

Great Divide Nature Interpretation
The quiet beauty of winter in Lake Louise is a delight to explore on snowshoes! Swishing through fresh powder, you notice how the snow acts as a canvas, recording the tracks of snowshoe hares, pine martens and even the occasional lynx.
Your guide reveals hidden secrets too: beneath the snowpack are hibernating grizzly bears. You're asked a “Griz Quiz” question and there's a surprising answer. You've laughed and you've learned.
Also available in the summer: guided hiking, special theme hikes, birdwatching tours, and hiking at Lake O'Hara. See my Website.
Details
When to go
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Summer guided hiking season runs from May 31 to September 30. Winter guided snowshoeing season runs from December 1 to April 5
Opening Times
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily
Location
- Distance from Banff:
- 56km