This small Lake is a popular destination for hiking and watersports in the summer months as well as skating and Ice Hockey in the winter months.

This is the largest and deepest Lake in Banff National Park. A Village once sat at its shores but is now submerged under its waters. It is also home to healthy herds of Elk and deer.

Norquay Lookout provides some of the best views of the Town of Banff and Mount Rundle. The area is also a popular hangout for herds of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep.

Lake Louise is world renowned for its pristine waters, surrounding glaciers, towering peaks and the iconic Chateau Lake Louise hotel.

This natural gem is one of the most scenic Lakes in the Canadian Rockies. Known for its glacial blue waters and surrounding glaciers. Guests can choose between a 20 minute hike up to the top of the Rockpile providing postcard perfect views or an easy stroll around shores of the lake. Please note that the road to Moraine Lake is closed October 12, 2020 to May 25, 2021 (dates may vary) due to avalanche risk. During the closure dates guests can choose between an alternative stop at Emerald Lake and Natural Bridge in Yoho National Park or additional time at Lake Louise.

This roadside viewpoint is a great stop to check out Crowfoot Glacier and the surrounding mountains.

Bow Lake is the headwaters of the Bow River which provides glacier fed drinking water to the communities of Banff, Canmore and Calgary downstream. These waters have been important to the people living on its banks for thousands of years. This is a great spot to take in the views of Crowfoot and Bow Glacier as well as the historic NumTihJah Lodge.

Peyto Lake is currently undergoing improvements by Parks Canada and will be to guests August 2021.

Voted as on of the most scenic roads in the world. The Icefield Parkway winds from Lake Louise to Jasper providing stunning views of massive glaciers, towering peaks, pristine lakes, rivers and waterfalls. This tour showcase the southern portion of this road.