Iconic Panoramas of Western Canada

A dynamic city at the edge of the Canadian Rockies, Calgary blends urban energy with a western spirit. Famous for its legendary Stampede and modern skyscrapers, it offers a perfect mix of modernity and authenticity.

Exploration of the charming town of Banff, founded in 1883. Surrounded by Mount Rundle, Cascade Mountain, and Sulphur Mountain, the views from the town — combining alpine ambiance and warm atmosphere — are extraordinary. Banff is the beating heart of the Rockies, a place where nature and culture meet.

Lake Louise, with its bright turquoise waters, is dominated by the Victoria Glacier and surrounded by impressive mountains. Nearby, Moraine Lake, with its deep, crystal-clear blue waters, lies in the Valley of the Ten Peaks. These spectacular landscapes are among the most iconic and photogenic in Canada, true symbols of the Rockies.

Journey along the famous Icefields Parkway toward Jasper. Every stop reveals stunning vistas: sparkling glaciers, powerful waterfalls, and majestic valleys. It is one of the country’s most legendary roads, offering complete immersion in the grandeur of the Rockies.

Discovery of subalpine forests and alpine meadows with Angel Glacier as a backdrop. At the end of the day, visit the small town of Jasper, nestled in the mountains. With its 11,000 km², Jasper National Park is the largest in the Canadian Rockies, a vast wilderness where serenity and immensity reign.

Maligne Lake captivates with its shimmering turquoise waters and majestic peaks. Famous for Spirit Island, accessible only by boat, it is one of the most emblematic landscapes of the Rockies and the largest lake in the region.

Created in 1886, Yoho means “wonder,” and it lives up to its name. Steep valleys, dense forests, and spectacular waterfalls follow one another, with the 309-meter-high Takakkaw Falls as a highlight. The park also features Emerald Lake, with its brilliant blue waters, and a site of 500-million-year-old marine fossils, showcasing its exceptional natural heritage.

Journey toward Kootenay National Park. In summer, it reveals its full diversity: snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, crystal-clear rivers, and natural hot springs. Unique sites like Marble Canyon and the Paint Pots, with their colorful ochre soils, offer contrasting and fascinating landscapes.

Crossing Kootenay Park to reach Canmore. This charming mountain town, neighboring Banff, seduces with its relaxed atmosphere and alpine scenery. It is an opportunity to stroll freely and enjoy the Rockies’ ambiance one last time.