Banff. Moraine, Lake Louise ,Emerald & Johnston Canyon Tour

Exploring the majestic Banff National Park is a must-do for nature enthusiasts. This full-day tour showcases the park’s iconic destinations, from the serene Moraine Lake to the breathtaking Johnston Canyon. Guests can expect stunning scenic drives, picturesque hikes, and the chance to spot wildlife, all while enjoying the convenience of roundtrip transportation and a complimentary National Park Pass. The tour’s diverse itinerary promises an unforgettable adventure, leaving visitors eager to discover more of what this natural paradise has to offer.

About Your Stay

• This full-day tour of Banff National Park takes visitors to stunning landmarks like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Johnston Canyon.
• The tour offers roundtrip transportation, a national park pass, and guided hikes, including winter ice walks with crampons.
• Guests can choose the most convenient pickup and drop-off location from Calgary, Banff, or Canmore for enhanced accessibility.
• The tour includes stops for photography, wildlife observation, and lunch in downtown Banff, providing a comprehensive Banff experience.
• With an overall rating of 4.4 out of 5, the tour is praised for its breathtaking scenery, exceptional service, and value for money.

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Tour Overview

This full-day tour of Banff National Park offers travelers the opportunity to explore iconic landmarks like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Johnston Canyon.

The 10-hour excursion departs from Calgary, Banff, or Canmore, with prices starting at $47.98 per person. Guests can expect stunning views of glacier-fed lakes, scenic hikes, and wildlife observation, all with the convenience of roundtrip transportation and a national park pass.

The tour also includes a stop in Banff Town, where participants can enjoy a provided lunch. Flexible booking options and complimentary amenities make this tour an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour’s Itinerary Highlights begin with a scenic drive to Lake Louise, where guests can capture breathtaking photos of the glacier-fed lake.

Depending on the season, the tour may visit either Moraine Lake (June 1 – October 14) or Lake Minnewanka (October 15 – May 31).

Guests then hike the picturesque trails of Johnston Canyon, including winter ice walks with complimentary crampon rentals.

The tour wraps up with an exploration of Banff Town and its historic landmarks.

Throughout the day, the local guide provides additional sightseeing stops for photography and wildlife observation.

Pickup and Drop-off Locations

The Banff Tour offers pickup and drop-off services in three convenient locations: Calgary, Banff, and Canmore.

Guests can choose the starting point that works best for them. The tour departs from the chosen location and returns to the same spot at the end of the day.

This allows visitors to easily access the tour from their accommodations or meeting point. By providing these three options, the tour caters to a wider range of travelers, making it more accessible and convenient for everyone.

The tour’s flexible pickup and drop-off locations enhance the overall experience.

Transportation and Inclusions

A private car provides roundtrip transportation for the Banff Tour, taking guests from their chosen pickup location in Calgary, Canmore, or Banff to the various attractions throughout the day.

The tour includes:

• Complimentary National Park Pass

• Local guide and drinking water

• Additional stops for photography and wildlife observation

• Lunch provided in downtown Banff

• Complimentary crampon rentals for winter ice walks at Johnston Canyon

This comprehensive package ensures travelers can fully enjoy the natural beauty of Banff National Park without worrying about logistics or additional fees.

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Moraine Lake and Lake Minnewanka

Moraine Lake and Lake Minnewanka are two of the stunning glacial lakes visitors can explore on the Banff Tour. Moraine Lake’s turquoise waters are accessible from June 1 to October 14, while Lake Minnewanka is visited from October 15 to May 31. Both lakes offer breathtaking scenery and memorable photo opportunities.

| Lake | Season Open | Access |

| — | — | — |

| Moraine Lake | June 1 – October 14 | Accessible |

| Lake Minnewanka | October 15 – May 31 | Visited |

Regardless of which lake is visited, guests are sure to be amazed by the beauty of these natural wonders nestled in the heart of Banff National Park.

Hiking in Johnston Canyon

What makes the hike through Johnston Canyon so captivating? The picturesque trails and breathtaking waterfalls draw visitors year-round.

• Enjoy winter ice walks with complimentary crampon rentals, allowing you to safely traverse the frozen, cascading falls.

• Marvel at the Lower Falls, a stunning 30-meter (98-foot) waterfall, and the Upper Falls, which plummet an impressive 40 meters (131 feet).

• Discover hidden gem viewpoints, where you can snap stunning photos of the canyon’s dramatic limestone walls and cascading water.

• Spot wildlife, from bighorn sheep to the elusive grizzly bear, as you make your way through the serene, forested landscape.

• Savor the peaceful ambiance and connect with nature on this memorable hiking adventure.

Lunch in Banff Downtown

Where does the Banff tour include lunch?

According to the tour overview, lunch is provided in Banff Downtown.

After exploring the scenic attractions like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Johnston Canyon, the tour takes guests to Banff Town for a lunch break.

This gives participants a chance to refuel and explore the historic landmarks and shops of the charming mountain town.

The lunch is an included part of the comprehensive full-day tour, which give you a well-rounded experience of Banff National Park’s renowned natural beauty and local culture.

Customer Feedback and Ratings

According to the customer feedback, the Banff tour has an overall rating of 4.4 out of 5 based on 14 reviews.

The transportation and value for money both received a 3.7 out of 5 rating.

Positive reviews highlight:

• The breathtaking beauty of the sites visited

• The exceptional service and knowledge of the guide

• The convenience of pickup and drop-off locations

• The inclusion of the National Park Pass

• The additional sightseeing stops for photography and wildlife observation

Questions About Your Stay

Can I Bring My Own Food on the Tour?

Yes, participants can bring their own food on the tour. The tour includes a lunch stop in Banff Downtown, but bringing snacks or a packed lunch is allowed and can provide additional flexibility during the day.

Is the Tour Suitable for Young Children?

The tour may not be suitable for young children as it involves moderate hiking at high elevations. However, additional stops for wildlife observation could interest families. It’s best to check with the tour operator for their recommendations on age suitability.

Are There Any Restrictions on Photography During the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have any restrictions on photography. Guests are free to take photos throughout the day at the various scenic locations visited, including Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Johnston Canyon.

Can I Customize the Itinerary or Add Extra Stops?

The tour offers a set itinerary, but customers can’t customize it or add extra stops. However, there are opportunities for photography and wildlife observation during the sightseeing portions of the tour.

What Is the Best Time of Day to Visit the Lakes?

The best time to visit the lakes is typically in the morning when the water is calm and the lighting is ideal for photography. Crowds are also smaller in the morning compared to the afternoons.

Final Verdict On This Stay

Banff National Park offers an unforgettable adventure in nature’s paradise. The full-day tour covers iconic destinations, scenic drives, and hiking opportunities, with convenient transportation and a National Park Pass included. Visitors can experience the breathtaking beauty of Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, and Johnston Canyon, and enjoy a delicious lunch in downtown Banff, making this an exceptional way to explore one of Canada’s most stunning wilderness areas.

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