Choose between the Banff Gondola or Upper Hot Springs experience – ticket not included in tour price. Ride the Banff Gondola to the summit of Sulphur Mountain for panoramic views, a scenic boardwalk to Sanson’s Peak, and insights into Banff’s history. Or, unwind at the Upper Hot Springs in mineral-rich waters surrounded by mountain views—a relaxing tradition since 1886. Both are optional experiences with entry fees payable on-site.

Discover Bow Falls, a mesmerizing natural wonder in Banff. Standing at 9.1 meters tall, these falls epitomize the raw beauty of nature as water cascades gracefully over the rocky cliffs. Experience the awe-inspiring power of this iconic landmark and immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings of the mountains and the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel.

Surprise Corner is a favorite viewpoint offering breathtaking views of the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the picturesque Spray Valley. From the elevated platform, visitors can admire sweeping vistas above the treetops, capturing the grandeur of the historic hotel and the natural beauty that surrounds it. It’s an ideal photo stop in every season.

Banff Avenue is the bustling heart of Banff, perfect for a day of exploring. Start with a stroll through its many local shops for souvenirs, mountain gear, and handmade goods. Stop for lunch at one of the popular spots like The Maple Leaf or Park Distillery, where you can enjoy Canadian dishes in a cozy setting. After your meal, browse art galleries like Canada House or visit the Whyte Museum to learn about the area's culture. Grab a coffee at Wild Flour Bakery, take in views of Cascade Mountain, and end with a walk along the Bow River, just steps from the avenue.

Johnston Canyon is one of Banff’s most popular natural attractions, renowned for its striking waterfalls, misty limestone cliffs, and chances to spot local wildlife. The scenic trail winds through the canyon, leading visitors past rushing waters and narrow rock passages. With sturdy bridges, handrails, and well-maintained pathways, it’s a family-friendly adventure suitable for all ages and fitness levels, offering both safety and breathtaking views at every turn.

Lake Minnewanka, just fifteen minutes from Banff town, is surrounded by majestic mountains. Known as "Lake of the Spirits" by the indigenous Stoney Nakoda First Nations. Strolls along the easy walking trail or boating on the lake are excellent options in the area. In winter, it becomes a breathtaking ice skating rink, often showcasing fascinating ice bubbles formed by trapped methane gas.