Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Tours

Discover Frozen Wonders of Banff, Lake Louise & Abraham Lake

Experience the Canadian Rockies transformed into a winter wonderland on this one-of-a-kind Winter Special Tour— a full-day shared journey through frozen lakes, glittering glaciers, and breathtaking mountain scenery.
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Perfect for winter travelers, couples, families, and photographers, this tour combines the beauty of Banff, Lake Louise, and Abraham Lake in a single unforgettable day.

Travel comfortably in a heated SUV or van, with a maximum of 12 guests for a relaxed, friendly experience. From CAD $199, this is your chance to capture the Rockies’ rarest winter sights — including the world-famous ice bubbles of Abraham Lake.

What You’ll See on This Tour

Lake Louise: The Icon in Ice
Start your day at Lake Louise, where the emerald waters of summer turn into a frozen mirror framed by towering peaks. Watch skaters glide across the lake, admire the Fairmont Château’s ice sculptures, or simply soak in the serenity — it’s the picture-perfect start to your Lake Louise winter tour.

Abraham Lake: Alberta’s Ice Bubble Wonder
The star of your journey, Abraham Lake is world-famous for its frozen methane bubbles trapped beneath layers of transparent ice. Your guide will lead you safely onto the ice using provided ice cleats, helping you capture the best photos of this rare natural phenomenon. This stop is the highlight of any Abraham Lake ice bubbles tour and a dream for photographers.

Howse Pass Viewpoint: Gateway to the Icefields
At Howse Pass Viewpoint, admire sweeping views of the Icefields Parkway and its snow-covered valleys. It’s a quiet, less-visited gem offering incredible panoramas and a true sense of wilderness in the heart of the Rockies.
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Peyto Lake: The Frozen Wolf’s Head
Known for its unique shape, Peyto Lake becomes a frozen landscape of white and blue hues during winter. From the lookout, enjoy an unmatched view of Banff’s alpine beauty — a must-see stop for your Canadian Rockies winter tour.

Bow Lake: Tranquil Reflections Beneath Snowy Peaks
Nestled along the Icefields Parkway, Bow Lake sits peacefully beneath Crowfoot Mountain. In winter, the frozen surface reflects the soft light of the season, making it a peaceful stop for photos or quiet reflection.

Crowfoot Glacier Lookout: Frozen in Time
Named for its three-pronged glacier (once shaped like a crow’s foot), this lookout offers a glimpse into Banff’s glacial history. On clear winter days, you’ll see deep crevasses and hanging ice shimmering in the sunlight — a truly iconic Banff winter sight.

Johnston Canyon: Banff’s Hidden Waterfall Paradise (Optional, Depending on available Daylight)
In winter, Johnston Canyon transforms into a magical world of ice and snow, where frozen waterfalls hang like crystal curtains from towering canyon walls. Walk safely along the maintained catwalks as your guide leads you to the Lower and Upper Falls, both spectacularly encased in shimmering blue ice. The sound of rushing water beneath the frozen surface adds to the enchantment.

Chasing Snowy Wonders in Banff

Note: Tour sequence may vary depending on weather and seasonal conditions.

Seasonal Notes

Winter Special Tour showcases the Rockies at their most enchanting. Roads and lakes may be snow-covered, but our expert local guides ensure safe, comfortable travel. Dress warmly in layers, wear winter boots, and get ready to experience Banff’s frozen beauty at its finest.

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