Home → Experiences → From Banff/Lake Louise: 1-Way Sightseeing Tour to Jasper

From Banff/Lake Louise: 1-Way Sightseeing Tour to Jasper

4.8 (75 verified reviews)

Before you book

  • Your driver-guide collects you from one of 27 listed hotels and addresses in Banff and Lake Louise, and the day ends in Jasper. It is one way, so plan your onward travel: VIA Rail serves Jasper via Edmonton and Vancouver (Parks Canada), and Brewster Express, Pursuit's coach line, makes its last Jasper to Calgary run of 2026 on 18 October, with no Jasper service in its winter timetable from 1 November.
  • Included: narration, a picnic lunch, and the Glacier Adventure and Glacier SkyWalk, as the listing names them: the Ice Explorer ride onto the Athabasca Glacier and the Columbia Icefield Skywalk. The listing's stops: Lake Louise and Peyto Lake (30 minutes each), about three hours at the Athabasca Glacier, and Athabasca Falls.
  • Pursuit runs the Ice Explorer and Skywalk from 1 May to 12 October in 2026 and lists 1 May to 11 October for 2027. The listing gives no season of its own, so for a date after 12 October ask SunDog what the day includes.
  • Not suitable for people with mobility impairments; dress in layers. Wildlife sightings are never certain. Cancellation, as listed: “Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund”.

About This Experience

A one-way day tour from Banff and Lake Louise hotels to Jasper on the Icefields Parkway: Lake Louise, Peyto Lake, the Columbia Icefield's Ice Explorer and Skywalk, Athabasca Falls and a picnic lunch.

Highlights

  • Discover the Natural beauty of Banff and Jasper National Park
  • Participate on a Athabasca Glacier Adventure and Glacier SkyWalk
  • Tour with small group sizes that guarantee personalized service
  • Enjoy a picnic lunch at a scenic location

What's Included

  • ✓ Fully narrated tour
  • ✓ Hotel pick-up in Banff or Lake Louise and drop-off in Jasper
  • ✓ The Glacier Adventure and the Glacier SkyWalk
  • ✓ Picnic lunch

Good to Know

  • It is advised that participants dress in layers for mountain weather conditions