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Waterton Lakes National Park Smartphone Audio Driving Tour
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Mobile ticket
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Offered in: English
What to Expect
Pass by: Waterton Lakes National Park
Where the Mountains Meet the Prairies. Embark on an epic journey through over 30 immersive audio stops on this self-guided driving experience. From the regal silhouette of the Prince of Wales Hotel and the mirror-still waters of Cameron Lake to the fiery hues of Red Rock Canyon and the thunder of Blakiston Falls, discover a landscape where world-class beauty meets wild adventure.
Pass by: Waterton Lakes National Park Bison Paddock
Prepare to see these giants in a whole new light. Once roaming the prairies by the millions, a resilient herd now thrives here, offering a rare, up-close glimpse into Alberta’s wild heart. We’ll take you back to a time when the horizon was black with bison and tell you the story of their incredible journey back from the brink!
Pass by: Maskinonge Overlook
You might just miss it if you're not looking—but pause here, and you'll catch a peaceful view where wetlands, mountains, and sky all meet.
Pass by: Red Rock Canyon
Discover what makes this canyon a visitor favorite—where bold red rock, cool waters, and easy walking trails offer a perfect blend of beauty and relaxation.
Pass by: Blakiston Creek
This unassuming stream has a story you won’t expect—it carved the valleys you see today and continues to shape the canyon below.
Pass by: Blakiston Falls
Just a short walk off the road, this hidden waterfall roars through the trees, proving that some of the best views don’t require a long hike.
Pass by: Waterton Lakes National Park Visitor Centre
Peek behind the curtain of Waterton’s past and present at this interactive hub—where geology, wildlife, and fire stories come to life.
Pass by: Driftwood Beach
Let us show you what few people notice here: sun-bleached logs, smooth stones, and mountain reflections on Waterton’s quiet shoreline.
Pass by: Linnet Lake
Explore the hidden symbolism in this peaceful lake, once a glacial channel, now a sanctuary for birds, frogs, and peaceful wanderers.
Pass by: Bear's Hump Trailhead
Find out what makes this short-but-steep trail unforgettable—with one of the best panoramic views in all of Waterton waiting at the top.
Pass by: Prince Of Wales Hotel
Discover what makes this hilltop hotel one of the most photographed landmarks in the Rockies—with dramatic views you won’t forget.
Pass by: Waterton Village
Find out what makes this lakeside village so special—where mountain air, quiet charm, and nature blend effortlessly.
Pass by: Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Two countries, one protected space—this landmark is more than just a border, it’s a living symbol of peace and cooperation.
Pass by: Cameron Falls
Discover the natural beauty of this easily accessible waterfall, where crystal-clear water tumbles over ancient rock right in the heart of town. It looks like a peaceful waterfall… until it turns pink. We’ll tell you why.
Pass by: Bertha Lake Trail
We’ll reveal the surprising beauty of this popular trail, with forest paths, waterfall views and one of Waterton’s most scenic lakes.
Pass by: Middle Waterton Lake
Explore how this lesser-known lake links the park’s glacial waters and reflects the timeless beauty of the surrounding peaks.
Pass by: Upper Waterton Lake
Learn why this deep, cross-border lake is more than just stunning—it’s a rare waterway shared by two countries and one ecosystem.
Pass by: Akamina Parkway
Cruising this scenic route reveals more than just great views—keep your eyes open for wildlife, hidden trailheads, and alpine wonders.
Pass by: Mount Crandell
This towering mountain hides a fiery past—formed by tectonic shifts and reshaped by wildfire, it’s a lesson in resilience.
Pass by: Mount Lineham
Explore the layered slopes of this impressive peak—where geology, glaciers, and wilderness come together in striking form.
Pass by: First Oil Well In Western Canada National Historic Site
You’ll hear the story behind Western Canada’s first producing oil well—right here in Waterton’s rugged hills.
Pass by: Carthew - Alderson Trail
This stop unveils one of Waterton’s most scenic routes—where high mountain ridges, lakes, and sweeping views reward the journey.
Pass by: Cameron Lake
Let us show you why this glacier-fed lake is a favorite—nestled at the end of a scenic drive and surrounded by towering cliffs.
What's Included
- No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
- Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
- No signal required or data used during tour
- Good mobile or WiFi connection needed for the initial download
- Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy on Tripvia Tours app
- **Optional attractions may be closed/inaccessible due to season or reasons beyond our control.
- Attraction tickets
- Smartphone or tablet
- Transportation (use your own vehicle)
- Waterton Lakes National Park Entrance Fee
Meeting And Pickup
Meeting Point
The tour begins southbound on Alberta Highway 6, just past Township Road 30, heading toward the entrance of Waterton Lakes National Park.
End point
The tour concludes at Cameron Lake, nestled in the stunning Waterton Lakes National Park.
Get DirectionsAdditional Info
- Service animals allowed
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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