Lake Louise Tours & Activities

Sightseeing tours and activities at Lake Louise, Alberta.

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Wildlife Tours in Alberta

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Duration: 6 days Location: Banff	6-Day Wilderness Tenting Horseback Rides from Banff	From USD $1,707.95
	These trips explore some of Banff National Park's most spectacular back country. Join us on this 6-day Wilderness Tenting Ride in the Cascade Valley. More Info >

Duration: 5 days Location: Banff	Paws in the Wilderness 5-Day Tenting Horseback Trip from Banff	From USD $1,373.95
	This special trip explores some of Banff National Park's most interesting wildlife. Join noted wolf researcher Melanie Percy on this 5-day Tenting Ride in the Cascade Valley to learn about wolves and their interaction with other wildlife. For many, September is the most beautiful time to ride in the Rockies. Willow brush and larch trees change their colour into brilliant fall hues of red, amber and gold. Wildlife tends to migrate down from their loftier perches to graze in the lower valleys. The days are pleasantly cool, ideal for riding. "Paws in the Wilderness" is back by popular demand - EXCLUSIVELY FOR ADULTS. More Info >

Duration: 6 days Location: Banff	Year of the Grizzly Horseback Trip from Banff	From USD $1,826.95
	Over the past 100 years of horse travel in the Rockies, we can attest to the compatibility between bears and horseback travel. Whatever the reasons may be, bears take little notice of horse parties. Although it was 2001 that was emphasized as the "Year of the Grizzly", due to popular demand we will continue with our interpretive trip to study the Grizzly and it's habitat. This summer, and hopefully for years to come, we will be organizing an ADULTS ONLY six-day horseback trip that will focus on the history, habitat and the future of the grizzly bear. More Info >