Embark on an unforgettable journey through the stunning Rocky Mountains with a day tour departing from Calgary. This adventure-packed excursion will take you to the awe-inspiring Columbia Icefield, a true natural wonder that promises a day of exploration, excitement, and breathtaking vistas.

As you depart from Calgary, you'll be treated to panoramic views of the rugged Rocky Mountains, with their snow-capped peaks and lush forests stretching as far as the eye can see. The journey itself is an experience, with winding roads that offer glimpses of wildlife, sparkling lakes, and cascading waterfalls along the way.

Upon arriving at the Columbia Icefield, you'll be met with a sight that will leave you speechless. This massive icefield covers an area of over 200 square kilometers and is one of the largest icefields in the Rocky Mountains. Here, you'll have the opportunity to step foot on the Athabasca Glacier, a stunning expanse of ice that has been sculpted by nature over thousands of years.

For those seeking adventure, there are a variety of activities to choose from. Strap on your crampons and join a guided ice walk on the glacier, where you'll learn about the unique ecosystem that thrives in this icy landscape. Or, for a truly exhilarating experience, hop aboard a specially designed Ice Explorer vehicle and venture out onto the glacier for a guided tour like no other.

If you prefer a more leisurely pace, simply take in the beauty of the surrounding mountains and glaciers from the comfort of the Glacier Skywalk. This glass-floored observation platform juts out over the Sunwapta Valley, offering unparalleled views of the dramatic landscape below.

Throughout the day, knowledgeable guides will be on hand to share their expertise and insights into the geology, history, and wildlife of the Columbia Icefield. Learn about the formation of the glaciers, the indigenous peoples who have called this land home for centuries, and the delicate balance of this unique ecosystem.

After a day of exploration and discovery, relax and unwind as you journey back to Calgary, taking in the sights and sounds of the Rocky Mountains one last time. This 1-day tour to the Columbia Icefield is a perfect way to experience the natural beauty and wonder of the Canadian Rockies, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.

Depart from Calgary 【Icefield Parkway】 Known as the most beautiful highway in the world, spectacular glaciers, beautiful lakes, and steep mountains can be seen everywhere along the 235-kilometer journey. 【Peyto Lake】 Its tranquility adds a touch of the warmth of Xiaojiabiyu to the majestic Rocky Mountains. The sapphire blue lake lies peacefully surrounded by mountains, as if it is in heaven and on earth. 【Bow Lake】 The most visited lake on the Icefields Parkway. On a windless morning, the Crow Mountains are reflected on the mirror-like lake, like a still illusion. It is the most talked-about scenery among tourists. 【Columbia Icefield】 This ice sheet is the largest single body of ice in North America south of the Arctic Circle, with dozens of large and small glaciers originating from it. Being there always makes people feel awe of nature. 【Big wheel snowmobile Ice Explorer】 Here, you can set up an Icefield Adventure bobsleigh to the surface of the glacier and walk on it. This special vehicle is specially designed for driving on the glacier. It is used to safely take tourists to experience the unique glacier terrain. During the journey, you can also walk on the glacier. Stay and let visitors experience the experience of standing there 【Glacier Skywalk】 Completed and opened in 2014, it allows visitors to observe the special landform changes caused by glaciers on a glass walkway thousands of feet above the ground. 【Crowfoot Glacier】 It got its name because when it was first discovered, the glacier had three ice bodies that were shaped like crow's claws. Unfortunately, due to climate change, one of the claws melted and collapsed in the early 20th century. Now only the remaining two claws can be seen, which is the best witness to the global greenhouse effect.