Waterfalls tumbling down a rock face in the Canadian Rockies
Banff · Lake Louise · Yoho · Kootenay · June 13 to 19, 2027

7-Day Canadian Rockies Sightseeing Tour

A small-group sightseeing tour for 2 to 6 guests through Banff, Lake Louise, Yoho, Kootenay and the Icefields Parkway. Short walks, three group dinners, and a private pickup and drop-off at Calgary Airport.

  • 7 days, 6 nights
  • 2 to 6 guests
  • Easy: short walks only
  • Breakfast and lunch every day
The tour at a glance

The best-known Rockies, at an easy pace

This is a sightseeing tour, not a hiking tour. Your guide drives and hosts the group, and every stop is a viewpoint, a lakeshore or a short walk on a maintained path.

You stay four nights at Everwild in Canmore, then two nights in a log cabin at Baker Creek, where your guide joins the group for campfire evenings. Breakfast and lunch are included each day, plus three group dinners in Canmore and Lake Louise.

If you can walk 3 to 5 km on a maintained path with some stairs, you will be comfortable. Looking for longer days on the trail? See our 8-Day Premium Hiking Tour.

A turquoise alpine lake reflecting evergreens and a snow-capped peak
Along the way

The neighbours you might meet

The Rockies are home to far more than mountains. Your guide knows where to slow down and how to look, and always keeps a respectful distance.

A bighorn sheep resting on a boulder against a blue sky
Bighorn sheep
A marmot among rocks and green moss beside a stream
Marmot
A tiny pika sitting on a rock above a blue-green lake
Pika
A bear paw print pressed into snow
Bear tracks
A brown bear walking along the roadside beside golden autumn larches, seen from the vehicle
Brown bear
A mountain goat and her kid on a rocky slope beneath a cliff
Mountain goats

Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. We follow Parks Canada's guidelines and guests stay in the vehicle when animals are near the road.

A mountain reflected in a clear green-blue alpine lake
The Canadian Rockies

Turquoise lakes, snow-capped peaks and the quiet in between

Day by day

Your seven days in the Rockies

Each day below shows where you will stop, with time to enjoy the scenery and watch for wildlife along the way.

Days 1 to 4 · Everwild Canmore
Days 5 to 6 · Baker Creek
Day 7

The gold tags show which meals are included each day.

1Sun

Calgary Airport to Canmore

Private pickup at Calgary Airport arrivals at 2:00 PM and the drive west to Canmore. Check in at Everwild, then welcome drinks with the group and a walk through the week ahead. Dinner on your own in Canmore.

  • Calgary Airport, 2:00 PM
  • Everwild check-in
  • Welcome drinks
☾ Overnight: Everwild Canmore
2Mon

Banff's lakes and mining history

The Lake Minnewanka shoreline (25 minutes from Canmore), Two Jack Lake and Johnson Lake, then the old coal-mining town at Lower Bankhead and the Hoodoos Interpretive Trail. Late afternoon at the Nordic Spa at Everwild.

  • Lake Minnewanka
  • Two Jack Lake
  • Johnson Lake
  • Lower Bankhead
  • Hoodoos Interpretive Trail
  • Nordic Spa
BreakfastLunch☾ Overnight: Everwild Canmore
3Tue

Bow Valley Parkway and Kootenay's canyons

The Bow Valley Parkway and the Castle Mountain viewpoint, then over Vermilion Pass into Kootenay to walk the bridges over Marble Canyon in Kootenay (48 minutes from Canmore) and the trail to the Paint Pots. Group dinner at Crazyweed Kitchen in Canmore.

  • Bow Valley Parkway
  • Castle Mountain viewpoint
  • Marble Canyon
  • Paint Pots
  • Dinner at Crazyweed
BreakfastLunchGroup dinner☾ Overnight: Everwild Canmore
4Wed

Yoho National Park

Across the Great Divide into Yoho: the Spiral Tunnels viewpoint, the Natural Bridge on the Kicking Horse River (1 hr 11 min from Canmore), the walk along Emerald Lake's shoreline, and Takakkaw Falls when the Yoho Valley Road is open. Back to Canmore for a free evening.

  • Spiral Tunnels
  • Natural Bridge
  • Emerald Lake
  • Takakkaw Falls
BreakfastLunch☾ Overnight: Everwild Canmore
5Thu

Johnston Canyon, Morant's Curve and Baker Creek

Check out and follow the Bow Valley Parkway west: the walk to the Lower Falls in Johnston Canyon, then Morant's Curve. Check in to your log cabin at Baker Creek in the afternoon. Dinner at Walliser Stube in Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, with an evening walk on the lakeshore, then a campfire back at Baker Creek.

  • Johnston Canyon Lower Falls
  • Morant's Curve
  • Baker Creek log cabin
  • Dinner at Walliser Stube
  • Campfire
BreakfastLunchGroup dinner☾ Overnight: Baker Creek by Basecamp
6Fri

Icefields Parkway

North on the Icefields Parkway past Bow Lake and Waterfowl Lakes to the Peyto Lake viewpoint (41 minutes from Lake Louise), with a short walk into Mistaya Canyon. Farewell dinner at the Post Hotel Dining Room in Lake Louise, then a last campfire at Baker Creek.

  • Bow Lake
  • Waterfowl Lakes
  • Peyto Lake viewpoint
  • Mistaya Canyon
  • Dinner at the Post Hotel
BreakfastLunchGroup dinner☾ Overnight: Baker Creek by Basecamp
7Sat

Lake Louise morning and departure

Breakfast, then an early walk on the Lake Louise lakeshore before the day crowds. Drive to Calgary Airport (about two hours), arriving around midday. Please book flights from mid-afternoon.

  • Lake Louise lakeshore
  • Calgary Airport, midday
BreakfastDeparture day
On the road

Places you will see along the way

Boardwalks, waterfalls and viewpoints, all within an easy walk of the vehicle.

A guest walking along the wooden boardwalk to the Paint Pots in Kootenay National Park
Takakkaw Falls dropping down a rock face in Yoho National Park
Four smiling guests in sun hats in front of a waterfall
A turquoise glacial lake in a rocky valley with a snow-streaked peak and larch trees
A mountain peak and still lake with fallen logs in the foreground
Turquoise glacial lake reflecting steep mountain walls and a snowy peak
Little wonders

The small things worth stopping for

Alpine flowers, ancient fossils and tiny details most people walk straight past. Your guide slows down so you do not miss them.

A pale purple alpine flower on a green mountain slope
A hand holding a flat grey stone with a fossil impression
A small pink wildflower with a yellow-marked lip growing on the forest floor among dry grass and fallen branches
Faint red ochre rock art on a golden canyon wall
Red, pink and yellow wildflowers in bloom
Still lake water reflecting an orange-pink sky, with fallen logs and dark rocks in the shallows
A hiker standing in a meadow of pink fireweed beside evergreens
What's included

What is and is not included

Your guide, your driver, your stays and the group dinners are all taken care of. Flights, travel insurance and a few meals are up to you.

Included in your tour

  • Private airport transfers on Day 1 and Day 7
  • A local guide and driver for all 7 days
  • 6 nights' accommodation
  • 6 breakfasts and 5 lunches, with snacks, coffee and drinks in the vehicle
  • Welcome drinks and three group dinners: Crazyweed Kitchen in Canmore, Walliser Stube at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, and the Post Hotel Dining Room in Lake Louise
  • Campfire evenings at Baker Creek with your guide
  • One visit to the Nordic Spa at Everwild
  • National park entry while riding with us

Not included

  • Flights
  • Dinners on Days 1, 2 and 4
  • Drinks outside the group dinners
  • Travel insurance
  • Gratuities for your guide
  • Single supplement (see price below)
Where you stay and dine

Canmore, then a log cabin at Baker Creek

Rooms are twin share. A private room is available with the single supplement.

4 nightsin Canmore

Everwild Canmore Nordic Spa & Hotel

Double Queen or King rooms, with breakfast and a visit to the Nordic Spa.

2 nightsby the river

Baker Creek by Basecamp

Log cabins between Banff and Lake Louise. Couples stay in a Queen Cabin; guests who need separate beds stay in a Superior One Bedroom + Loft Cabin.

Your guide stays on site and hosts the campfire evenings.

3 dinnerstogether as a group

Dinner together

Crazyweed Kitchen in Canmore, Walliser Stube at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, and the Post Hotel Dining Room in Lake Louise.

Days 1 to 4

Four nights at Everwild Canmore Nordic Spa & Hotel

Double Queen or King rooms, breakfast, and a visit to the Nordic Spa, right in Canmore.

The Everwild hotel entrance with a timber porte-cochere, river-stone pillars and the dark gabled building behind
A calm Everwild hotel room with a upholstered headboard, warm lighting and a patterned wool blanket
A stone fireplace with stacked firewood and a lit fire in the Everwild lobby
A bright Everwild lounge with a hanging fireplace, leather seating and snow-capped peaks through tall windows
Looking out from the Everwild lounge through tall windows to the outdoor Nordic Spa pools, saunas and snowy mountains
Days 5 to 6

Two nights at Baker Creek log cabins

Log cabins between Banff and Lake Louise. Your guide stays on site and hosts the campfire evenings.

Baker Creek log cabins with hanging flower baskets, log railings and a river-stone base
A Baker Creek log cabin bedroom with a log bed, red plaid blanket, sofa, stone fireplace and crossed skis on the wall
Two glasses of sparkling wine and a charcuterie board on a log table in front of a stone fireplace
A boat-shaped wooden shelf holding glass decanters on a log-panelled wall at Baker Creek
A cosy log-cabin living room with wood-panelled walls, two leather armchairs and an old wooden sled
Red Adirondack chairs in a circle around a stone fire pit, with log cabins and tall pines behind
3 dinners together

Evenings around the table

Day 3 · Canmore

Dinner at Crazyweed Kitchen

Our group dinner in Canmore.

Sliced lamb on toasted bread with a creamy sauce and salad, on a pale blue-green plate
Grilled skewered meat with a fresh herb and green onion salad in a red sauce, in a blue speckled bowl
A red cocktail over ice with a dark spiced rim on a sunlit wooden table
Crispy golden fritters topped with fresh herbs, with a creamy dipping sauce
Day 5 · Lake Louise

Dinner at Walliser Stube, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

Our group dinner inside Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, with the mountains in the windows.

The Walliser Stube dining room, with tall arched windows looking out to a snowy mountain and a set table
Sliced rare beef with roasted carrots, mushrooms and tomatoes on a slate-blue plate
A deep red pot of melted cheese topped with mushrooms, with a platter of vegetables and a glass of white wine
Day 6 · Lake Louise

Dinner at the Post Hotel Dining Room

Our group dinner at the Post Hotel & Spa in Lake Louise.

Seared black cod with greens and a pale cream sauce on a white plate
Sliced rare beef with glazed vegetables and a rich dark sauce on a round white plate
A chocolate dessert topped with blackberries and mint, with berry sorbet and chocolate sauce
Every day

Fresh espresso—with a view

Snacks, coffee and drinks in the vehicle each day, so the small comforts are always taken care of.

A hiker pouring fresh espresso from a portable espresso maker on a ridge, with rocky mountains behind
A portable espresso maker on a rock with snowy mountains behind
Metal mugs and a bar of dark chocolate on a rock
Dates and price

June 13 to 19, 2027

Sunday to Saturday. Groups of 2 to 6 guests with one guide.

  • Meeting point: Calgary Airport (YYC) arrivals, Day 1 at 2:00 PM
  • Taxes included in the per person price
  • A private room is available with the single supplement

Send us a few details below and we will reply with availability and next steps. Or contact us directly.

Per person, twin shareCA$8,900
Single supplementCA$2,850

All prices are in Canadian dollars.

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Frequently asked questions

How fit do I need to be for the sightseeing tour?

If you can walk 3 to 5 km on a maintained path with some stairs, you will be comfortable. There are no hiking days. Every stop is a viewpoint, a lakeshore or a short walk.

Is a single room available?

Yes, with a single supplement of CA$2,850. Solo travellers can also ask to share with another solo guest of the same gender.

How do I get to the tour?

Fly into Calgary (YYC). We meet you at arrivals at 2:00 PM on Day 1 and drop you back at the airport around midday on Day 7. Please book flights home from mid-afternoon.

Will we see wildlife?

Often, but sightings are never guaranteed. We follow Parks Canada's rules for viewing wildlife, and guests stay in the vehicle when animals are near the road.

Will we visit Takakkaw Falls?

When the Yoho Valley Road is open. The road can open later in June, so we confirm closer to your date.

What should I bring?

Layers, a rain jacket, comfortable walking shoes, a small daypack and a water bottle. Evenings at Baker Creek get cool, even in June.

Do I need a Parks Canada pass?

No. National park entry is covered while you ride with us.

How many guests are on the tour?

2 to 6 guests with one local guide who also drives.

Plan your week

See the Rockies without the long hikes

Tell us who is travelling and we will reply with availability for June 13 to 19, 2027.