Transportation & Tours

Mountain Madness runs cycling tours between Jasper and Banff over the most memorable 4 days of your life. These tours include riding sections of highway at a moderate pace with amazing stops at points of interest.  Travel the Icefields Parkway from Jasper to Banff, the world's best drive, and experience the breathtaking valleys, mountain passes, glaciers, lakes, wildlife, and waterfalls. It's an exceptional way to experience Banff and Jasper National Parks at a perfect pace, from the seat of your bike, giving you a great balance of riding, sightseeing, and relaxing.  The tour for 2019 includes staying at Sunwapta Falls Resort, The Crossing Resort, and Mountaineer Lodge in Lake Louise.  They also offer group cycling tours if you have a group of 6 or more people.  Jasper to Banff Cycling Tours Watch the Video to See What This Tour is Like

Get the stories behind the scenery with Great Divide Nature Interpretation. Discover the mountain landscape of Banff National Park through a guided hike to see amazing scenery and local wildlife viewing opportunities. Explore the quiet winter wonderful by snowshoe. Having a guide by your side is an unparalleled experience.

If you are interested in discovering more about the world of ice and snow, our guided interpretive Icewalk tours onto the Athabasca Glacier are designed just for you! The Columbia Icefield is made up of several different glaciers, and the Athabasca Glacier stretches down into close proximity of the Icefield Parkway, which makes it very accessible. Although it’s convenient, it still retains the raw beauty of an ancient ice flow, and sparks thoughts of a simpler time, long before any roads passed nearby. While hiking across the glacier you’ll get a close up view of sheer stone walls rising from the valley that has been carved out by the inexorable advance of millions of tons of snow and ice. You’ll cross small waterways that form on the icefield and etch blue-green paths, and all with constant views of the world renowned The Canadian Rockies. Stop at the Columbia Icefields Centre and get out for some exercise - do more than take a photo, walk on the glacier! Ice Cubed Tour - a 3 hour guided hike along the lower portion of the Athabasca Glacier - $105 per person Ice Walk Deluxe Glacier Adventure - a 6 hour guided hike showing you a bigger variety of glacial features and a better perspective of the dynamics of how snow and ice moves. $160 per person Visit Icewalks Website Tours are available May 28 - October 6, 2017