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6-Nights Wonders of the Canadian Rockies - Tauck Bridges Family Travel

Price: $7,390 - # of Days: 6 days
Stay inside Banff and Jasper national parks at celebrated mountain resorts—The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and The Fairmont Banff Springs—on our exciting Tauck Bridges family adventure in the Canadian Rockies! Climb along a glacier in a speci...

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7-Nights Best of the Canadian Rockies - Land Journey

Price: $7,790 - # of Days: 7 days
Wonders in the wilderness... Jeweled lakes. Frosted peaks. Emerald forests. Glacial ice. Wilderness castles. Baronial resorts. Add superlatives like spectacular, awesome, fantastic, majestic and incomparable and you'll get a sense of the epic sights that await you in the Rockies. E...

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7-Nights Active Canadian Rockies Adventure - Active

Price: $1,859 - # of Days: 7 days
Active Canadian Rockies Adventure Camp out under the stars in the Canadian Rockies on this eight-day tour. Lace up those boots and hike through stretches of old-growth forests, wander past pristine alpine lakes, and catch your breath at the top of mountains as you take in the stunning view below and...

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7-Nights Canadian Rockies featuring Rocky Mountaineer Eastbound

Price: $7,199 - # of Days: 7 days
From scenic mountains and valleys to the stunning Lake Louise, explore the best of Western Canada via the famous Rocky Mountaineer train. See beautiful Stanley Park and the famed Granville Island Public Market. Travel among the fields of Fraser Valley and the picturesque Fraser River. Admire the pos...

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9-Nights Passage to the Peaks Grand Adventure - with GoldLeaf Service

Price: $9,695 - # of Days: 9 days
Explore the best of the Canadian Rocky Mountains with this popular package. This journey includes two-days onboard Rocky Mountaineer between Lake Louise and Jasper, stays in Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper, and a scenic motorcoach tour of the iconic Icefields Parkway.

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9-Nights Passage to the Peaks Discovery

Price: $9,278 - # of Days: 9 days
Enjoy two unforgettable days onboard Rocky Mountaineer between Lake Louise and Jasper. Begin or conclude in Calgary or Edmonton, and explore the iconic towns of Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper along the way.

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15-Nights Active West Coast & Canadian Rockies - Active

Price: $4,119 - # of Days: 15 days
Active West Coast & Canadian Rockies Take advantage of an adventure that will have you out hiking in both the Canadian Rockies and the coast of British Columbia on this 16-day tour from Calgary to Vancouver. Experience the Indigenous history, unforgettable landscapes, and lively cowboy culture of we...

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8-Nights Canadian Rockies: Northern Lights Winter Explorer - Classic

Price: $3,099 - # of Days: 8 days
Canadian Rockies: Northern Lights Winter Explorer Winter in the Canadian Rockies hits different — the air’s crisper, the mountains feel bigger, and everything slows down under a thick, magical blanket of snow. On this nine-day adventure, you’ll explore the iconic landscapes of Banff, Lake Louise, an...

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6-Nights Canadian Rockies Winter Adventure - Classic

Price: $2,299 - # of Days: 6 days
Canadian Rockies Winter Adventure Get ready to spend a week wrapped in the winter wonderland of the Canadian Rockies. Think snow-dusted peaks, frozen waterfalls, and cozy mountain towns as you explore the jaw-dropping landscapes of Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper. Strap on some snowshoes and trek thr...

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7-Nights Canadian Rockies Eastbound Express - Classic

Price: $2,336 - # of Days: 7 days
Canadian Rockies Eastbound Express From coastal cities to funky mountain towns, this eight-day tour eastbound through the Canadian Rockies has it all. Travel from Vancouver to Calgary through places filled with natural beauty. Sip wine and local craft beer overlooking the Okanagan Valley. Stare into...

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Overview

Introduction

Beautiful Lake Louise (in Banff National Park, near the southern terminus of the Icefields Parkway and 110 mi/175 km northwest of Calgary) is a stunning, turquoise-blue lake fed directly by the dramatic Victoria Glacier at one end.

Be aware that ice may be covering Lake Louise through May and possibly even June. If so, you won't be able to enjoy its remarkable color and famous reflection of the surrounding mountains.

Almost as famous as the lake is the Chateau Lake Louise, a deluxe resort that stands on one shore. Like the Banff Springs Hotel, it was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s. If you're staying there, be sure to get a room overlooking the lake (they aren't cheap, but none of the rooms at the hotel are). If you're just there for the day, splurge on lunch in the Fairview Bar & Restaurant, which offers views of the water.

Unless you are staying or dining at the hotel, you may not get to see much of the chateau's interior: Many areas are off-limits to nonguests because of the large numbers of day-tripping gawkers who used to crowd the lobbies. A shopping arcade is open to day visitors, however.

Try to stay at least one night in the area so you can take advantage of some of the opportunities for outdoor recreation (there are several fine places to stay near the lake aside from the Chateau Lake Louise). From the terrace of the chateau, hiking and packhorse trails fan out to various historic teahouses. One sits on the shore of nearby Lake Agnes, and another is at the toe of the Plain-of-the-Six Glaciers.

Near the Chateau is Moraine Lake, a visual treat in its own right and site of the trailheads for Larch Valley, Sentinel Pass and Eiffel Lake. They are all particularly stunning in the fall when the larch trees shellac the slopes with shades of gold. To access Moraine Lake, follow the winding road that begins near Chateau Lake Louise. (The road is closed in winter.)

Though the majority of visitors to Lake Louise arrive in the summer, when things can become quite crowded, downhill skiing attracts cold-weather tourists. The Lake Louise Ski Area is one of Canada's most spectacular: There's a view of the glorious glacial lake from the slopes. More than 4,200 acres/1,700 hectares of skiable terrain are spread across several mountain faces, with several lengthy runs. The Front Side has lots of slopes geared to intermediate and beginning skiers, and advanced skiers and hardy snowboarders should head to the Back Bowls.

Overview

Introduction

Beautiful Lake Louise (in Banff National Park, near the southern terminus of the Icefields Parkway and 110 mi/175 km northwest of Calgary) is a stunning, turquoise-blue lake fed directly by the dramatic Victoria Glacier at one end.

Be aware that ice may be covering Lake Louise through May and possibly even June. If so, you won't be able to enjoy its remarkable color and famous reflection of the surrounding mountains.

Almost as famous as the lake is the Chateau Lake Louise, a deluxe resort that stands on one shore. Like the Banff Springs Hotel, it was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s. If you're staying there, be sure to get a room overlooking the lake (they aren't cheap, but none of the rooms at the hotel are). If you're just there for the day, splurge on lunch in the Fairview Bar & Restaurant, which offers views of the water.

Unless you are staying or dining at the hotel, you may not get to see much of the chateau's interior: Many areas are off-limits to nonguests because of the large numbers of day-tripping gawkers who used to crowd the lobbies. A shopping arcade is open to day visitors, however.

Try to stay at least one night in the area so you can take advantage of some of the opportunities for outdoor recreation (there are several fine places to stay near the lake aside from the Chateau Lake Louise). From the terrace of the chateau, hiking and packhorse trails fan out to various historic teahouses. One sits on the shore of nearby Lake Agnes, and another is at the toe of the Plain-of-the-Six Glaciers.

Near the Chateau is Moraine Lake, a visual treat in its own right and site of the trailheads for Larch Valley, Sentinel Pass and Eiffel Lake. They are all particularly stunning in the fall when the larch trees shellac the slopes with shades of gold. To access Moraine Lake, follow the winding road that begins near Chateau Lake Louise. (The road is closed in winter.)

Though the majority of visitors to Lake Louise arrive in the summer, when things can become quite crowded, downhill skiing attracts cold-weather tourists. The Lake Louise Ski Area is one of Canada's most spectacular: There's a view of the glorious glacial lake from the slopes. More than 4,200 acres/1,700 hectares of skiable terrain are spread across several mountain faces, with several lengthy runs. The Front Side has lots of slopes geared to intermediate and beginning skiers, and advanced skiers and hardy snowboarders should head to the Back Bowls.