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Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls, and Canadian Rockies Hidden Gems
Banff, Alberta, Canada
Alberta, Canada
$279.01
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Overview
Yoho National Park offers a breathtaking escape from the bustling crowds of Banff National Park, revealing stunning landscapes and hidden gems waiting to be explored. This immersive tour showcases the vibrant blue waters of Emerald Lake, the majestic Takkakaw Falls, and the serene beauty of Kootenay National Park.
- 🏷️ Rockies Hidden Gems with Lunch: Enjoy a delightful picnic lunch featuring a fresh turkey sandwich from a local favorite, ensuring you stay energized throughout your adventure.
- 🚌 Small Group Experience: Travel in comfort with a maximum of 12 guests, allowing for a personalized and intimate exploration of the Canadian Rockies.
- 🌄 Marvel at the breathtaking Takkakaw Falls, cascading down 1,224 feet (373 meters), making it the tallest waterfall in the Canadian Rockies.
- 🌊 Experience the stunning Emerald Lake, surrounded by the majestic President Range, where you’ll have 1.5 hours to explore trails or relax by the water.
- 🏞️ Discover the impressive Natural Bridge, a remarkable rock formation shaped by the Kicking Horse River, with various viewpoints to appreciate its beauty.
- 🚶♂️ Hike along the easy 1.3-mile (2.1 km) trail at Marble Canyon, crossing bridges that offer spectacular views of the turquoise waters of Tokumm Creek.
- 🚂 Visit the Lower Spiral Tunnels Viewpoint, where you can witness a marvel of engineering and enjoy picturesque mountain scenery.
- ☕ Savor hot drinks, including hot chocolate, coffee, or tea, to warm you up during your adventure.
- 💧 Stay hydrated with complimentary fresh water refills; just bring your own bottle to fill up.
- 📸 Capture your memories with a Polaroid souvenir, a perfect keepsake from your journey through the Rockies.
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Rockies Hidden Gems with Lunch
Picnic Lunch: A fresh picnic lunch from one of our local favourites.
Picnic Lunch: A fresh picnic lunch from one of our local favourites.
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 8 hours
- A fresh picnic lunch from a local favourite: a gourmet sandwich (turkey by default), fruit, and a baked treat. Have a preference or dietary restriction? Contact us for an alternative.
- Hot drinks (hot chocolate, coffee, or tea)
- Small group experience (max 12 guests)
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off at select Banff and Lake Louise locations
- Local guide trained in photography and storytelling
- Fresh water refills (BYO bottle)
- Polaroid souvenir
- Comfortable, premium transportation
- Guide gratuities (optional)
- Canoe rentals (pay on-site)
Meeting point
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 10:10am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone in the Samson Mall parking lot, opposite the Lake Louise Visitor Centre.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 10:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:05am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone on Elk St, in front of the BANFF sign.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone outside the Fairmont Shops, by the turning circle.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:55am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:50am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the Roam Bus Stop on Tunnel Mtn Rd outside Tunnel Mtn Resort.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:35am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Return details
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 10:10am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone in the Samson Mall parking lot, opposite the Lake Louise Visitor Centre.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 10:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:05am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone on Elk St, in front of the BANFF sign.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 8:00am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the bus loading zone outside the Fairmont Shops, by the turning circle.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:55am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel lobby.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:50am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the front of the hotel on Banff Ave.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:40am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
Meet at the Roam Bus Stop on Tunnel Mtn Rd outside Tunnel Mtn Resort.
Pickup times:
Jun. 1 – Oct. 11: 7:35am
Please be ready 5 min before departure. Vehicle departs on schedule.
- Kootenay National Park is a land of ice and fire, a place of contrasts, with valleys and canyons carved by glaciers and grasslands shaped by fire. Take a scenic drive along its historic highway to see it all unfold. (pass by)
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Marble CanyonJust over the continental divide, where the Rockies cross from Alberta into British Columbia, lies one of our favourite local secrets: Marble Canyon. Here, an easy 1.3-kilometre out-and-back trail crosses several bridges, offering incredible views across the canyon and down into the startling turquoise water of Tokumm Creek below. If you like a learning moment woven into your hikes, stop to marvel at how this little creek carved through the creamy-coloured sedimentary rock over millennia to create the canyon. Otherwise, just marvel at the beauty.
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Lower Spiral Tunnels ViewpointStep off the Trans-Canada Highway and into a piece of Canada's railway history. This roadside viewpoint in Yoho National Park looks out over the Lower Spiral Tunnels, an engineering feat built in 1909 to help trains climb the steep grade through Kicking Horse Pass. Watch as freight trains disappear into the mountainside and reappear, having spiraled through solid rock to gain elevation. Time it right and you'll see a train crossing directly above itself on the switchback, a rare sight most visitors never know to look for. Beyond the trains, the viewpoint offers sweeping views of the surrounding peaks and forested valley, making it a worthwhile stop even if no train happens to pass through.
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Emerald LakeIt's pretty easy to figure out where Emerald Lake gets its name. If the colour of the lake isn't enough to move you, the surrounding landscape certainly will. The President Range mountains surround the lake, forming a natural amphitheatre of the grandest scale, with towering peaks and forested banks. As our guest on this small group tour, you'll get guaranteed, expedited entry right to the shoreline. Here, you'll have 1.5 hours to explore the lakeside trails, rent a canoe, or simply hang out under a tree and watch the world go by.
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Natural BridgeNatural Bridge is an impressive natural rock formation spanning the Kicking Horse River west of Field, where the slower-moving waters from the Field valley flats begin their descent through a canyon to meet the Amiskwi River. The lookout gives you a variety of vantage points to take in the formation, with interpretive displays explaining the physical processes at work. It's an easy stop, reachable in minutes on Emerald Lake Road. Rushing water sculpted the Natural Bridge from what was once a waterfall, a powerful reminder of how much influence water has in shaping the landscape. The softer rock beneath the bridge's hard limestone band eroded faster over time, and as fissures widened, the river eventually carved a new path beneath the outcrop entirely.
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Takakkaw FallsAt 1,224 feet, Takakkaw Falls is the tallest waterfall in the Canadian Rockies and the second tallest in Canada. As snow and ice melt in early summer, they fuel the cascading water, creating a picturesque mist through the pines. If you're lucky, you may spot a rainbow or two at its base. It's fitting that the waterfall takes its name from the Cree word for "wonderful," pairing perfectly with the national park's name, Yoho, itself a Cree expression of awe and amazement, similar to "wow."
- Yoho National Park might be one of the smaller parks in the Canadian Rockies, but it packs the biggest punch. Located a little further up the road from the busy, bustling Lake Louise and Banff National Park, Yoho has an intimate feel despite being filled with immense, snow-capped mountains and thundering waterfalls. This beautiful region is heaven for explorers looking to escape the ordinary, and it belongs on everyone's Rockies bucket list. On this tour, your local expert Radventures guide decides the best order to visit each of these locations, based on weather conditions, big bus tour schedules, and a handful of other factors we consider as locals to make sure you get the most authentic experience of the day. As one of our signature small group tours, we'll also take you to a few secret local spots with incredible views along the way. (pass by)
If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met,
you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
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Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls, and Canadian Rockies Hidden Gems
Banff, Alberta, Canada
Alberta, Canada
$279.01
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!