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Best of the Best 2026 — Tripadvisor | #1 Tour in Canada | Top 1% Worldwide This is the highest recognition Tripadvisor gives, awarded to less than 1% of experiences globally based entirely on real guest reviews. We also won "One of the Top 20 Experiences in Canada" two years running (2024 & 2025). That's not marketing. That's 3,200+ travelers voting with their reviews. Here is why: ● Local storyteller Guides: Indigenous legends, mountain myths, real stories. Not boring Wikipedia facts. ● We create connections, laughs, and a group that feels like family by lunch. ● We make you look good. Best angles, hidden spots, photos no one else gets. ● Max 24 guests guaranteed. No 50-person buses. Every guest gets real attention Pickup: Calgary, Canmore & Banff See Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, Banff Town and much more with premium comfort and excellence service. ⚠️ Moraine Lake operates June 1 – Oct 13 only. Outside these dates, an alternative location is visited. Please check itinerary.

Moraine Lake is one of the Canadian Rockies' most scenic locations, but visitation restrictions mean a tour is one of the best ways to ensure you'll be able to see it. Leave the driving to your guide and enjoy hassle-free transfers from Calgary, Canmore, Banff, or nearby locations with this tour. Note that a C$10 fee per customer applies for special discount options.

Venture beyond Banff to discover the quieter beauty of Yoho and Kootenay National Parks on a small-group full-day tour from Calgary. Explore emerald lakes, towering waterfalls, dramatic canyons, and spectacular mountain scenery while your guide shares the stories behind these remarkable landscapes.

From geological wonders to some of history’s most iconic beasts, dinosaurs, Alberta is home to plenty of prehistoric marvels. Set out from Calgary on an 8-hour small-group tour to the Drumheller Badlands. Explore one of the world’s most famous collections of dinosaur fossils, visit the ghost town of Wayne, witness the ancient wind-sculpted Hoodoos, and more.

Escape urban Calgary for a full day immersed in the spectacular landscapes of Waterton Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Canadian Rockies. Travel through dramatic mountain scenery while discovering turquoise lakes, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife with a local guide. With a small-group setting and seasonal stops tailored to conditions, you'll enjoy a more personal and flexible way to experience one of Canada's most scenic national parks.

Begin your journey from Calgary with a scenic drive across the prairies into the heart of the Canadian Badlands. Your first stop is Horseshoe Canyon, a dramatic valley with sweeping views and hiking trails. Continue to the Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to one of the world’s largest dinosaur fossil displays and an interpretive trail through the Badlands. Stop at the charming Little Church before heading into Drumheller to see the World’s Largest Dinosaur, where you can climb to the top for panoramic views. Enjoy lunch in town before visiting the Hoodoos, striking rock formations shaped over millions of years, and the nearby Star Mine Suspension Bridge, offering both history and scenery. With extra time, explore the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site for a glimpse into Alberta’s coal mining past. After a day of dinosaurs, hoodoos, and Badlands history, relax on the drive back to Calgary, catching a stunning prairie sunset to end your adventure.

Please note: The Bar U Ranch will be closed on Separate 27th Onward. Discover Alberta’s most scenic day tour to Waterton! Sip cowboy-style tea, visit two stunning waterfalls, explore Red Rock Canyon & stop at the iconic Prince of Wales Hotel with panoramic views of prairies and mountains. Nature, history & beauty!

Step back in time and delve into Canada’s colourful past with this general admission ticket to Heritage Park. With your ticket in hand, enjoy several attractions like an antique steam train, Calgary's only paddle-wheeler, the Big Eli Ferris Wheel, the Gasoline Alley Museum, and much more. Learn about Canada's history as well as Indigenous cultures while you explore.

Embark on a private tour of Drumheller, Alberta, where ancient history meets extraordinary landscapes. Known as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," Drumheller offers a fascinating journey through time, featuring iconic sites like the Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to one of the most extensive dinosaur fossil collections in the world. Explore the dramatic beauty of the Badlands, with its unique Hoodoos and towering rock formations that seem to tell a story of millions of years. This custom-tailored, private tour allows you to immerse yourself in Drumheller’s prehistoric past at your own pace, offering the flexibility to linger at your favorite spots or discover hidden gems off the beaten path. Whether you’re a history buff, an adventurer, or simply seeking a tranquil escape into nature, this unforgettable experience ensures you make the most of your visit to one of Canada’s most intriguing regions.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city by riding into the serene Alberta backcountry. This small-group horseback riding adventure will have you exploring forests and traversing a mountain ridge for excellent views of the entire Kananaskis Valley. The tour is suitable for all, from novice to experienced riders. Pass by the Teepee Village featuring a teepee from the movie The Revenant.

Explore Calgary and its surroundings at your own pace with this exclusive, personalized tour. Tour Highlights: Calgary Tower (optional) Take in panoramic views of the city and the Rockies from this iconic landmark. (Admission fees apply) Stephen Avenue Discover this lively pedestrian street with historic buildings, shops, and trendy cafes. Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary (optional) Visit this sanctuary near Cochrane to learn about and observe rescued wolfdogs. (Admission fees apply) Devonian Gardens Relax in this lush indoor garden oasis in the heart of downtown Calgary. Scotsman’s Hill Enjoy stunning views of Calgary’s skyline and the Rocky Mountains from this popular lookout spot. Calgary Zoo (optional) Explore one of Canada’s top zoos, dedicated to wildlife conservation and education. (Admission fees apply) Peace Bridge Stroll across this striking red-and-white pedestrian bridge connecting downtown Calgary to scenic pathways.

Start your journey from Calgary or Canmore with a scenic drive to Lake Minnewanka, a glacier-fed gem perfect for sightseeing, boat tours, or lakeside walks. Continue to peaceful Johnson Lake for a swim, picnic, or an easy loop trail walk surrounded by nature. Next, stop at Surprise Corner for breathtaking views of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River. Visit the stunning Bow Falls, just minutes from downtown Banff, where the roaring waters offer a great photo opportunity. For an unforgettable view, take the optional Banff Gondola ride up Sulphur Mountain. At the top, enjoy panoramic vistas, mountaintop dining, and short hiking trails. Unwind at the Banff Upper Hot Springs in soothing mineral waters with mountain views. Then explore downtown Banff—browse shops, try local cuisine, or enjoy the alpine vibe along Banff Avenue.

WHAT PASSENGERS WILL SEE & EXPERIENCE ON THE DRUMHELLER & BADLANDS TOUR ️ Canadian Badlands – A Dramatic Landscape Change Leaving Calgary, travelers quickly notice the scenery transform from open prairies into the rugged terrain of the Canadian Badlands. Deep coulees, layered rock formations, and winding river valleys create an otherworldly landscape unlike anywhere else in Canada.

See the mountains of Kananaskis Country the way they have been seen for hundreds of years…on horseback. You’ll spend about an hour riding the Lodgepole Loop around Boundary Ranch. Take in the stunning Rocky Mountain scenery on a sturdy horse who knows the trail well. You will love this authentic Western experience.

The world-famous Calgary Stampede is a unique event your whole family will love. The annual 10-day rodeo, exhibition and festival is a century-old tradition featuring authentic rodeo competitions, chuckwagon races, grandstand shows and much more. This is an amazing way to enjoy a taste of the Wild West in Alberta, Canada.

Step into a winter wonderland on this unforgettable Grotto Canyon Ice Walk. Follow a frozen creek bed through narrow, towering canyon walls as you venture deep into the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Along the way, marvel at surreal icefalls, shimmering blue glaciers, and the quiet magic of snow-covered cliffs. This tour is more than just stunning scenery, it’s a journey through time. Discover ancient Indigenous pictographs delicately preserved on the canyon walls, offering a glimpse into the spiritual history of those who walked here centuries ago. Whether you're looking for adventure, tranquility, or striking photography, this experience has it all. Ideal for all skill levels, the trail is led by experienced guides who ensure your safety while sharing the natural and cultural significance of the area. Book your spot today and let the silence of winter and the beauty of ice transform your day into a memory you’ll never forget.

This tour is available as a private luxury tour or small-group experience. Small groups are operated in a luxury 7-seater SUV with premium leather seating for up to 6 guests. Larger private groups are operated in comfortable premium mini vans or mini buses with leather seating for up to 14 passengers. All tours are fully private and designed exclusively for your group, family, friends, or companions to ensure a comfortable, personalized, and flexible sightseeing experience. Yes, travelers can customize the tour. Preferred pickup and drop-off locations are available in Calgary, Canmore, Banff, and Lake Louise We offer two tour options based on traveler preference. The Skywalk Included Package includes admission to the Columbia Icefield Skywalk, and we will arrange and pay for the Skywalk ticket on your behalf. The Skywalk Excluded Package does not include Skywalk admission, and travelers may purchase tickets directly at the attraction. Ice Explorer Glacier Adventure, are not included

Start your day with a scenic 1.30 hours drive from Calgary to Drumheller, where Alberta’s prairies transform into the dramatic canyons of the Badlands. Your first stop is Horseshoe Canyon, a breathtaking U-shaped valley with layered cliffs and hiking trails. Next, visit the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to one of the largest collections of dinosaur skeletons, and enjoy a short hike on the Badlands Interpretive Trail. Stop by the tiny yet Little Church before heading into town to see the 26m-tall World’s Largest Dinosaur. Stroll Drumheller’s Downtown Plaza for shops and snacks, then enjoy lunch at a local café. In the afternoon, explore the Hoodoos Trail with its iconic mushroom-shaped rock formations and visit the historic Star Mine Suspension Bridge. If time allows, discover the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site. (Note: Closed for the Season. On closures, we visit the Last Chance Saloon.) Conclude with a scenic sunset drive back to Calgary.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Rocky Mountains on this full-day private tour. Leaving from Calgary, explore Lake Louise and Banff National Park with friends or family. Enjoy a hike, stroll, or canoe (at own expense) around the turquoise Lake Louise; continue to Banff to admire the surrounding mountains; and take in Lake Minnewanka on a boat cruise (at own expense).

Immerse yourself in the scenery of the Canadian Rockies, without the hassle of research, driving, or navigation, and enjoy a personalized experience of Banff National Park on this private full-day sightseeing tour from Calgary. Explore at your own pace as you visit top sites including Lake Louise, Moraine Lake and Lake Minnewanka.

All inclusive tour. With our tour, you'll have summer access to Moraine Lake. As you're aware, reaching Moraine Lake is challenging as only shuttles have access, requiring extensive arrangements. The advantage is, you can leave all the hassles to us." Outside of summer time, instead of Moraine Lake, we provide a pleasant half mile hiking to the lower falls of Johnston Canyon. You will see the most Major Beautiful areas In Banff National Park. You will enjoy the most amazing viewpoints on mountains, and you may see wildlife such as bear, mountain goats, elks, deers, bighorn sleeps, from safe distance. You can have your lunch in Banff town and do some shopping for your family and friends. You will be in a comfortable minivan with AC. This tour is family friendly. This tour is ideal for those with limited time in Calgary or Canmore.

Spend the day exploring the wonders of the Canadian Rockies—and have the chance to discover the Columbia Icefield on foot—on this full-day tour from Banff or Calgary. In the morning, board your coach and head into nature. You'll see highlights like the Waputik Range, Peyto Lake, Bow Lake, and the Crowfoot Glacier. For an upgrade, you can also set off via Columbia Icefield Ice Explorer to see the landmark up close.

Discover the natural beauty of Waterton Lakes National Park on this day tour, featuring iconic wildlife and stunning landscapes. Begin with a scenic drive through the Bison Paddock Loop Road to spot roaming bison and other wildlife. Stroll to the breathtaking Cameron Falls, then embark on the Bear’s Hump Trail for panoramic views of the charming town and lake. Enjoy a leisurely lunch in Waterton Town and explore its quaint shops before heading to the vibrant Red Rock Canyon for stunning geological formations. Cap off your adventure with a picturesque sunset over the lake. - Scenic tour of Waterton Lakes National Park highlights wildlife and nature - Visit iconic spots like Bison Paddock, Cameron Falls, and Bear’s Hump - Enjoy lunch in the charming Waterton Town and explore local shops - Experience the vibrant Red Rock Canyon and a sunset lakeside view

Launch from Cochrane, a gritty cowboy town where prairies collide with Alberta’s towering Rockies. Ghost Lake dazzles first, its sapphire waters a mirror for jagged peaks that pierce the sky. In summer, quad bikes growl along the Ghost Lakeshore Trail, a 50km off-road beast of dusty switchbacks and heart-stopping drops. Tires chew through wildflower fields, splashing across streams as engines scream against granite cliffs. Winter unleashes a snowmobiler’s dream—rip through powdery trails at 100km/h, carving under snow-heavy pines, the icy wind a wild rush. Deeper in, Waiparous Valley Creek pulses with life. Emerald waters thunder through canyons, daring quad riders to conquer the 30km Waiparous Creek OHV Trail. In winter, snowmobiles rule, shredding untouched snowfields and frozen creek beds, with toasty huts for swapping tales post-ride. This isn’t just a tour—it’s a heart-pounding dance with Alberta’s untamed soul, blending raw beauty with quad and snowmobile thrills.