The Canadian Rockies are a hiker’s paradise. Whether you like alpine lakes, mountain tops, canyons with waterfalls, or glaciers, we’ve got you covered.
Galatea Lakes in Kananaskis Country is just an hour from Calgary. It’s the perfect hike on a hot summer day as you mostly hike sheltered in the forest and visit three stunning lakes.
Sulphur Mountain is a classic hike in Banff National Park. It’s mostly popular due to Gondola leading to the top, but you can also take the more adventurous route and hike up.
Wilcox Pass Hike in Jasper National Park is one of the highlights when travelling on Icefields Parkway. Icefields Parkway connects Banff and Jasper National Parks.
Iceline Trail hike starts by the Whiskey Jack Hostel and climbs steeply through the trees until you reach the treeline. You have the most beautiful views in every direction.
Kootenay National Park is the least visited in the Rockies because most of it is inaccessible. However, Floe Lake is a little-known hike with a well-trodden trail.