• Banff National Park - Meet the guide at the hotel to embark on an adventure into Banff National Park. Surrounded by majestic peaks, turquoise lakes, and stunning alpine vistas, this is Canada’s first national park. As the journey unfolds through the heart of the Rocky Mountains, experience some of the world’s most iconic landscapes that are on many travelers’ bucket lists.
• Bow Lake - The first stop is Bow Lake, where the vivid turquoise waters, fed by Bow Glacier, offer an ideal setting for photos and fresh mountain views.
• Peyto Lake - Next, visit Peyto Lake, renowned for its distinctive maple-leaf shape. From the viewpoint, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and some of the day’s best photo opportunities. In winter, a short scenic walk to the lookout is included, with ice cleats provided for safety and comfort.
• Crowfoot Glacier - Pass by Crowfoot Glacier and take in its dramatic icy vistas framed by the surrounding mountains, creating a perfect photo backdrop.
• Vermilion Lakes - Later, explore Vermilion Lakes, where snow-covered landscapes and partially frozen waters reflect the stunning silhouette of Mount Rundle, especially captivating at sunrise or sunset on clear days.
• Lake Minnewanka - In winter, Lake Minnewanka presents a truly magical sight. When conditions are favorable, witness the “bubble lake” phenomenon, where frozen methane bubbles appear beneath the ice, offering a stunning and unforgettable view.
• Two Jack Lake - Enjoy a scenic drive past Two Jack Lake before returning to Banff around 5:30 PM, as the day concludes.

• GST (Goods and Services Tax)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bilingual Tour Guide (English and Chinese)
• Gratuities
• Admission for National Park

• Meals & All Personal Expenses

This winter day tour highlights the most renowned glacier lakes in the Canadian Rockies, with ample time at Peyto Lake, celebrated for its distinctive shape and stunning vistas. The tour also includes a visit to Lake Minnewanka, where, if conditions permit, you might see the rare frozen bubble phenomenon beneath the ice.

The journey also passes by other Banff attractions such as Bow Lake, Vermilion Lakes, and Two Jack Lake. This expertly designed one-day tour encapsulates the true essence of Banff’s winter splendor in a single, unforgettable experience.

[Important Note]: Free admission is available at Parks Canada sites from December 12, 2025, to January 15, 2026. A refund of CAD 7 per person per day will be provided during the tour for days that include visits to national parks.

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