Athabasca Icewalks
The Columbia Icefield is the largest mass of ice in the Rocky Mountains. Straddling the boundaries of Alberta and British Columbia as well as Banff and Jasper National Parks, the icefield stretches for more than 25 kilometres across the Continental Divide. Explore this spectacular glacier on foot with one of these guided tours.
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Ice Cubed
This three to four hour walk explores the lower half of the Athabasca Glacier and offers superb views of glacial features including moraines, millwells, small crevasses and ice carved landscapes.
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Icewalk Deluxe
These hikes are for those who wish to see as much as possible of the world of glacier ice on a full day trip. They are relatively strenuous. Due to snow and ice conditions, they may not begin until early July.
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