• Kootenay National Park - A stunning landscape of contrasts, Kootenay National Park features valleys and canyons sculpted by glaciers alongside grasslands shaped by fire. Enjoy a picturesque drive along its historic highway.
• Marble Canyon - Just beyond the continental divide, where the Rockies transition from Alberta to British Columbia, lies the hidden gem of Marble Canyon.

Here, visitors can enjoy an easy 1.3-kilometer round-trip trail that crosses several bridges, offering breathtaking views across the canyon and down into the vibrant turquoise waters of Tokumm Creek below.

For those who appreciate learning during their hikes, take a moment to admire how this small creek has carved through the creamy sedimentary rock over millennia to form the canyon. Otherwise, simply revel in the beauty.

• Spiral Tunnels - Experience a historical feat of engineering brilliance firsthand at the first stop of this action-packed and award-winning Radventures small group adventure.

The Spiral Tunnels consist of two large figure-eight tracks that traverse the mountains, marking the site where a train tragically plunged into the lake, resulting in the loss of three workers.

You might catch a glimpse of a freight train passing through; if not, the stunning mountain scenery makes this brief stop worthwhile!

• Emerald Lake - It’s quite apparent how Emerald Lake earned its name.

If the lake’s color doesn’t captivate you, the surrounding scenery certainly will!

The President Range mountains encircle the lake, creating a natural amphitheater of grand proportions with towering peaks and forested banks.

As a guest on this small group tour, enjoy guaranteed and expedited access right to the lake’s shoreline.

Here, you will have 1.5 hours to explore the lakeside trails, rent a canoe, or simply relax under a tree and watch the world go by!

• Natural Bridge - Natural Bridge is a remarkable rock formation that spans the Kicking Horse River west of Field, where the slower-moving waters from the Field valley flats begin their descent through a canyon to join the Amiskwi River.

The Natural Bridge lookout offers visitors the chance to view the formation from various vantage points, with interpretive displays explaining the geological processes at work. The bridge is easily accessible by car, just 3km (1.9 miles) from Field on Emerald Lake Road.

Shaped by the erosive forces of rushing water over what was once a waterfall, the Natural Bridge is a powerful reminder of water’s influence in shaping the landscape. Softer rock beneath the Natural Bridge’s hard limestone band eroded more quickly, widening fissures in the rock until the water flow was redirected below the outcrop.

• Takakkaw Falls - Standing at 1,224 feet, Takakkaw Falls is the tallest waterfall in the Canadian Rockies and the second tallest in Canada.

As snow and ice melt in early summer, they fuel the cascading water, creating a picturesque mist through the pines. With a bit of luck, you might spot a rainbow or two at its base.

It’s no surprise that the waterfall’s name is derived from the Cree word for “wonderful,” complementing the national park’s name, Yoho, which is the Cree expression of awe and amazement, akin to “wow.”

• Yoho National Park - Yoho National Park may be one of the smaller parks in the Canadian Rockies, but it certainly delivers a powerful experience!

Located a bit further up the road from the bustling Lake Louise and Banff National Park, Yoho National Park offers an intimate atmosphere, despite being filled with towering, snow-capped mountains and roaring waterfalls!

This beautiful area is a paradise for adventurers seeking to escape the ordinary, and it deserves a spot on everyone’s Rockies bucket list.

On this tour, your friendly and knowledgeable Radventures guide will determine the best times to visit each location, in no particular order, based on weather conditions, large tour schedules, and other local insights to ensure that you, as our esteemed guests, receive the best and most authentic experience of the day.

As one of our signature small group tours, we’ll also introduce you to a few secret local spots with breathtaking views!

• Hotel pick-up in Banff
• Small group guarantee (Max 12 guests)
• Upscale, modern & spacious transportation with large panoramic windows
• Expert & fun local guide with lots of local secrets to share
• Hot drinks
• Water refills (please BYO water bottle)

• Guide gratuities (not mandatory but greatly appreciated)
• Park Pass
• Premium upgrade that includes a picnic lunch (please contact Radventures before booking)

If it seems like you’ve explored all that the stunning yet bustling Banff National Park has to offer, consider joining this tour to the equally amazing, yet less frequented, Yoho National Park. This adventure is sure to satisfy your craving for exploration!

• Discover the hidden treasures of the Canadian Rockies in Yoho & Kootenay National Parks

• Venture beyond the usual routes and uncover the Canadian Rockies’ best-kept secrets!

• Children 5 and under are unable to join our small group adventures

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