Lake Louise, Canada Day Tour (Depart from Calgary)

Explore Lake Louise and Yoho National Park with a professional Chinese-speaking driver and guide. Enjoy ample time to fully appreciate the beauty of Lake Louise, a jewel of the Rockies. In summer, enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Moraine Lake and Emerald Lake, and in winter, experience snowshoeing on the snow. Witness the numerous rare geological formations of Yoho National Park, also a world-renowned fossil site.

– About the Attractions | One-Day Tour to Lake Louise, Canada –

▲Lake Louise
Lake Louise, named after the beautiful Princess Louise of the British royal family, is the most famous lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Feeding from the Victoria Glacier, its mineral-rich waters create a breathtaking display of color. The renowned Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise complements the lakeside setting, and the blooming poppies in summer are a true eye-catcher. Enjoy a boat ride or a stroll along the shore, followed by a leisurely lunch.

▲Moraine Lake, Ten Peaks Valley (Summer Only)

Moraine Lake, located in the Ten Peaks Valley, is a glacial moraine lake from the Ice Age. Visitors can climb the dammed stone pile to the top, where the crystal blue waters and the glacial light of the lake shimmer beneath the surrounding mountains, creating a hidden gem. The Canadian government featured this stunning scene on the back of the 1969 $20 Canadian dollar bill.

▲YOHO National Park

The name YOHO comes from an Aboriginal name meaning "magical" or "incomparable." Yoho National Park boasts numerous rare geological formations and is a world-renowned fossil reserve. This stunning scenery is a must-see when visiting Canada.

▲Spiral Tunnel

The Spiral Tunnel is inaccessible by car. It was originally designed by the railway company using Swiss technology to overcome the dangerous gradient. It is formed by connecting two circular tunnels in the mountains, and its shape resembles the figure "8."

▲Emerald Lake
Emerald Lake is the largest lake in Yoho National Park. Though not very deep, its bottom is a glacial moraine deposited over millions of years. The distant snow-capped mountains and the nearby lush pines and cypresses are reflected in the lake's surface. On clear days, the lake's surface displays varying shades of emerald green, earning it the nickname "Rocky Mountain Emerald."

▲Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge gets its name from the fact that the riverbed is suspended above the surface due to the varying hardness of the rock formations. A display booth on the riverbank explains the erosion process and simulates future changes, making it a must-see.

▲Snowshoeing Experience (Winter Only)
Specialized snowshoeing experiences allow you to experience the art of snowshoeing on the vast snowfields. This fun and engaging snow experience is sure to be unforgettable.