Named because it originally had three “toes” resembling a crow’s foot. Due to climate change, one toe collapsed in the early 20th century. Today, only two remain, a powerful reminder of global warming.

One of the most visited lakes along the Icefields Parkway. On calm mornings, the Crowfoot Mountain Range reflects perfectly on the mirror‑like water, a still and surreal scene that visitors love most.

A serene, sapphire‑blue lake nestled among towering mountains. Its calm beauty adds a gentle charm to the dramatic Rockies, creating a dreamlike landscape.

The Columbia Icefield is “the largest single ice mass in North America south of the Arctic Circle” and the source of dozens of glaciers. Standing here inspires a deep sense of awe toward nature. Ice Explorer – Glacier Snowcoach Ride the massive Ice Explorer vehicle onto the glacier surface and enjoy time walking on the ancient ice. These specially designed vehicles safely navigate the glacier terrain, giving visitors a rare and unforgettable experience. Skywalk Walk along an open‑air cliff‑edge pathway leading to a glass‑floor viewing platform suspended above the Sunwapta Canyon.

Often called one of the most beautiful highways in the world, the 235‑km route is lined with majestic glaciers, pristine lakes, and rugged mountain peaks.