This year's winter events lineup has something for everyone!
Whether you’re an event spectator or participant, you're guaranteed to have a great time in one of the most beautiful, exciting and family friendly places on earth! Come out and take part in the festivities this winter.
*Event participants/competitors can register online here on skilouise.com prior to individual event days (usually 3-4 weeks before the event).
Click on a event below for full details:
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - Into the Wild with Casey Anderson
September 21 - 23
"Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" Package - September 21-23, 2012
The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, in partnership with National Geographic Mission Programs, is excited to offer the rare opportunity to spend time with Casey Anderson - Naturalist, Grizzly Guy and Host of America the Wild on Nat Geo WILD.
Experience an unforgettable weekend exploring the Lake Louise area, situated in the heart of Banff National Park. Be captivated by grizzly bear stories while indulging in luxurious Fairmont style. This exclusive package is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to be shared with family and friends.
A passionate and enthusiastic naturalist, Casey Anderson has worked on numerous wildlife documentaries and is the host of America the Wild with Casey Anderson on Nat Geo WILD. Best known for his "pal" Brutus, an 8 year old grizzly, Casey will offer his entertaining and personal insight into working and living with wild animals.
Weekend Highlights
Hike to the Lake Agnes Tea House with our certified Heritage Guides and meet Casey Anderson at the top for an early lunch. One of the most hiked trails in the Canadian Rockies, this destination has it all: an enjoyable trail, stunning views, and a historic teahouse for relaxing and refueling before the descent.
Participate in Casey's presentation, Bear With Me, where Casey discusses his unique relationship with Brutus and offers insight into grizzly bears and wild animals, in general.
Plenty of time to discover Lake Louise at your own pace. Canoeing on the pristine emerald waters of Lake Louise, take a spectacular sightseeing gondola ride or indulge in a relaxing treatment in our day spa.
Weekend Itinerary - 3 days, 2 nights
Friday, September 21 - Arrive in Lake Louise:
Travel to Calgary, Alberta, Canada (transportation on own) and enjoy a scenic two-hour drive to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise through the Rocky Mountains. All activities will originate from the hotel. Start your adventure with an evening welcome reception and meet Casey Anderson.
Saturday, September 22 - Hike and Learn:
Feast on a hearty breakfast buffet before a four-hour guided hike with our certified Heritage Guides to the Lake Agnes Tea House. Meet Casey there for lunch before returning to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise to relax and explore at your own pace. Join Casey for his "Bear With Me" presentation, and then enjoy a sumptuous dinner created by our talented culinary team.
Sunday, September 23 - Discover Lake Louise and Head Home:
The morning is yours to discover; linger over our buffet breakfast, paddle a canoe on Lake Louise and visit the Lake Louise Ski Hill and (hopefully) spot a Grizzly from the Grizzly Gondola. Check-out of the hotel and take the 1A highway back through Banff National Park to spot more wildlife before returning to Calgary.
Package Rates & Inclusions
Two night package rates from $1199 ($599 per night), plus applicable taxes, based on double occupancy in a Fairmont guest room. Rates for accompanying children, single or triple occupancy and pre/post dates are also available. Subject to availability at time of booking.
Inclusions:
Two nights luxury accommodation
Welcome reception on Friday with Casey Anderson
Buffet Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday in Poppy Brasserie restaurant
Chateau Deli Bagged Lunch on Saturday
Dinner Saturday with Casey Anderson
Welcome amenity - including a copy of Casey Anderson's book "The Story of Brutus"
Guided Hike Saturday (Suitable for children 7 years of age and older - child care services are available at the Hotel)
Reserved Seating at "Bear with Me" presentation by Casey Anderson
Grizzly Gondola pass to the Lake Louise Ski Area
One hour canoe rental on Lake Louise
To reserve this package, call 1-866-540-4413 and ask for the "Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" package or click on the Book Now button below.
Lake Louise Fall Festival
September 1 - October 8
AUTUMN IS AWESOME IN LAKE LOUISE
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - Into the Wild with Casey Anderson
September 21 - 23
"Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" Package - September 21-23, 2012
The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, in partnership with National Geographic Mission Programs, is excited to offer the rare opportunity to spend time with Casey Anderson - Naturalist, Grizzly Guy and Host of America the Wild on Nat Geo WILD.
Experience an unforgettable weekend exploring the Lake Louise area, situated in the heart of Banff National Park. Be captivated by grizzly bear stories while indulging in luxurious Fairmont style. This exclusive package is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to be shared with family and friends.
A passionate and enthusiastic naturalist, Casey Anderson has worked on numerous wildlife documentaries and is the host of America the Wild with Casey Anderson on Nat Geo WILD. Best known for his "pal" Brutus, an 8 year old grizzly, Casey will offer his entertaining and personal insight into working and living with wild animals.
Weekend Highlights
Hike to the Lake Agnes Tea House with our certified Heritage Guides and meet Casey Anderson at the top for an early lunch. One of the most hiked trails in the Canadian Rockies, this destination has it all: an enjoyable trail, stunning views, and a historic teahouse for relaxing and refueling before the descent.
Participate in Casey's presentation, Bear With Me, where Casey discusses his unique relationship with Brutus and offers insight into grizzly bears and wild animals, in general.
Plenty of time to discover Lake Louise at your own pace. Canoeing on the pristine emerald waters of Lake Louise, take a spectacular sightseeing gondola ride or indulge in a relaxing treatment in our day spa.
Weekend Itinerary - 3 days, 2 nights
Friday, September 21 - Arrive in Lake Louise:
Travel to Calgary, Alberta, Canada (transportation on own) and enjoy a scenic two-hour drive to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise through the Rocky Mountains. All activities will originate from the hotel. Start your adventure with an evening welcome reception and meet Casey Anderson.
Saturday, September 22 - Hike and Learn:
Feast on a hearty breakfast buffet before a four-hour guided hike with our certified Heritage Guides to the Lake Agnes Tea House. Meet Casey there for lunch before returning to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise to relax and explore at your own pace. Join Casey for his "Bear With Me" presentation, and then enjoy a sumptuous dinner created by our talented culinary team.
Sunday, September 23 - Discover Lake Louise and Head Home:
The morning is yours to discover; linger over our buffet breakfast, paddle a canoe on Lake Louise and visit the Lake Louise Ski Hill and (hopefully) spot a Grizzly from the Grizzly Gondola. Check-out of the hotel and take the 1A highway back through Banff National Park to spot more wildlife before returning to Calgary.
Package Rates & Inclusions
Two night package rates from $1199 ($599 per night), plus applicable taxes, based on double occupancy in a Fairmont guest room. Rates for accompanying children, single or triple occupancy and pre/post dates are also available. Subject to availability at time of booking.
Inclusions:
Two nights luxury accommodation
Welcome reception on Friday with Casey Anderson
Buffet Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday in Poppy Brasserie restaurant
Chateau Deli Bagged Lunch on Saturday
Dinner Saturday with Casey Anderson
Welcome amenity - including a copy of Casey Anderson's book "The Story of Brutus"
Guided Hike Saturday (Suitable for children 7 years of age and older - child care services are available at the Hotel)
Reserved Seating at "Bear with Me" presentation by Casey Anderson
Grizzly Gondola pass to the Lake Louise Ski Area
One hour canoe rental on Lake Louise
To reserve this package, call 1-866-540-4413 and ask for the "Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" package or click on the Book Now button below.
Lake Louise Fall Photography Courses with Mark Unrau
September 22
Brief Description:
What better place to learn about photography than one of the most scenic locations in the Rocky Mountains! The Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola as part of the Lake Louise Fall Festival will be offering a photo course taught by local photographer Mark Unrau. This two hour course will be offered Saturday the 22nd and Saturday the 29th of September. Mark will be covering both exposure and composition including components inside and outside the classroom.
Sessions are to be conducted at the top of the sightseeing gondola at Whitehorn lodge. Please allow for at least 30 minutes after arriving at the base area to ride the lift and walk to Whitehorn lodge.
The cost to participate in a session is only $30 for two hours of instruction. This also includes the price of your Gondola Ticket. On the day of the course, your gondola ticket will be available for pickup at Guest Services in the Lodge of Ten Peaks.
Add a breakfast buffet to your registration for just $2 or a lunch buffet for only $6! Breakfast is from 8:30am to 11:00am and lunch from 11:30am to 2:30pm. This special meal offer is only available to those registered in a photography session.
2012 Course Dates:
Saturday, September 22
Saturday, September 29
Course Registration:
Registration for Saturday, September 22 is now closed.
*Persons must be 16 years and older to register for this course.
Lake Louise Fall Festival
September 1 - October 8
AUTUMN IS AWESOME IN LAKE LOUISE
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - Into the Wild with Casey Anderson
September 21 - 23
"Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" Package - September 21-23, 2012
The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, in partnership with National Geographic Mission Programs, is excited to offer the rare opportunity to spend time with Casey Anderson - Naturalist, Grizzly Guy and Host of America the Wild on Nat Geo WILD.
Experience an unforgettable weekend exploring the Lake Louise area, situated in the heart of Banff National Park. Be captivated by grizzly bear stories while indulging in luxurious Fairmont style. This exclusive package is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to be shared with family and friends.
A passionate and enthusiastic naturalist, Casey Anderson has worked on numerous wildlife documentaries and is the host of America the Wild with Casey Anderson on Nat Geo WILD. Best known for his "pal" Brutus, an 8 year old grizzly, Casey will offer his entertaining and personal insight into working and living with wild animals.
Weekend Highlights
Hike to the Lake Agnes Tea House with our certified Heritage Guides and meet Casey Anderson at the top for an early lunch. One of the most hiked trails in the Canadian Rockies, this destination has it all: an enjoyable trail, stunning views, and a historic teahouse for relaxing and refueling before the descent.
Participate in Casey's presentation, Bear With Me, where Casey discusses his unique relationship with Brutus and offers insight into grizzly bears and wild animals, in general.
Plenty of time to discover Lake Louise at your own pace. Canoeing on the pristine emerald waters of Lake Louise, take a spectacular sightseeing gondola ride or indulge in a relaxing treatment in our day spa.
Weekend Itinerary - 3 days, 2 nights
Friday, September 21 - Arrive in Lake Louise:
Travel to Calgary, Alberta, Canada (transportation on own) and enjoy a scenic two-hour drive to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise through the Rocky Mountains. All activities will originate from the hotel. Start your adventure with an evening welcome reception and meet Casey Anderson.
Saturday, September 22 - Hike and Learn:
Feast on a hearty breakfast buffet before a four-hour guided hike with our certified Heritage Guides to the Lake Agnes Tea House. Meet Casey there for lunch before returning to The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise to relax and explore at your own pace. Join Casey for his "Bear With Me" presentation, and then enjoy a sumptuous dinner created by our talented culinary team.
Sunday, September 23 - Discover Lake Louise and Head Home:
The morning is yours to discover; linger over our buffet breakfast, paddle a canoe on Lake Louise and visit the Lake Louise Ski Hill and (hopefully) spot a Grizzly from the Grizzly Gondola. Check-out of the hotel and take the 1A highway back through Banff National Park to spot more wildlife before returning to Calgary.
Package Rates & Inclusions
Two night package rates from $1199 ($599 per night), plus applicable taxes, based on double occupancy in a Fairmont guest room. Rates for accompanying children, single or triple occupancy and pre/post dates are also available. Subject to availability at time of booking.
Inclusions:
Two nights luxury accommodation
Welcome reception on Friday with Casey Anderson
Buffet Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday in Poppy Brasserie restaurant
Chateau Deli Bagged Lunch on Saturday
Dinner Saturday with Casey Anderson
Welcome amenity - including a copy of Casey Anderson's book "The Story of Brutus"
Guided Hike Saturday (Suitable for children 7 years of age and older - child care services are available at the Hotel)
Reserved Seating at "Bear with Me" presentation by Casey Anderson
Grizzly Gondola pass to the Lake Louise Ski Area
One hour canoe rental on Lake Louise
To reserve this package, call 1-866-540-4413 and ask for the "Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" package or click on the Book Now button below.
Lake Louise Fall Festival
September 1 - October 8
AUTUMN IS AWESOME IN LAKE LOUISE
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
Lake Louise Fall Photography Courses with Mark Unrau
September 29
Brief Description:
What better place to learn about photography than one of the most scenic locations in the Rocky Mountains! The Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola as part of the Lake Louise Fall Festival will be offering a photo course taught by local photographer Mark Unrau. This two hour course will be offered Saturday the 22nd and Saturday the 29th of September. Mark will be covering both exposure and composition including components inside and outside the classroom.
Sessions are to be conducted at the top of the sightseeing gondola at Whitehorn lodge. Please allow for at least 30 minutes after arriving at the base area to ride the lift and walk to Whitehorn lodge.
The cost to participate in a session is only $30 for two hours of instruction. This also includes the price of your Gondola Ticket. On the day of the course, your gondola ticket will be available for pickup at Guest Services in the Lodge of Ten Peaks.
Add a breakfast buffet to your registration for just $2 or a lunch buffet for only $6! Breakfast is from 8:30am to 11:00am and lunch from 11:30am to 2:30pm. This special meal offer is only available to those registered in a photography session.
2012 Course Dates:
Saturday, September 22
Saturday, September 29
Course Registration:
Registration for Saturday, September 29 is now full.
*Persons must be 16 years and older to register for this course.
Lake Louise Fall Festival
September 1 - October 8
AUTUMN IS AWESOME IN LAKE LOUISE
Warm temperatures and sunshine are the norm, summer crowds are gone and the changing colours of the forest are a feast for the eyes. The Lake Louise Fall Festival offers unique activities, events and special packages to celebrate the season and experience the heart and soul of Banff National Park.
Fall is unbelievably spectacular, so don’t miss the opportunity to hike through the golden larch trees, a stunning contrast to the dramatic Canadian Rockies, evergreen valleys and turquoise-blue lakes. Sign up for a guided hike or bike adventure to learn about the history, flora and fauna of Lake Louise, or take a wilderness horseback trip like early explorers who opened up the rugged west. Restaurants have created tasty Fall Festival menus and a variety of interesting new events are planned, including a photography workshop a the Lake Louise Gondola, the 'Tea House Highline Challenge', and much more!
If you're looking for special ways to enjoy the Fall season in the Canadian Rockies, you'll find there are options for everyone, whether you're up for active exploration or relaxing amidst the changing colours.
Click here to find out more about the Lake Louise Fall Festival!
Gondola, Glaciers, & Grizzlies
September 1 - 30
Brief Description:
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
Date(s):
September 1st – September 30th, 2012.
Time:
Gondola Hours -9:30AM to 6:30PM (Sept 1st-9th ), 9:30AM to 4:30PM (Sept 10th-30th).
Interpretive Walks – 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00PM.
Price:
$27.75 Adult / $13.75 Child / 5 and under free.
45 minute guided walk - $5.
Event Location: The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Phone Number: 403-522-3555 or toll free at 1-877-956-8473.
The Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd.
1 Whitehorn Road, Lake Louise
Alberta, Canada, T0L 1E0
Toll Free: 1-877-956-8473 (9-LOUISE)
Local: 1-403-522-3555
Snow Phone: 1-403-244-6665 (CHI-NOOK) E-mail: info@skilouise.com
Cruise for fourteen minutes, in an open chair or a fully enclosed gondola, to one of the Banff National Park's greatest views! From the top, at 2088m (6850ft), the spectacular scenery is yours to explore. There are ambitious hikes to the summit of Mt. Whitehorn for the hardy, or equally lovely short, leisurely strolls for those with more modest exercise goals. You can also sign up for a 45 minute guided walk at the interpretive center.
"Into The Wild with Casey Anderson" Package - September 21-23, 2012
