Wild Peaks & Campfire Nights: Canadian Rockies Adventure

Choose your own alpine adventure: a windswept trail above the treeline with endless glacier views, or a bucket-list walk across the icy spine of the Athabasca Glacier. Whether you’re crunching across ancient ice or hiking past Bighorn sheep in the clouds, this is high-altitude wilderness at its finest. Note: extra costs apply for the icewalk (booked on site).

Follow the shoreline of turquoise Bow Lake as it carves a path through the valley, leading you to the thunder of Bow Glacier Falls. It’s an easy trek with a cinematic payoff – towering cliffs, icy meltwater and the roar of a waterfall born from glacial time. One foot in the now, one in the Ice Age.

This is the Rockies in their Sunday best. A classic alpine route that weaves past ice-cloaked giants. As you climb, the glacier count – and your awe for Mother Nature – rises. The trail ends in a high bowl surrounded by ice and stone, where silence says more than a selfie ever could.

This one earns its name. The Iceline is a high route that dances along the edge of glacier tongues and looks down on the misty plunge of Takakkaw Falls. It’s rugged, steep, and jaw-droppingly beautiful – an all-day epic that rewards every step with outrageous views and alpine drama.

If whitewater’s your thing, this river’s got teeth. Kicking Horse delivers fast, cold, adrenaline-heavy hits with optional rafting trips that can be booked on site. It’s the perfect way to break up the stillness of the peaks with a surge of energy. Extra costs apply.

After a week of hauling your body up ridgelines and into glacial zones, this is the reward. Slip into mineral-rich pools that have been soothing sore muscles for over a century. Steam curls into mountain air, aches fade and everything slows.