Top Alberta Motorcycle Tours

Up the ante on your Canada road trip when you purchase this audio tour of Alberta’s Icefields Parkway to learn about all the exciting landmarks along the way. Download the audio tour straight to your phone and follow the suggested route between Jasper and Lake Louise. Using a GPS map, commentary plays automatically as you drive so you can learn more about the surrounding areas.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Alberta on the Stone & Sky 1-Day Motorcycle Tour. This 270km journey takes you through the stunning Highwood Pass, the highest paved pass in Canada, and along the scenic Cowboy Trail, where Alberta's prairies meet the majestic Rockies. Enjoy a lunch stop in Longview and a break in Bragg Creek, with all national park entrance fees included for a hassle-free adventure. Designed for intermediate riders, this tour ensures safety with a trained medical professional and a support vehicle for added peace of mind. Experience authentic Canadian culture and the thrill of the open road as you ride with a small group of fellow enthusiasts. - Ride through iconic routes including Hwy 40 and the Cowboy Trail - Lunch in Longview and a stop in Bragg Creek for breaks - All national park entrance fees covered for seamless sightseeing - Maximum group size of 8 riders ensures a personal experience

The Sacred Waters 1-Day Tour offers an exhilarating 250km motorcycle journey through the stunning Canadian Rockies. This adventure begins at the iconic Lake Louise, followed by a scenic ride along Bow Valley Parkway. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, and finish with a ride on the famous Trans-Canada Highway 1. Ideal for intermediate riders, this tour combines breathtaking landscapes with cultural insights, ensuring an unforgettable experience. 250km guided motorcycle tour through iconic Canadian landscapes. Visit Lake Louise and Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park. Small group sizes with a maximum of 8 riders for personalized attention. Includes motorcycle rental, fuel, and national park passes

This is Alberta’s only guided electric dirt bike adventure — no license, clutch, or prior experience required! Ride the latest Surron electric dirt bikes through stunning Rocky Mountain trails and remote Public Land Use Zones (PLUZ), far from the crowds. Expect wildlife sightings (wild horses, moose, bears), epic mountain views, and an adrenaline-fueled experience that’s as quiet as it is thrilling. 5hr private tours with full protective moto gear included — just show up and ride.

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Alberta on this 5-day motorcycle tour, traversing 800 km through the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Ride through stunning mountain passes, rolling foothills, and prairie ranchlands while exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Waterton National Park and Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump. Enjoy the thrill of the open road on your choice of premium motorcycle, all while accompanied by a trained medical professional and a support vehicle to ensure your safety. Immerse yourself in the local culture, with all entrance fees to national parks included, and prepare for an unforgettable journey. - 5-day tour covering iconic routes including Kananaskis Trail and Cowboy Trail - Choose from a premium fleet of motorcycles for a personalized ride experience - Safety-focused with a trained medical professional and support vehicle included - Entrance fees to national parks and cultural sites are covered in the tour package

Combine street art and craft beer with this small-group tour around Calgary. Start the tour sampling a few beers, then head out to the Beltline Urban Mural Project to admire a selection of street art murals, while learning more about the art and artists with exclusive information and stories. End the tour with more craft beer at a local brewery.

Perfect for newbies, this canyoning experience at Heart Creek Canyon, near Banff and Canmore, features a relatively easy approach and amazing scenery. A popular hiking destination, Heart Creek serves as an ideal location to learn how to rope rappel. Rappels progressively increase in length, culminating with a 60-foot (18 meter) waterfall rappel and slide.