Known as the "Jewel of the Rockies," Lake Louise is world-famous for its brilliant turquoise waters, towering mountain peaks, and the majestic Victoria Glacier. Enjoy time to stroll along the lakeshore, capture unforgettable photos, relax at the iconic Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, or simply soak in one of Canada's most breathtaking alpine landscapes.

(Seasonal 1st June to 10th October – Vehicle Change Required for SUV Bookings). Nestled in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, Moraine Lake is one of the most photographed destinations in Canada. Its striking glacier-fed turquoise waters and dramatic mountain backdrop create an unforgettable experience. Due to Parks Canada vehicle restrictions, guests booking the Cadillac Escalade will transfer to a licensed shuttle for access to Moraine Lake. Guests travelling in our custom Mercedes Sprinter enjoy direct access without a vehicle change. During the off-season, access to this lake is restricted, and this will be replaced with Bow Lake and Peyto Lake.

Located in Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake is renowned for its vibrant emerald-green waters surrounded by pristine forests and rugged mountain peaks. Enjoy a peaceful walk along the shoreline, admire the stunning scenery, or relax while taking in one of the most picturesque lakes in the Canadian Rockies.

Carved by the powerful Kicking Horse River, Natural Bridge in Yoho National Park is a rock formation where rushing turquoise water sculpted a limestone arch over centuries, framed by forest and mountains, remaining one of the Rockies' most photographed landmarks.

We walk along elevated catwalks built into the limestone canyon as you follow crystal-clear waters to the spectacular Lower Falls. For those wishing to explore further, continue to the Upper Falls for even more dramatic canyon views. Keep in mind your day will extend at least 1 hour, or you can skip some locations. Johnston Canyon is one of Banff National Park's most popular and accessible hiking destinations.

Seasonal Access from 7th June to 10th October. One of Canada's tallest waterfalls, Takakkaw Falls plunges an impressive 373 metres from the cliffs of Yoho National Park. A short, easy walk brings you close enough to hear the thunder of the cascading water and feel the refreshing mist, making this an unforgettable stop for nature lovers and photographers alike.

**Winter only, Replacement for Moraine Lake 10th October to 31st May **. Famous for its distinctive wolf-head shape and vibrant blue waters, Peyto Lake is one of the Canadian Rockies' most iconic viewpoints. A short walk leads to a spectacular overlook where panoramic views showcase one of the most photographed lakes in Banff National Park.

**Winter only, Replacement for Takakkaw Falls 10th October to 31st May ** Set along the world-famous Icefields Parkway, Bow Lake offers breathtaking reflections of Crowfoot Glacier and the surrounding Rocky Mountains. This peaceful glacial lake is an excellent stop for photography and provides a quieter alternative to some of the park's busier attractions.