Moraine Lake is difficult to enter during the day, but regular vehicles can enter at night. At night, you can see aurora, stars in the night sky, and the Milky Way, and in the morning, you can see the sunrise view that only Moraine Lake can show. Packages made for a true tour of the Canadian Rockies, you'll never be disappointed!
Day 1 Incheon ➢ Calgary
Calgary Airport -> Guide Meeting -> Dinner (Korean food) -> Hotel
Day 2 Calgary ➢ Banff
Hotel Check-out (8 am) -> Kananaskis Tour -> Spray Lake -> Canmore -> Banff National Park
Lunch (Cascade Lake - Outdoor barbecue) -> Break time -> Lake Minnewanka
❖ Option: Lake Minnewanka Cruise ❖
Representative attractions of romantic travel. Minnewanka is the largest lake in Banff and is also known as the Lake of Spirits. Taking a cruise on a calm lake is the best way to feel the charm of the Canadian Rockies even more beautifully. The cruise captain and guide's explanation of Lake Minnewanka are interesting throughout the cruise.
Two Jack Lake -> Norquay View Point -> Banff Springs Hotel (Option: Afternoon tea) -> Bow Falls
Tunnel Mountain View Point -> Banff Gondola
❖ Banff Gondola ❖
Hot Springs -> Hotel Check-in -> Free time (Shopping)
Day 3 Banff ➢ Yoho National Park
Breakfast -> Guide Meeting -> Johnston Canyon
As the only canyon in Banff National Park, it is one of the most popular attractions for locals and Rockies tourists.
-> Lake Louise
❖ Option: 'Lake Louise' called the Pearl of Rocky Mountain ❖
Gondola experience Adult: $65/P, Child: $40/P
(Estimated operating period: April 15th - October 7th)
(Estimated operating period: April 15th - October 7th)
-> Takakkaw Falls
-> Lake O'Hara
❖ Option: Lake O'Hara Shuttle Bus ❖
To get to the lake, you have to go up about 11km from the parking lot, and you can only access it by walking or a shuttle operated by a national park. However, the shuttle bus only goes up two buses a day, the size of a bus that can carry 15 people. It is said that you have to make a reservation three months in advance.
-> Emerald Lake
❖ Option: Emerald Lake Canoe ❖
Emerald Lake is a lake created by ice flakes that followed the melting and flowing of glaciers blocking the river. Lake Emerald in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies is a superb view of lakes and mountains. The green lake is like a natural gem left in the world and has a curious glow. This left the world with an unimaginable beauty as a result of the melting water of the surrounding glaciers and snow peaks and the mineral interaction of the lake's bottom tens of thousands of years ago.
There are several trekking courses, and there are many clean and cozy accommodations near the lake to enjoy the natural scenery to the fullest.
-> Lake Louise Check-in -> Free Time -> Dinner
2 am : Departed for Moraine Lake
5 am : Watching the sunrise on Moraine Lake
-> Jasper National Park
Day 4 Moraine Lake ➢ Jasper National Park
❖ Peyto Lake ❖
As the glacier melts, it carries various minerals and collects them in the lake, making it a different color throughout the four seasons.
❖ Option: Icefield Parkway ❖
Ride aboard one of only 23 special snowmobiles in the world designed exclusively for backcountry exploration. After about 20 minutes of free time on the Athabasca Glacier, with an ice thickness of 300m. Sightseeing around Athabasca Valley Glacier, Snow Dome Glacier, Athabasca Mountain, etc.
❖ Option: Jasper Skywalk ❖
A special experience to view the expansive and magnificent view of the Rockies from an all-glass floor.
❖ Athabasca Falls ❖
It is not the tallest waterfall, with a height of 23M, but it is famous as the most powerful waterfall in the Canadian Rockies. You can walk easily with a simple EASY COURSE, and many VIEW POINTs are good for taking pictures.
❖ Jasper SkyTram ❖
(Operating period: March 20th - October 31st):
Located 10 minutes from Jasper Town, it is the longest and highest cable car in Canada at 2,263M. All sides are made of glass, so you can feel the overall nature of the Rockies as it is. When you arrive at the top, there are observation decks located on both sides of the tram platform so that you can see the mountains and lakes. You can see Pyramid Lake, Patricia Lake, Cabin Lake, and Caledonian Lake.
-> Jasper Town -> Wapta Falls -> Hotel Check-in -> Free time
Day 5 Jasper Tour
Pyramid Lake -> Golf (Option) -> Maligne Lake
❖ Option: Maligne Lake ❖
$85/adult, $45/child (Operating period: May 30th - October 10th)
Take a cruise in Merlin Lake and visit Spirit Island, also known as Spirit Island.
-> Maligne Canyon -> Jasper SkyTram
❖ Option: Jasper SkyTram ❖
(Operating period: March 20th - October 31st):
Located 10 minutes from Jasper Town, it is the longest and highest cable car in Canada at 2,263M. All sides are made of glass, so you can feel the overall nature of the Rockies as it is. When you arrive at the top, there are observation decks located on both sides of the tram platform so that you can see the mountains and lakes. You can see Pyramid Lake, Patricia Lake, Cabin Lake, and Caledonian Lake.
❖ Option: Jasper's Whitewater Rafting ❖
The Athabasca Mile 5 will put a smile on a face of any age, and the Athabasca Falls will wow you with its beauty. And if those sound too tame, the Sunwapta River will give you the action you’re looking for.
-> Lake Louise -> Lake Louise Hotel Check-in
Day 6 Incheon ➢ Calgary
Day 7 Incheon ➢ Calgary
Day 8 Calgary ➢ Incheon
