Travel along the Icefields Parkway, renowned as one of the world's most scenic drives, winding through the Canadian Rockies. From the serene Bow Lake to the stunning Peyto Lake and the majestic Athabasca Glacier, each stop presents a new marvel to behold.

The Crowfoot Glacier, visible from the Icefields Parkway, showcases its distinctive "toes," resembling a crow's foot. Two of these formations remain visible today, highlighting the glacier's retreat due to melting.

Bow Lake surrounded by lush forests and overlooked by Crowfoot Mountain, it offers a serene and picturesque setting for relaxation

The Columbia Icefield, located along the Icefields Parkway in the Canadian Rockies, stands as the largest icefield in North America's Rocky Mountains, spanning the border of Alberta and British Columbia. This natural wonder offers visitors a chance to experience a glacier firsthand, providing a rare opportunity to witness the raw beauty and grandeur of nature up close. Journeying onto the Athabasca Glacier aboard specialized vehicles called Ice Explorers allows visitors to traverse its icy surface and immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring landscape. With its unparalleled beauty, accessibility, and educational value, the Columbia Icefield is an unforgettable destination. (add-on experience of snowcoach at your expense)

Situated along the Icefields Parkway, Peyto Lake beckons with its mesmerizing turquoise waters and distinctive maple leaf shape, framed by the awe-inspiring Rocky Mountains. Ideal for a brief hike, it treats visitors to breathtaking vistas of the lake and its mountainous backdrop.

The tour will end in Banff, and you have the option to choose your drop-off location in Banff, Canmore, or Calgary. The transfer from Banff to Calgary typically takes approximately 90 minutes.