Banff & Lake Louise
Turquoise water, the Banff townsite, and the peaks of Banff National Park — Alberta's classic first drive, done at an easy pace.
View itinerary →Arrive into Calgary, gateway to the Canadian Rockies and home base for the Infinis Pathway team. Settle into your hotel and spend the evening at your own pace — a walk down Stephen Avenue's historic storefronts and patios is an easy, relaxed way to shake off travel and get a first feel for the city before the eight-day loop through the mountains and badlands begins in the morning.
No meals included
Calgary, AB
Canmore, AB
Banff, ABHead west on the Trans-Canada Highway into the foothills, watching the skyline shift from prairie to peaks. Stop in Canmore, a former coal-mining town turned mountain-town favourite framed by the Three Sisters peaks, before continuing on to Banff itself. Spend the afternoon settling into the townsite and take in the classic view from Surprise Corner, looking across the Bow River to the Fairmont Banff Springs.
Breakfast included
Canmore, AB
Banff, AB
Grotto Canyon, ABA full day based in Banff National Park, Canada's first. Ride the Banff Gondola for a panoramic view over six mountain ranges, then spend the afternoon exploring the townsite's shops and riverside pathways, or take a short hike up nearby Grotto Canyon for a quieter look at the limestone walls and creek bed that carve through the foothills just outside Canmore.
Breakfast included
Banff, AB
Grotto Canyon, AB
Lake Louise, ABContinue on to Lake Louise for a look at its glacier-fed turquoise water, then turn north onto the Icefields Parkway, consistently ranked among the most scenic drives on earth. Bow Lake and Peyto Lake's overlook — with its unmistakable wolf's-head shape — mark the halfway points of the drive north, before the highway drops into the Athabasca Valley and the town of Jasper for the night.
Breakfast included
Lake Louise, AB
Bow Lake, AB
Peyto Lake, ABA full day exploring Jasper National Park, the largest of the Rockies parks and a Dark Sky Preserve. Take the boat cruise across Maligne Lake to Spirit Island, one of the most photographed spots in Canada, then walk the boardwalks above Maligne Canyon, where the Maligne River has carved a limestone gorge over 50 metres deep, before an easy stop at the thundering Athabasca Falls on the way back into town.
Breakfast included
Maligne Lake, AB
Maligne Canyon, AB
Athabasca Falls, ABRetrace the Icefields Parkway southbound, stopping at the Columbia Icefield, the largest accumulation of ice south of the Arctic Circle, where an optional Ice Explorer ride out onto the Athabasca Glacier is available. Continue back through Banff National Park to Canmore for the night, with time in the evening to browse the town's mountain-outfitter shops and cafes.
Breakfast included
Columbia Icefield, AB
Canmore, AB
Bow Lake, ABTrade the mountains for the moon-like landscape of the Alberta Badlands. Drive east to Drumheller, home to the Royal Tyrrell Museum's world-class dinosaur fossil collection, then walk among the layered clay formations of the Hoodoos and take in the sweeping canyon views at Horsethief Canyon — a striking contrast to the alpine scenery of the days before.
Breakfast included
Royal Tyrrell Museum, Drumheller, AB
Hoodoos, AB
Horsethief Canyon, ABTravel back to Calgary for a final look at the city before your flight home. Ride the Calgary Tower's glass-floor observation deck for a last view over the Bow River and the mountains you've just spent a week exploring, closing out a loop that took in every side of the province — snowy peaks, glacier lakes, and prehistoric badlands.
Breakfast included
Calgary Tower, Calgary, AB
Calgary, AB
Peyto Lake, ABDistances are approximate driving distances, for reference only — actual route and mileage on the day may vary.
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Optional activities you can add on-site — not included in the tour price.
| Cancelled | Refund |
|---|---|
| 21+ days before departure | Full refund |
| 7–20 days before departure | 50% refund |
| Less than 7 days before departure | No refund |
Yes — at 8 days it's our most complete loop through the province, covering both the Rockies and the Badlands in one trip.
Yes, once northbound on Day 4 and once southbound on Day 6, so you see it in both light conditions and can stop for anything you missed the first time.
No, it's optional and paid on-site at the Columbia Icefield — we build time into Day 6 for it.
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Turquoise water, the Banff townsite, and the peaks of Banff National Park — Alberta's classic first drive, done at an easy pace.
View itinerary →One of the world's great mountain drives — glaciers, waterfalls, and switchbacks north through the Columbia Icefield to Jasper.
View itinerary →Hoodoos, the Royal Tyrrell Museum, and red-rock canyons along the Dinosaur Trail — a different side of Alberta entirely.
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