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Banff Fall Adventures

From $62

Visiting Banff in October & November? Fall is a magical time in Banff, and we have the best ways for you to experience it all! As the seasons change from summer and winter, the adventure continues.

Whether you're soaring to the top of Sulphur Mountain on the Banff Gondola for unforgettable 360-degree views, or exploring the vibrant fall colors of Lake Louise on a guided tour, there’s no shortage of incredible ways to experience this magical season.

Take your trip to the next level with a helicopter tour over the majestic Rockies, explore ancient caves on a guided underground adventure, or visit the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary to connect with these fascinating animals. From panoramic vistas to unique wildlife encounters, Banff in the fall offers unforgettable experiences for everyone. Book your autumn adventure today!

Banff Gondola

Banff Gondola

Adult (16+): $70 Youth (6-15): $45.85 Child (0-5): Free

Sightseeing Tours

Discover Banff & it's Wildlife

Adult (13+): From $87.00 Child (3-12): From $51.00 Infant (0-2yrs): Free

Lake Louise Fall Tour

Adult (13+): $110 Child (3-12ys): $68 Infant (0-2yrs): Free

Lake Louise, Emerald Lake & Johnston Canyon Fall Adventure

Per person (8+): $229

Open Top Tour - Shadows of the Summits

Adult (16+): $62 Child (6-15): $40 Infant (0-5): Free

Helicopter Flights - Canmore

Three Sisters Helicopter Flight - 25 mins

Adult (13+): $320 Child (6-12): $160 Child (2-5): Free

Mt Assiniboine & Glaciers Tour - 35 mins

Adult (13+): $430 Child (6-12): $215 Child (2-5): Free

Continental Divide Tour - 45 mins

Adult (13+): $550 Child (6-12): $275 Child (2-5): Free

Activities

Adventure Cave Tour

Adult (16+): $199 Child (12-15): $169

Wolfdog Sanctuary - Interactive Tour

Per person (15+): $89
  • Each tour has it's own specific itinerary and departure times. Check out the individual pages for more information.
  • Please remember to dress in layers and remember a warm clothing as mountain weather is unpredictable during the fall season.
  • If you're planning on fall hiking in Banff National Park, it's important to check the trail conditions prior to setting off. Here is a link to Parks Canada Trail Report
  • Need ice cleats? You can rent ice cleats from our Banff Adventures Adventure Centre on Bear Street or reserve online here

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