderate) |
Tuesday | Consolation Lakes (Easy) |
Wednesday | Plain of Six Glaciers (Moderate) |
Thursday | Stanley Glacier (Moderate) |
Friday | Plain of Six Glaciers (Moderate) |
Saturday | Larch Valley (Moderate) |
This tour offers complimentary pick up and drop off from most Banff hotels.
Note: Operation of this tour is subject to the evolving COVID-19 situation.
Please contact our Canada Destination Specialist for information and assistance.
Please contact our Canada Destination Specialist for information and assistance.
Room Configuration | Beds | Occupancy |
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TWIN | or | |
SINGLE | or | |
TRIPLE | ||
QUAD | ||
TWIN + 1 YOUTH + 1 CHILD | ||
TWIN + 2 CHILD |
For more information on Rooming and how rates apply, please refer to Important Notes
Regular Season Hikes:
Hike to Stanley Glacier – Sunday & Thursday
Journey through a land sculpted by fire and ice in Kootenay National Park. The trail switchbacks moderately for the first half of the hike, through regrowth from the most recent fire, allowing for unparalleled views down over Vermillion Pass back to Castle Mountain. You then follow the trail between sheer towering walls of Mount Stanley and Storm Mountain until you leave the forest behind to emerge in a land of ice and rock and may even find some fossils! You will be treated to views of Stanley Glacier creeping down the side of Mt. Stanley towards the valley bottom.
Hike to Larch Valley – Monday & Saturday
Trail restrictions due to bear activity make this an ideal hike to take with a guided group. Beginning from the Valley of the Ten Peaks at Moraine Lake, the trail climbs, really climbs, up 10 switchbacks to Larch Valley on a well-maintained trail. After reaching the Valley, the trail easily ambles through a larch forest and then begins to gain elevation again towards Sentinel Pass and the Minestimma Lakes. Towards the Pass, views of the Ten Peaks, Moraine Lake and gigantic Mt. Temple (3,543 m/11,625 ft) will complete your experience. Please note that this hike does not continue to the top of Sentinel Pass.Rated: Moderate
Hike to Consolation Lakes – Tuesday
This trail begins in the Valley of the Ten Peaks at stunning Moraine Lake. The drive alone to this location is worth it in itself. We’ll spend our time hiking leisurely along an old growth forest trail to Consolation Lakes, where you’ll see the Fay Glacier atop Mount Babel. Upon our return, explore around Moraine Lake, including a trip to the top of the Rockpile. Due to bear restrictions this is a great trip to do in a guided group.Rated: Easy
Hike to the Plain of Six Glaciers – Wednesday & Friday
Your hike starts by hiking along the Lake Louise shoreline to the back of the lake before ascending up an ancient glacial valley. As you get higher, the colour of the lake becomes even more stunning and the crowds begin to disappear. The trail turns into single track and the immensity of the the valley and its peaks becomes even more apparent. Near to your final destination is the Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House where cakes and tea are served all day long – be sure to bring some cash! Just past the teahouse you will be treated to views of the six glaciers feeding into the valley and Lake Louise. If time and group ability allows you may be able to hike further to view historic Abbot Pass.Rated: ModerateChoose from the following lunch options:
Lunches also include fruit, juice, salted potato chips and
two bite brownies.
Year | Operating Dates | Timings |
2021 | 01 June to 13 October | 08:00 AM (Daily) |
2022 | 01 June to 12 October | 08:00 AM (Daily) |
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