This quick ascent allows for spectacular views of Lake Louise from above and the opportunity to taste tea made from glacier water at Lake Agnes Teahouse.
The Lake Agnes Teahouse, Plain of Six Glaciers, Moraine Lake, and Paradise Valley are just some of the famous landscapes you can witness on day hikes from Lake Louise.
Lake Louise may be the most-photographed location in Banff National Park, famed for milky turquoise water reflecting dramatic, snow-capped peaks. But there’s far more to do here than simply snap a photo!
Surrounding Lake Louise is a mountain playground, with many miles of trails to explore. The nearby village of Lake Louise is the gateway to not only its namesake lake, but other photo-famous locations like the Plain of Six Glaciers, Moraine Lake, and Paradise Valley. One campsite or hotel room at Lake Louise can be your basecamp to all kinds of hikes in the Canadian Rockies: from picture-perfect strolls along a peaceful lakeshore to challenging scrambles on an alpine summit.
This quick ascent allows for spectacular views of Lake Louise from above and the opportunity to taste tea made from glacier water at Lake Agnes Teahouse.
A full-value loop combining the best of Lake Louise's scenery, and both of its famous teahouses.
Bonus hike past Lake Agnes to an incredible viewpoint above Lake Louise.
Steep and committing hike to an alpine summit above Lake Louise.
One of the best views in Banff National Park, reached by a strenuous hike from the lakeshore.
Stroll along the tranquil shore of Moraine Lake
The best hike in Banff for golden larches and snowy peaks in autumn.
A longer day hike that leaves the crowds behind, passing a small lake and reaching a unique waterfall in the Banff backcountry.