• Peyto Lake - The Activity: Begin at the furthest point along the Icefields Parkway to avoid the midday crowds. A brief 1.4km round-trip trail leads to the Peyto Lake Viewpoint, offering a stunning elevated view of the glacier-fed lake below.

Duration: 45 mins.

• Bow Lake - The Activity: On the return journey towards Lake Louise, make a quick stop at Bow Lake, which also provides a view of the Crowfoot Glacier towering above.

Duration: 15 mins.

• Lake Louise - The Activity: Visit the most renowned basin in the area. Stroll along the shoreline to discover quieter vantage points of the lake and surrounding peaks, offering a clearer view of the Victoria Glacier and the majestic Fairmont Chateau.

Duration: 1 hour.

• Moraine Lake - The Activity: At Moraine Lake, enjoy a walk along the forest-lined lakeshore (up to 2.5km return) and a short climb up the “Rockpile” trail (350m each way). This provides two perspectives: close-up views from the water’s edge and the iconic elevated vista of the breathtaking Ten Peaks and turquoise waters from the Rockpile. On the way back to Banff, there is an option for a quick stop at Lake Louise Village.

Duration: 1 hour.

Note: Moraine Lake Road is closed to all vehicles during winter and to private, non-commercial vehicles year-round. This stop is available from June to mid-October. Our van has the necessary permits for direct access during this period, eliminating the need for vehicle changes or shuttle queues.

• Bow Valley Parkway - The Return – via the Bow Valley Parkway

The Activity: If time allows, transition to the Bow Valley Parkway for part of the journey back to Banff. This quieter and more relaxed alternative to the Trans-Canada Highway offers a unique view of the valley and increased chances of wildlife sightings.

Note: Some sections may be seasonally closed for wildlife protection and to provide a vehicle-free experience for cyclists. During these times, the most scenic accessible parts of the route are used.

• Private, door-to-door transport in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Lunch and refreshments including drinking water refills
• National/Provincial Park passes and permits, including Moraine Lake access via Moraine Lake Road
• Hiking poles and microspikes/ice cleats (if winter conditions)
• Local, certified guide

• Any applicable pet fees
• Participant travel insurance
• Personal expenses (such as souvenirs or gifts), and any additional snacks, meals, or beverages

THE EXPERIENCE:
Embark on an unforgettable day from beginning to end, featuring a 40km stretch along the breathtaking Icefields Parkway. This adventure covers extensive terrain, but with a flexible itinerary, gourmet picnic lunch, and door-to-door service, comfort is ensured. Delight in some of Banff’s finest sights, from the famous shores of Moraine Lake and Lake Louise to the stunning blue of Peyto Lake.

• Private tour (maximum of 11 guests)
• Duration: approximately 10 hours
• Door-to-door transportation from any location in Calgary, with park passes and direct access to Moraine Lake included
• Picnic lunch and refreshments provided
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate.

ABOUT MOLARI:
As a family-operated boutique, we emphasize a safe, ethical, and immersive way to showcase the beauty of Western Canada:

• Exclusively private, customized experiences
• Founder-led tours – your guide is not “just here for the season”
• Our van: high-roof design, all-wheel drive, and remote start AC/heat
• Fully licensed, insured, and permitted.
• Itinerary Note: exact routes, timings, and destinations may vary based on participant preferences, fitness levels, real-time mountain conditions, and safety.
• Child Seats: required by law for under 6yrs (≤18kg). Not provided; please bring your own if needed.
• Lunch is a grazing spread consisting of local meats, cheeses, and accompaniments or a deli-style lunch, depending on availability. We are unable to cater for specific dietary requirements or severe allergies; guests with specific nutritional needs are welcome to bring their own lunch.
• Personal Gear: Please bring a small daypack, sun protection, and a reusable water bottle (refills provided).
• Technical Gear: We provide hiking poles and microspikes/ice cleats if needed. USB-A charging ports are available in the van—please bring your own cable.
• Clothing & Footwear: Wear sturdy, waterproof hiking boots (insulated for winter) and adaptable layers (avoid cotton). Bring an extra base layer to change into for the return journey (especially in summer). Check weather conditions before departure.
• Waiver: required for all guests before departure.
• Flexibility & Changes: If you need to amend your date or start time, please message us directly as far in advance as possible, and we will do everything we can to accommodate your request. Depending on guide availability, we can usually be highly adaptable.
• Giving back: A portion of every journey is donated to a hand-picked charity supporting either environmental protection, Indigenous education, or animal welfare. You’ll have the opportunity to choose which cause your booking supports.

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