• Marble Canyon - Marble Canyon is a dramatic limestone gorge carved by rushing turquoise waters, accessible via a short, easy trail lined with footbridges. Towering rock walls, plunging waterfalls, and deep crevasses make this one of Kootenay National Park’s most striking and photogenic short hikes.

• Peyto Lake Upper Viewpoint - Peyto Lake is one of the Rockies’ most striking glacial lakes, renowned for its vivid turquoise waters fed by the Peyto Glacier. A short paved path from Bow Summit leads to a breathtaking overlook, where the lake’s distinctive wolf-head shape and surrounding peaks create one of the most photographed views in Banff National Park.

• Bow Lake Viewpoint - Bow Lake is a serene turquoise-blue lake fed by the Bow Glacier, framed by the Wapta Icefield and Crowfoot Mountain. A peaceful roadside stop on the Icefields Parkway, it offers stunning reflections, easy access, and some of the most breathtaking mountain scenery in the Canadian Rockies.

• Crowfoot Glacier - Crowfoot Glacier clings to the cliffs of Crowfoot Mountain, with its icy claws visible from a simple roadside pullout on the Icefields Parkway. Once shaped like a three-toed crow’s foot, melting ice has reshaped it over time — still a striking, easy-access glacier view near Bow Lake.

• Mt Patterson Glacier - Snowbird Glacier clings to the dramatic east face of Mount Patterson, visible from a quiet highway pullout on the Icefields Parkway near Bow Summit. Rarely visited by typical tours, this hidden gem rewards travelers with striking glacier views and a peaceful, uncrowded alpine atmosphere.

• Bow Valley Parkway - Drive scenic Bow Valley Parkway, the peaceful alternative route between Lake Louise and Banff Town. This winding 48-kilometer mountain road offers stunning viewpoints, wildlife spotting opportunities, historic sites, picnic areas, and famous stops. Escape Trans-Canada Highway crowds and experience authentic Rocky Mountain wilderness beauty.

• Morant’s Curve - Capture legendary Morant’s Curve along Bow Valley Parkway, one of Canada’s most photographed railway scenes. This iconic viewpoint frames winding train tracks against turquoise Bow River, towering mountain peaks, and evergreen forests. Perfect for photography enthusiasts and landscape lovers. Easy roadside access makes this world-famous scenic stop essential for any Banff adventure.

• Castle Cliff Viewpoint - Castlecliff Viewpoint and Storm Mountain Viewpoint

• Backswamp Viewpoint - (Optional) Discover peaceful Backswamp Viewpoint along Bow Valley Parkway for unique mountain wetland ecology and exceptional bird watching. This tranquil roadside stop offers stunning reflections across calm waters, migratory bird spotting, seasonal wildflower meadows, and diverse wildlife viewing. Perfect for photographers and enthusiasts. Experience this serene hidden gem’s pristine wetland habitat between Lake Louise and Banff.

• Mount Norquay Lookout - Experience breathtaking Mount Norquay Lookout for sweeping panoramic views of Banff townsite. This viewpoint offers stunning valley vistas, surrounding mountain peaks, spectacular photography, and wildlife spotting below. A perfect vantage point for capturing Banff’s urban-wilderness blend and unforgettable Rocky Mountain landscape photography.

• Mule Shoe Lake - (Optional) Mule Shoe is a peaceful oxbow wetland along the Bow Valley Parkway, formed when the Bow River shifted course. Rich in birdlife and wildlife, it’s a quiet, scenic stop rarely visited by typical Banff tours, with a nearby trail offering valley views.

• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• Booster seat
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Gratuities

Explore Banff’s most breathtaking sights — the ones public transit can’t reach. This full-day private tour takes travelers far beyond the bus routes, journeying along three legendary highways in one unforgettable adventure.

The day begins at Norquay Lookout with panoramic views over Banff, followed by the serene waters of Vermilion Lakes and the peaceful wetlands at Backswamp Viewpoint. Next, travelers visit the turquoise-carved Marble Canyon before capturing the iconic scenery at Morant’s Curve, with a lunch break in the charming village of Lake Louise.

From there, the journey heads north along the Icefields Parkway — one of the world’s most scenic drives — to witness the hanging ice of Crowfoot Glacier and Snowbird Glacier, along with the glacial-blue waters of Bow Lake and Peyto Lake.

Ten unforgettable stops, small groups, a private vehicle, a local guide or host, and the Rockies at their finest.

• Infant seats availabel at extra charge (Please inform before travel)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.