



by Banff Lakes travel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$78This shuttlebus tour covers two of Banff National Park’s well-known lakes, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, allowing about one hour at each location for walking and photos. The round-trip shuttle lasts roughly four and a half hours and operates with small groups in air-conditioned vehicles. Drivers handle all the transport and logistics, including guaranteed photo stops at scenic viewpoints along the way. The trip begins with a drive from Banff to Lake Louise, which takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Lake Louise lies at about 1,500 meters elevation and features glacier-fed turquoise waters framed by the Canadian Rockies, including Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier. Guests have one hour here to walk along the lake shore and take pictures. On the drive, the shuttle passes scenic points such as Castle Mountain Lookout and Vermilion Lakes, both without stopping. Castle Mountain is known for its distinctive castle-like shape, and Vermilion Lakes offer views of Mount Rundle and Sulphur Mountain. After Lake Louise, the shuttle continues to Moraine Lake, located in the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Visitors get one hour to walk along the lakeshore, photograph the turquoise glacier-fed water, and climb the Rockpile Trail for wide panoramic views. Wildlife sightings are possible, including marmots and pikas. The return trip to Banff takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Water and an energy bar are included. The tour does not accommodate strollers or luggage. Parking in downtown Banff requires payment, and early arrival is advised to find parking near 215 Beaver Street.
Lake Louise
Lake Louise is an alpine lake in Banff National Park located about 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) above sea level. It is fed by glacier meltwaters, which give the lake its turquoise color. The lake is surrounded by mountain peaks including Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier. Visitors have one hour to walk along the lakeshore and take photographs.
60 min
Castle Junction
Castle Mountain Lookout is a scenic viewpoint passed without stopping. It offers views of Castle Mountain, known for its castle-like shape, and the Bow Valley area. Wildlife can sometimes be seen here, and the location provides photo opportunities.
Vermilion Lakes
The shuttle passes Vermilion Lakes without stopping. This area has calm lakes with reflections of Mount Rundle and Sulphur Mountain. It is known for wildlife and birdwatching and offers scenic views along the drive.
Moraine Lake
Moraine Lake is located in the Valley of the Ten Peaks and has glacier-fed turquoise water. Visitors spend one hour here, able to walk along the shoreline, photograph the views, and climb the Rockpile Trail for a panoramic vista. Wildlife such as marmots and pikas may be spotted.
60 min
135 Beaver Street - Meeting Point (Corner of Caribou st & Beaver st) Arrive 15 minutes early. The parking lot is located behind the Mount Royal Hotel.. Be on time for your shuttle—no refunds for missed shuttles. If you miss the return time at the lakes, you'll need to arrange and pay for a taxi.
End point
135 Beaver Street - Meeting Point (Corner of Caribou st & Beaver st) Arrive 15 minutes early. The parking lot is located behind the Mount Royal Hotel.. Be on time for your shuttle—no refunds for missed shuttles. If you miss the return time at the lakes, you'll need to arrange and pay for a taxi.




by Banff Lakes travel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$78This shuttlebus tour covers two of Banff National Park’s well-known lakes, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, allowing about one hour at each location for walking and photos. The round-trip shuttle lasts roughly four and a half hours and operates with small groups in air-conditioned vehicles. Drivers handle all the transport and logistics, including guaranteed photo stops at scenic viewpoints along the way. The trip begins with a drive from Banff to Lake Louise, which takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Lake Louise lies at about 1,500 meters elevation and features glacier-fed turquoise waters framed by the Canadian Rockies, including Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier. Guests have one hour here to walk along the lake shore and take pictures. On the drive, the shuttle passes scenic points such as Castle Mountain Lookout and Vermilion Lakes, both without stopping. Castle Mountain is known for its distinctive castle-like shape, and Vermilion Lakes offer views of Mount Rundle and Sulphur Mountain. After Lake Louise, the shuttle continues to Moraine Lake, located in the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Visitors get one hour to walk along the lakeshore, photograph the turquoise glacier-fed water, and climb the Rockpile Trail for wide panoramic views. Wildlife sightings are possible, including marmots and pikas. The return trip to Banff takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Water and an energy bar are included. The tour does not accommodate strollers or luggage. Parking in downtown Banff requires payment, and early arrival is advised to find parking near 215 Beaver Street.
Lake Louise
Lake Louise is an alpine lake in Banff National Park located about 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) above sea level. It is fed by glacier meltwaters, which give the lake its turquoise color. The lake is surrounded by mountain peaks including Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier. Visitors have one hour to walk along the lakeshore and take photographs.
60 min
Castle Junction
Castle Mountain Lookout is a scenic viewpoint passed without stopping. It offers views of Castle Mountain, known for its castle-like shape, and the Bow Valley area. Wildlife can sometimes be seen here, and the location provides photo opportunities.
Vermilion Lakes
The shuttle passes Vermilion Lakes without stopping. This area has calm lakes with reflections of Mount Rundle and Sulphur Mountain. It is known for wildlife and birdwatching and offers scenic views along the drive.
Moraine Lake
Moraine Lake is located in the Valley of the Ten Peaks and has glacier-fed turquoise water. Visitors spend one hour here, able to walk along the shoreline, photograph the views, and climb the Rockpile Trail for a panoramic vista. Wildlife such as marmots and pikas may be spotted.
60 min
135 Beaver Street - Meeting Point (Corner of Caribou st & Beaver st) Arrive 15 minutes early. The parking lot is located behind the Mount Royal Hotel.. Be on time for your shuttle—no refunds for missed shuttles. If you miss the return time at the lakes, you'll need to arrange and pay for a taxi.
End point
135 Beaver Street - Meeting Point (Corner of Caribou st & Beaver st) Arrive 15 minutes early. The parking lot is located behind the Mount Royal Hotel.. Be on time for your shuttle—no refunds for missed shuttles. If you miss the return time at the lakes, you'll need to arrange and pay for a taxi.