557 activities · Canada
Calgary, Canada, has 557 activities, tours and experiences to book. Don't miss: Scotiabank Saddledome, McMahon Stadium, Calgary Tower, Calgary Zoo.
01Things to do

Scotiabank Saddledome
Arena

McMahon Stadium
Stadium
Calgary Tower
Observation tower
Calgary Zoo
Park

Glenbow Museum
Museum

St. Mary's Cathedral
Cathedral
02Activities to book
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Free cancellationCalgary has 557 activities, tours and day trips you can book online. Among the most booked: « Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Banff Tour from Calgary/Canmore/Banff », « Lake Louise Moraine Lake Day Trip from Banff Calgary Canmore », « Explore Moraine Lake and Lake Louise — A Half Day Tour ».
According to traveller reviews: « Explore Banff National Park Premium Day Trip » (5.0/5, 1,172 reviews) ; « Drumheller & Hoodoos Day Trip from Calgary, Explore the Badlands » (5.0/5, 180 reviews) ; « Moraine Lake & Louise & Banff Day Tour From Calgary-Canmore-Banff » (5.0/5, 522 reviews).
Not to be missed in Calgary: Scotiabank Saddledome, McMahon Stadium, Calgary Tower, Calgary Zoo, Glenbow Museum, St. Mary's Cathedral.
Usually, yes: 23 of the 24 most popular activities in Calgary offer free cancellation. The exact terms are shown on each activity page before you book.
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Duration
7 h
Language
English
Guidance
Guide
Group
Up to 55 pers.
Booking
Fast confirmation (within 2 days)
Lead time
Book up to 4 h before departure
Ticket
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Tickets
One per booking
Cancellation
Free cancellation available
Ready to fall in love with the Rockies in just one day? This 7-hour guided tour whisks you from Calgary or Banff into the heart of Banff National Park—no planning stress, just pure alpine magic. Snap postcard-perfect shots at Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake (yes, they’re real and ridiculously gorgeous), then dive into Canadian history at the Cave and Basin site—where hot springs and railway legends collide. Enjoy free time in the charming town of Banff (lunch optional, maple fudge highly recommended), strike a pose at the iconic Banff Sign, and finish strong with a frosty hike through Johnston Canyon’s frozen waterfalls—crampons included, penguin waddle optional. Includes comfy transport, local guide/driver, park entry, and roundtrip pickup/drop-off. Just bring your sense of wonder…and maybe a warm hat.
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Starting point: 2801 Bow Valley Trl, Canmore, AB T1W 3A2, Canada
Starting point: 4 Avenue Southeast, 4 Ave SE, Calgary, AB, Canada
Starting point: 2120 16 Ave NE, Calgary, AB T2E 1L4, Canada
Starting point: 333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB, Canada
Banff
As you leave Calgary’s skyline behind, the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) rolls westward like a red carpet into the mountains. Within minutes, the flat prairie gives way to foothills, and then—bam!—the jagged peaks of the Canadian Rockies steal the show. It’s about 140 km (87 miles), but with views this good, you’ll wish it were longer. This route is a living timeline—from Indigenous trails and railway expansion to modern eco-tourism. Every bend in the road whispers a story: of explorers, conservationists, and the occasional bear sighting. And with a guide narrating the journey, guests get the full backstage pass—not just the pretty pictures. Itinerary: Calgary/Banff → Lake Minnewanka+Two Jack Lake (30 mins) → Cave and Basin National Historic Site (45 mins) → Town of Banff (60 mins, includes optional lunch break) → The Banff Sign (15mins) → Johnston Canyon (60 mins, include free crampons) → Banff/Calgary
Banff
Itinerary adjustments during the Johnston Canyon closure: Calgary/Banff → Two Jack Lake (20 min) → Lake Minnewanka (30 min) → Cave and Basin National Historic Site (45 min) → Town of Banff (60 min, including time for lunch at own expense) → Banff Sign (15 min) → Vermilion Lakes (20 min) → Cascade of Time Garden (20 min) → Banff/Calgary Tips: 1. Cave and Basin National Historic Site: Closed on Oct. 22–24, Dec. 14–17 & 25, 2026, and Mar. 15–18, 2027. During closures, the guide will adjust the itinerary or extend visits to other attractions based on actual conditions. 2. Johnston Canyon: Closed for maintenance from Oct. 13 to Nov. 30, 2026. The itinerary will be adjusted accordingly.
Lake Minnewanka
1: Lake Minnewank & Two Jack Lake (Pass By) In just 30 minutes, you’ll visit two of Banff’s most photogenic lakes—each with its own story and wow factor. First up: Lake Minnewanka, the park’s largest and deepest lake (28 km long, 142 meters deep). Its name means “Water Spirit” in Stoney Nakoda, and trust us, the vibes are strong—think glassy reflections, dramatic peaks, and maybe a curious elk or two. 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Two Jack Lake
Then it’s off to Two Jack Lake, a local favorite named after two legendary “Jacks” (no relation to the card game). With emerald waters and sweeping views of Mount Rundle, it’s a photographer’s dream—especially when the light hits just right. Sunrise? Magical. Sunset? Even better.
Cave and Basin National Historic Site
2: Cave and Basin National Historic Site Step into the steamy origin story of Banff at the Cave and Basin National Historic Site—where three railway workers accidentally stumbled upon natural hot springs in 1883 and unknowingly launched Canada’s entire national park system. Yep, this is the birthplace of it all! 45 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free Tips: 1. Due to the opening hours of the Caves & Basin National Historic Site, if the site is closed on the day of your trip, The tour guide will flexibly adjust the itinerary based on the weather conditions, guests' physical condition, and travel preferences, and may extend the time spent at other attractions. Please refer to the actual arrangements made by the tour operator for details. The closing dates for the Caves & Basin National Historic Site in 2026-2027 are: October 22-24, December 14-17, December 25, and March 15-18.
3: Town of Banff Welcome to Banff—Canada’s alpine sweetheart and the kind of town that makes you want to quit your job and become a full-time mountain dweller. Nestled in the heart of Banff National Park, this charming little hub is packed with boutique shops, cozy cafés, and jaw-dropping views in every direction. You’ll have 60 minutes to explore, grab lunch (elk burger, anyone?), hunt for maple fudge, or just wander the streets soaking in the fresh mountain air and postcard-perfect scenery. Whether you're into hot springs, hiking, or just pretending you're in a Hallmark movie, Banff delivers. This 1-hour stop leaves time for an optional lunch break at your own expense, free time to explore, insider tips from your guide, and plenty of photo ops. No hiking boots required—just your appetite and a love for mountain magic. 1 Hour • Admission Ticket Free
Banff Town Sign
4: Banff Town Sign Say cheese at the legendary Banff Sign—your official “I made it!” moment in the Canadian Rockies. Crafted from rugged wood and stone, this bold landmark sits proudly at the corner of Banff Avenue and Mount Norquay Road, framed by towering peaks, whispering pines, and skies so clear they practically wink at you. Whether you're kicking off your mountain adventure or wrapping up a day of alpine magic, this 15-minute stop is your chance to strike a pose, snap a selfie, and make your Instagram jealous. Included: Quick photo stop with guide tips for the best angles, mountain backdrop guaranteed, and bragging rights unlocked. Bonus: it’s the perfect spot to practice your “windswept explorer” look or group jump shot—no judgment, just joy. 15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Johnston Canyon
5: Johnston Canyon Get ready to channel your inner explorer at Johnston Canyon, one of Banff’s most dramatic and photogenic natural wonders. Carved over thousands of years by rushing water, this canyon is a masterpiece of erosion—with narrow rock walls, icy bridges, and waterfalls that freeze into glittering sculptures in winter. You’ll spend 60 minutes navigating the trail with free crampons (no slipping, just strutting), marveling at frozen cascades and snow-draped trees that look like nature’s holiday decorations. In summer, it’s lush and green; in winter, it’s a frosty fairytale. Either way, it’s unforgettable. Included: Guided canyon walk, complimentary crampons, insider tips, and epic photo ops. Whether you're chasing waterfalls or pretending you're in a snow globe, this stop delivers the wow. 1 Hour • Admission Ticket Free
Calgary
6: Return to Calgary After soaking up the icy magic of Johnston Canyon, it’s time to kick back and enjoy the scenic ride back to Calgary and the City life. This isn’t just a drive—it’s your final chance to savor the Rockies in all their glory. As we cruise along the Bow Valley Parkway and Trans-Canada Highway, keep your eyes peeled for elk, mountain goats, or that one perfect sunset shot. Your guide may share a few final stories, fun facts, or local legends to wrap up the day with flair. Whether you're dozing off to mountain views or swapping photos with new friends, this comfy return trip is the cherry on top of your alpine adventure. Your professional guide/driver will drop-off at your original pickup point and leave you with one last dose of mountain magic. No hiking, no stress—just smooth roads and great memories. 1 ½ to 2 hour ride
Please notify your order number or invoice number upon payment. Present your receipt and voucher upon check-in. Please arrive at the starting point 5-10 mins before departure time. Know Before You Go 1. The maximal waiting time for any late passengers is 10 minutes beyond the meeting time announced by the Tour Guide. While JUPITER LEGEND Corporation makes every effort to provide on-time service, it does not guarantee to arrive at or depart from any point.as a specific time, which may be affected by any number of factors including weather, traffic, strikes, government shutdowns, war or terrorist attacks, or mechanical prob- lems. JUPITER LEGEND Corporation is not liable for any inconvenience or expense caused as a result of such a delay, not liable for the expense of connecting air or train or bus service missed as a result of a delay and not liable for any other travel expense caused as a result of a delay. 2. JUPITER LEGEND Corporation and Ctour Holiday reserve the right, when operating conditions require, transferring passengers from one vehicle to another en route. 3. The following documents are recommended to make your check-in process smooth: A valid photo ID is required to board the bus; We recommend you bring a copy of the email confirmation to board the bus. 4. Gift items in the itinerary that cannot be given away due to force majeure factors such as traffic and weather conditions or personal reasons may be subject to change. Please understand that the fees will not be refunded. 5. Smoking is prohibited aboard the bus in accordance with Federal law. 6. Pets and animals are not allowed on the vehicle. 7. Emergency contact: (Toll Free) +1(866)585-8747 or +1(212)334-4222.
09:45Departure Banff: Elk + Avenue Hotel;333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B1, Canada;
The return is at the same place.
1 traveler(s) minimum · 12 maximum per booking.
At least one adult required per booking.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Product code: 132218P679
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