Top Alberta Tours by Duration in 2026 - page 3

Take in views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains while standing on solid ice on this full-day tour of Banff National Park. After getting picked up in Calgary or Canmore, head to Banff National Park to gaze at the vibrant turquoise waters of Bow Lake and Peyto Lake, learn about the unique geology of Crowfoot Glacier, and enjoy an ice walk across the Columbia Icefield.

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.

Explore far more of the Canadian Rockies than you’d be able to alone on this full-day small-group tour. Hop aboard the coach in Calgary, Canmore, or Banff and relax as you’re delivered to some of the region’s most popular natural attractions, including the Icefield Parkway, the Athabasca Glacier, and Bow Lake. Don’t worry if you’re exploring in winter, your guides will provide crampons and hot drinks.

Take in panoramic views of Banff National Park as you ascend the Banff Gondola on this full-day small-group tour. After a scenic ride up Sulphur Mountain, head to Lake Louise to take in the lake’s deep turquoise waters, framed by deep green forests and towering craggy mountains. Then, head off to Yoho National Park for a nature-filled visit to several nearby lakes.

Explore two of Yoho National Park’s most breathtaking highlights: Emerald Lake and Takakkaw Falls. Begin your journey at the serene Emerald Lake, famous for its vivid emerald-coloured waters. Enjoy free time to stroll the shoreline, rent a canoe, or simply relax and take in the alpine scenery. Along the way, stop at the Natural Bridge, a fascinating rock formation carved by the rushing Kicking Horse River. Next, visit the spectacular Takakkaw Falls, Canada’s second-tallest waterfall, plunging 373 metres (1,224 feet) down a dramatic mountainside. Take time to explore the area, feel the refreshing mist, and capture unforgettable photos. Join us for an unforgettable day surrounded by the natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

From the turquoise waters of Lake Louise to the towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls of Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park is home to some of Canada’s most famous vistas. This comprehensive bus tour allows you to visit the park’s most popular locations in one convenient full-day excursion, including free time to explore the mountain town of Banff. During the summer months (June to mid-October), the tour also includes a visit to the stunning Moraine Lake, known for its vibrant blue waters and breathtaking alpine scenery.

Saddle up for a journey through the celebrated landscape of Banff National Park on this guided horseback riding adventure. Get out of the car and onto the trails of the Bow River or the Spray River and enjoy the area’s beautiful outdoor environment, largely unchanged from the days of the pioneers. This equine-themed odyssey includes a guide, use of a horse, and all necessary equipment. Note: guests must be eight years or older and a maximum of 230lbs (104kg)

> Travel from Banff to Jasper on this full-day guided tour through the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Journey through Banff and Jasper national parks, stopping at highlights such as Lake Louise, Bow Lake, Crowfoot Glacier, Weeping Wall, and Athabasca Falls. At the Columbia Icefield, explore the Athabasca Glacier or Glacier Skywalk, with hotel pickup and drop-off included for a seamless one-way journey.

Rise and shine for the ultimate sunrise adventure! We’ll whisk you away to Moraine Lake before dawn, where you’ll witness a breathtaking sunrise over the Canadian Rockies—without the crowds. Stay cozy with a hot drink and blanket as your guide shares tips on how best to take in the sunrise and leads you to the best viewpoints. Then, continue your journey to the iconic Lake Louise. Stroll along the shoreline, hike to a scenic lookout, admire the grandeur of the Fairmont Château Lake Louise, or simply soak in the beauty of this world-famous lake. With plenty of time at both destinations, this tour is the perfect way to experience two of Banff National Park’s most iconic gems in one unforgettable morning. Your journey also contributes to a greener future: for every tour booked, a tree is planted in Canada through our partnership with the Blue Green Planet Project.

This educational and entertaining guided winter wildlife tour introduces you to the gorgeous natural beauty outside of Jasper. You'll learn about the history and geology of the area from the expert local guide, as your comfortable van gently rolls through the incredible nature scenes. Don't forget your camera to capture the wildlife and scenic beauty of the Athabasca Valley, Maligne Valley and Medicine Lake.

Explore the historic landmarks and natural wonders near the town of Banff on this half-day, small-group tour. Admire the unparalleled beauty of natural sights including Bow Falls, the surreal Hoodoos rock formation, and beautiful Lake Minnewanka, among others. This guided tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Banff, a professional guide, and light refreshments.

Escape the crowded bus tour and experience one of Canada's most beautiful locations on this small-group tour through Banff. Marvel at the beauty of the Canadian Rockies as you tick off several of Banff's most popular locations as well as a few secret spots. Check out the turquoise glacier-fed lakes, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, where you can explore the lakeside trails or go canoeing.

Experience the beauty of the Canadian Rockies and four of its lakes—without the hassle of planning logistics—on this full-day tour. Visit the famous Lake Louise and Moraine Lake (or Bow Lake in winter) as well as Emerald and Peyto Lakes in just one day—a feat difficult to do on your own. Enjoy the luxury of having a guide to lead the way so you can focus on the beautiful natural surroundings.

Banff sees over 4 million visitors every year, and most of them come in summer. You’ll outwit them on this tour, instead heading to Yoho National Park—just a short drive away and with all the same incredible scenery of Banff, but with far smaller crowds! Your guide will take you to all the locally loved spots for epic waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, neon-blue lakes, and so much more.

Experience the excitement of a whitewater rafting adventure on this guided, 2-hour excursion. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure time, then ride along Alberta's Athabasca River in Jasper National Park. This ‘Mile 5’ trip is the river’s most popular, challenging class II rapids. The guide will be taking photos along the way which will be available for purchase at the end of the trip. All the necessary rafting equipment is included.

Admire diverse animal life in the Canadian wilderness on this 3.5-hour evening wildlife discovery tour from Jasper. Delve into Jasper National Park with your guide. Travel through the mighty Athabasca Valley and marvel at the park’s beautiful landscapes by twilight. Seek out timid native wildlife such as coyotes, deer, elk, big-horned sheep, moose, mountain goats and wolves. Learn of the steps taken to ensure their safety and survival in the park, and gain insight into the region’s rich ecology, history and geology.

Most people experience Banff National Park in the summer, and they’re missing out. On this tour, you’ll take an “icewalk” along Johnston Canyon, a narrow, waterfall-filled wonder made even more spectacular by your guide. From there, you’ll make the short ride to Marble Canyon, a slot canyon that’s gorgeous in winter, heading away from the crowds and into a world of rocky wonder.

Take a break in nature with this wagon ride and dinner experience. Saddle up for a ride along the Bow River in Banff and a Western-style cookout. Ride in a covered wagon through the Rocky Mountain terrain. At the dining site, spend some time perfecting your roping skills or relaxing with a game of horseshoes before enjoying a barbecue meal.

Grab your warmest coat and put on your crampons for this winter experience with transfers from Calgary, Banff, or Canmore. Experience all that winter has to offer, from learning about the frozen bubbles trapped beneath Abraham Lake’s surface (winter tour only) to seeing the snowy peaks near Peyto Lake. This snowshoeing tour is a photographer’s dream.

The UNESCO-listed Jasper National Park is a uniquely impressive place to experience nature, and a gentle adventure on the Athabasca River is a great way to do it. This float trip takes you down several miles on the Class II rapids—expect a few splashes along the way, but nothing too scary. Your National Park-licensed guide will share stories of the area as you go, and all necessary gear is included for your convenience.

Immerse yourself in stunning Canadian Rockies scenery on this guided tour from Banff to Yoho National Park and beyond. Marvel at Moraine Lake's opalescent waters; learn about the human history of the landscapes; look for moose, bear, and elk, and make a stop at Lake Louise to snap photos of its famously turquoise waters.

Delve deep into the Banff National Park and admire the scenery from the water on this canoe adventure. Paddle along the pretty Bow River and listen as your guide sheds light on centuries of Canadian history and heritage. Watch the riverbanks for sightings of native wildlife, a great activity for the whole family.

As well as the snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park and Yoho National Park are home to some of the most famous lakes in the country. Explore the turquoise crystalline waters of Lake Louise, tentatively tread the Natural Bridge, and marvel at Bow Falls on this full-day tour that includes free time to explore Lake Louse Village and the town of Banff.

Jasper National Park is among the most spectacular places to experience the UNESCO-listed Canadian Rocky Mountains—and on this tour, see the best of the region's scenic highlights. Follow your guide on a nature hike at Medicine Lake before continuing deeper into Maligne Valley. Make plenty of stops to observe local wildlife such as moose, elk, and bighorn sheep, and enjoy plenty of stunning mountain vistas.