Yoho National Park: Takakkaw Falls, Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge
Get ready for a smile-inducing adventure on our Yoho National Park Tour! We’re hitting all the must-see spots. We’ll be diving into the emerald wonders of Emerald Lake, where the views are so stunning they’ll have you grinning like a kid in a candy store. Then, brace yourself for some jaw-dropping antics at Takakkaw Falls – these falls are so magnificent they’ll leave you smiling from ear to ear! But hold onto your hats because we’re not done yet. We’ll be making a pit stop at the Natural Bridge, where Mother Nature’s creativity truly shines through. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, get ready to spiral into adventure as we navigate to the twists and turns of the Spiral Tunnels.
So grab your sense of wonder and join us for a journey through Yoho National Park that’s guaranteed to keep those smiles beaming all day long!
Duration
7.5–8.5 hours From
From
$1,360 CAD
Passenger Van (up to 14): $1,590 CAD ($1,163 USD approx.) before tax
SUV (up to 5): $1,360 CAD ($995 USD approx.) before tax
Pickup
Door-to-door: Canmore, Harvie Heights, or Banff
Group
Private, your group only
INCLUDED
Transportation, local guide, all stops
Vehicle Pricing Options
Passenger Van
Up to 14 Guests
$1,590 CAD
$1,163 USD approx
Taxes not included in price
SUV
Up to 5 Guests
$1,360 CAD
$995 USD approx
Taxes not included in price
Yoho National Park is in British Columbia. A Parks Canada pass is required for entry. Your guide will advise on pass requirements when you book.
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What You Will See
One of Canada's tallest waterfalls, fed by the Daly Glacier above. A short flat walk from the parking area, with peak flow from mid-June through July.
384 metres tall
Takakkaw Falls
The colour comes from glacial flour in the water, set in a wide valley ringed by peaks and old-growth forest, with a historic lodge and canoe rentals.
Glacial turquoise
Emerald Lake
The Kicking Horse River carved an arch through limestone that the water still flows beneath. An easy, photogenic stop on the Emerald Lake road.
Five-minute stop
Natural Bridge
Two figure-8 railway tunnels that tamed a dangerous mountain grade. When a long train passes, it appears to meet itself. Roadside viewpoint, no hiking.
Completed 1909
Spiral Tunnels
Frequently Asked Questions
What You Need to Know Before You Book
How long is the Yoho National Park tour?
The tour runs 9 to 10 hours depending on the option you choose. The base tour visits all stops along the Icefields aThe tour runs 7.5 to 8.5 hours, visiting Takakkaw Falls, Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge, and the Spiral Tunnels viewpoint.
Parkway. Options 2, 3, and 4 add time for the Skywalk, Glacier Adventure, or Ice Odyssey.
Is the Takakkaw Falls road open year-round?
No. The road to Takakkaw Falls is seasonal and typically opens in late June, depending on snowfall. When the road is closed, the tour visits all other Yoho stops and may include an alternate viewpoint.
Do we need a Parks Canada pass?
Yes. A Parks Canada pass is required for entry into Yoho National Park and should be purchased in advance at parks.canada.ca. Passes are not included in the tour price.
What is the difference between the van and SUV?
The van accommodates up to 14 guests and is ideal for larger groups. The SUV fits up to 5 guests and offers a more intimate experience. Both are private, your group only.
Where does the tour pick up?
We offer door-to-door pickup and drop-off from accommodations in Canmore, Harvie Heights, and Banff.
