Travel from Canmore, Banff or Lake Louise in comfort and discover two of the Canadian Rockies' most celebrated glacial lakes — with flexible time, local guidance and door-to-door service.
Get a QuoteLake Louise and Moraine Lake are two of the most photographed destinations in the world — glacier-fed waters glowing an impossible turquoise, framed by snow-capped peaks and ancient pine forests. Together they form the postcard image most people picture when they think of the Canadian Rockies.
Our private tour takes you beyond the tour-bus crowds, timing your visit to catch the best light and quietest moments at each lake, while sharing the history, geology, and hidden stories that make this valley so extraordinary.
Private vehicle access is restricted. Visitors reach Moraine Lake by shuttle, transit or an authorized commercial operator. Our private service gives your group a relaxed arrival, time to enjoy the shoreline and guidance toward memorable viewpoints away from the busiest areas whenever conditions allow.







Moraine Lake lies in the Valley of the Ten Peaks in Banff National Park. Its remarkable blue-green colour is created by fine glacial rock flour suspended in the water, which reflects sunlight in vivid turquoise tones. The lake became one of Canada's most recognizable landscapes after appearing on the reverse of the Canadian twenty-dollar bill between 1969 and 1979.
Our private service gives your group a relaxed arrival, time to enjoy the shoreline and guidance toward memorable viewpoints away from the busiest areas whenever conditions allow.
Trail access and conditions can change. Guests should check current Parks Canada trail reports and carry appropriate footwear, layers and bear spray.
A short climb to the classic Valley of the Ten Peaks viewpoint and one of the most photographed scenes in Canada.
A gentle forested walk beside the lake, offering peaceful shoreline views and changing angles of the Ten Peaks.
A rewarding hike through forest and rocky terrain to a pair of alpine lakes below dramatic mountain walls.
Lake Louise is named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria. Framed by Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier, the lake became an early destination for Canadian Pacific Railway travellers and mountaineers. Today, its turquoise water, historic Fairmont Chateau and iconic red canoes create one of the Canadian Rockies' most celebrated scenes.
Stroll the lakeshore, paddle beneath the glacier, enjoy afternoon tea or begin a classic hike to Lake Agnes and the Beehives. Your private tour allows time to explore at your own pace, with convenient pickup and a comfortable return after your visit.
Select a route that matches your fitness, weather and available tour time. Longer hikes are best paired with our full-day hiking package.
A flat, accessible walk with close views of the water, Mount Victoria and the glacier at the far end.
A classic ascent through forest past Mirror Lake to an alpine lake and historic seasonal teahouse.
Continue beyond Lake Agnes for sweeping views over Lake Louise, the Chateau and surrounding peaks.
Meet your local host at your hotel or accommodation in Canmore, Banff or Lake Louise and settle into your luxury Mercedes Sprinter.
Travel one of the region's most scenic roads, with mountain views and opportunities to spot wildlife responsibly from the vehicle.
Stand beneath the Valley of the Ten Peaks, walk the lakeshore, visit the Rockpile viewpoint and capture the lake's famous turquoise reflections.
A short drive from Moraine Lake across to Lake Louise.
Experience the glacier-framed lake, Fairmont Chateau, canoe dock and shoreline. Longer packages allow time for hiking or a relaxed lakeside visit.
Relax on the return drive and enjoy door-to-door drop-off. Customized stopover times and extended packages are available.
Approximate basic-tour duration: 6 hours from Canmore, 5 hours from Banff and 4 hours from Lake Louise. Driving times vary with pickup location, traffic, weather and access conditions.
Choose Your Experience
Every booking reserves the entire vehicle exclusively for your group. No strangers, no rushed shuttle schedule.
Most Popular
Please note: Moraine Lake access is seasonal and weather dependent. Tour times, trail access and stop durations may change because of road controls, congestion, weather, wildlife activity or Parks Canada requirements.