Listen to a Tour Guide as You Drive & Walk with our Discover the Rockies Package

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Overview

Discover the Rockies like never before with our ultimate bundle of 6 immersive, self-guided audio tours!

This adventure-packed collection blends scenic drives, charming towns, and unforgettable hikes—your personal guide through Canada’s most iconic landscapes.

Cruise breathtaking routes like the Icefields Parkway and Trans-Canada Highway between Calgary and Lake Louise. Step into the lively charm of Banff and Canmore with engaging walking tours. Then lace up your boots for two of the Rockies' most scenic hikes: Tunnel Mountain and the Lake Agnes Tea House trail.

With GPS-triggered audio, offline access, and flexible timing, you’re free to explore at your pace—no schedules, no crowds, just the beauty of the mountains and the stories that bring them to life.

Simply book the tour, download the app, and hit the road or trail—your adventure begins when you're ready.

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What's Included

Download on WIFI before (no signal required or data used during tour)
Hands free (audio plays automatically)
Driving Tours included: Icefields Parkway & Calgary <-> Lake Louise
Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours.
Hiking / Nature Tours included: Lake Agnes Tea House Trail & Tunnel Mountain
Customer Service via Phone & Email
Walking Tours included: Sights of Banff & Sights of Canmore
Lifetime Tour Access on Tripvia Tours app for Android & iOS

Attraction tickets
Smartphone or tablet
Transportation (use your own vehicle)
**Recommended attractions may be closed/inaccessible due to season or reasons beyond our control.

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What To Expect

Canadian Rockies (Pass By)

The following are highlights from six tours included in this bundle. In total, you'll hear over 185 audio stories across our six-pack of immersive, self-guided audio tours, showcasing the sights of Banff, Canmore, the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail, Tunnel Mountain, the Icefields Parkway, and the scenic route from Calgary to Lake Louise.

Banff Upper Hot Springs (Pass By)

Learn about how the upper hot springs were discovered. Better yet, stop and visit during the tour! One of 50+ points of interest on the self-guided audio driving tour. Stop at any attraction for as long as you like.

Kananaskis Country (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Discover and learn about the beauty of Kananaskis Country.

Exshaw (Pass By)

Driving Tour | See & learn about the community with the last industrial building before entering (or after leaving) Banff National Park.

Canmore (Pass By)

Driving Tour | You'll drive right past the mountain town. Learn about how Canmore got it's name!

Mount Rundle (Pass By)

Driving Tour | We'll point out the iconic mountain. Learn about how it got it's name and who discovered it.

Banff (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Discover the iconic mountain town of Banff!

Castle Mountain (Pass By)

Driving Tour | See the mountain that looks like, well, a castle!

Calgary Stampede (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Hear all about the iconic Stampede from the inventor himself (sort of)!

The Fortress (Pass By)

Driving Tour | See why the name says it all for this mountain!

Banff National Park (Pass By)

Driving Tour | You'll be driving through a large portion of Banff National Park, so you might as well learn something about it!

Bow Valley Provincial Park (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Feel like sleeping under the stars? You might after hearing about this beauty of a campground you'll pass by!

Canmore Museum (Pass By)

Driving Tour | We'll tell you about the Canmore Museum. If you decide to stop and visit, just start driving! The tour will pick up where you left off!

Dead Man's Flats (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Learn about how this highway village got it's rather unique name.

Ghost Lake (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Don't be scared! It really is a nice lake on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. You'll see! You'll also hear about all the fun people like to have on it!

Kootenay National Park (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Although you won't drive through the park, we'll tell you all about it in case you want to visit!

Moraine Lake (Pass By)

Driving Tour | What can we say about this lake that hasn't already been said? We always have something to say!

Mount Norquay (Pass By)

Driving Tour | See the ski resort just outside of Banff. We'll tell what it has that the other resorts in the area don't!

Tunnel Mountain (Pass By)

Driving Tour | You've probably figured out that they built a tunnel through this mountain. We'll tell you why, how, when & what went wrong!

Three Sisters (Pass By)

Driving Tour | The iconic Three Sisters mountain. We'll point it out and tell you the sisters names!

Nakiska Ski Area (Pass By)

Driving Tour | One of the areas best ski resorts. See why!

Copper Mountain (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Ah yes, another mountain to gawk at and learn about! Wooho!

Cascade Mountain (Pass By)

Driving Tour | See the mountain. Hear the mountain. BE the mountain. One of 50+ points of interest. Stop at any attraction for as long or as little as you like.

Bow River (Pass By)

Driving Tour | You'll find yourself driving alongside this famous mountain river multiple times throughout the tour. We'd be a pretty terrible tour company if we didn't tell you about it!

Kananaskis Village (Pass By)

Driving Tour | Stop by the small mountain village! If not, we'll tell you all about it.

Three Sisters Gallery (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out the fascinating building that's home to the Three Sisters Gallery, and tell you all about why it's worth a peak inside. You can take as long or as little time as you like visiting the sights and attractions in Canmore, the tour will be ready to go when you are!

Bow Valley Trail & Railway Avenue (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | As you cross the railway tracks, we'll tell you about the Canadian Pacific Railway and the effect it had on the development of Canmore.

Sidney Street & Bow Valley Trail (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out the iconic British red telephone box that sits at the corner. You've definitely seen them, but how much do you know about them? You'll find out!

Hospital Place & Bow Valley Trail (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out a black bear sculpture and tell you a bit about black bears in Canmore and the Rocky Mountains.

Bow Valley Trail & 13 Street (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | After the black bear sculpture, wouldn't you know it, there's a grizzly bear sculpture! We'll tell you about some of the differences between the two.

Bow Valley Trail & 15 Street (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out a fantastic view of the mountains to the north. We'll you a bit about how Princess Margaret Mountain, Squaw's Tit, Mount Charles Stewart, Mount Lady MacDonald and Mount Grotto got their names!

Canmore (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | Using the live GPS map to navigate, you'll discover the following 30 points of interest.

Railway Avenue & Bow Valley Trail (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out the coal mining cars monument and tell you how important of a factor mining was in the early days of Canmore.

Policeman's Creek Boardwalk (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | Although you'll only walk about a kilometer of the trail, you’ll still pass creeks & ponds with fish swimming, and forested areas with songbirds singing. Sounds idyllic, and it rhymes!

Policeman's Creek Boardwalk (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | As you walk the beautiful boardwalk, we'll tell you about the mighty Bow River that carves through Canmore.

Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We won't make it to the actual park on the tour, but it's definitely worth talking about while you walk!

Policeman's Creek Boardwalk (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | Canmore is home to a number of events throughout the year. As you stroll through the beautiful scenery, we'll tell you about them. Who knows, maybe you got lucky and are visiting during an event!

Mount Rundle (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out an incredible view of Mount Rundle and tell you everything we know about it!

10 Street (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll show you a mural of Isabelle Dube, and explain the tragic story behind it.

Canmore Museum and Geoscience Center (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | You'll see the museum that has over 10,000 artificats and has been welcoming visitors since 1984.

Friendship Park (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | You'll stroll this small park and discover what the town of Canmore has in common with the Japanese city of Higashikawa.

8 Street (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | You'll stroll down Main Street and see all the shops, restaurants and galleries that call Canmore home.

Canmore Inn & Suites (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out this stalwart in Canmore that was built way back in 1890 by Count Eugene de Rambouville!

The Canmore Miners' Union Hall (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | You'll see and learn about one of Canmore's most important cultural and historical buildings, and the often contentious relationship the town had with miners.

Three Sisters (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out a good view of the iconic mountain and tell you which sister is which!

Centennial Park (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll take you to the mountain inspired, wooden Stan Rogers stage and tell you about some of the acts that perform here and the Canmore Folk Fest.

Ralph Connor Memorial United Church Canmore (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out the one of the earliest Presbyterian churches built in Alberta and tell you about the mystery behind it's name.

North West Mounted Police Barracks (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll take you one of the most important attractions on in Canmore and explain how the barracks played an important role in maintaining law and order in Canmore's more rough and tumble days.

Bow Valley Trail & 17 Street (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | We'll point out a big inukshuk and tell you a bit about them.

Big Head Sculpture (Pass By)

Canmore Walking Tour | Finally, we'll tell you all about the odd sculpture and how it's associated with the name Canmore itself!

Buffalo Nations Museum (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the museum and tell you all about it. If you decide to visit, you'll experience a time when native people followed the great buffalo herds, moving their camp seasonally, hauling their tipis and equipment by travois.

Banff National Park Administration Building (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll be in awe at this incredible building. While you stare (it's ok to stare in this case), we'll tell you all about it!

Cascade of Time Garden (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Discover this magical 4-acre park built in the 1930s that features gardens terraced into the scenic hillside.

Cascade of Time Garden (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll take you to the Cambrian pavilion within the gardens. The pavilion reflects the emerging ideals of protecting and enhancing designated wilderness areas for the pleasure and benefit of the Canadian people.

Cascade of Time Garden (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll also discover the Devonian pavilion, a very good example of rustic design within the national parks program.

Banff (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Using the live GPS map, you'll navigate to the following points of interest. You can spend as much or as little time at each, with no time restrictions you have the ultimate freedom to explore & discover Banff!

513 Buffalo St #439 (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | See if you can find the elevation marker (looks like a coin) that's implanted in the sidewalk. While you look, we'll tell you what it means!

Otter Street (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the Crandell Peck Cabin, one of Banff's oldest buildings. It was built by the original owner, Edward Henry Crandell in 1907, using almost entirely locally sourced materials.

Tunnel Mountain Drive (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Any idea what an inukshuk is? We'll point one out and tell you all about it.

525 Buffalo St #521 (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll stroll by the Banff Powerstation and learn how it powered the town's streetlights and homes in 1905.

Ken Madsen Path (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | While you venture down the scenic path, we'll tell you a bit about the history of Banff.

506 Caribou St #508 (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Hopefully it's super nice, but depending on the time of year you're visiting, you could be experiencing a variety of weather conditions. While you walk to the next point of interest, we'll keep things 'cool' and tell you about Banff's climate!

138 Grizzly St #116 (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the Tarry-a-while residence, which is was the home of Mary Schaffer Warren. Mary was well-known for her early explorations, writings and paintings chronicling the Canadian Rockies.

The Luxton Home Museum (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll see the historic home, which features a glimpse into the life of this pioneer family, and of Banff, over a period of nine decades.

Caribou Street & Banff Avenue (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll take in Caribou Corner while we tell you about when the Brewster family came to Banff in 1886 and set-up shop right here.

Downtown Caribou East (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the four sentries sculpture, a mainstay on Banff Ave.

Cave and Basin National Historic Site (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | The tour won't actually go here, but there's a big mural on Banff Ave that we'll point out, which is the perfect opportunity to tell you all about them.

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll tell you about this beautiful church that was built in 1930, but the story starts well before that as St. Paul’s church was established in 1887.

Banff Avenue & Elk Street (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Go ahead and have a seat at the fire, warm up a bit! Well, it's made of stone, so we'll just tell you about the monument instead.

Caribou Street & Lynx Street (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the Cascade lodge and tell you about the history of the Free Masons in Banff.

Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll learn about the museum, which seeks to preserve and make accessible the history and culture of the Rocky Mountains.

Central Park (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll take a stroll through Central park, and we'll tell you about a big pile of rocks in the middle. Seriously.

Banff Park Museum (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll learn about the National Historic Site of Canada, which was established in 1895. It's purpose was to house an exhibit of taxidermy mounted specimens of animals, plants and minerals associated with the park.

Banff Avenue & Buffalo Street (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | We'll point out the Dave Whyte block, which has significant heritage value as one of the oldest remaining, largely intact, commercial buildings in Banff.

107 Banff Ave (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll see Harmony Lane, a prominent commercial building built in the rustic National Park style, with beautiful river stone pillars.

Rundle Memorial United Church (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Learn about the man behind the church's name, from the man himself! Er, our tour guide Don doing his best Mr. Rundle impersonation I mean.

Beaver Street & Buffalo Street (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | You'll see the Superintendent's Residence and learn about the responsibilities of the Park Superintendent, who live here.

Royal Canadian Legion Col. Moore Branch 26 (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | Finally, you'll see the Banff Legion and the cenotaph that was built out front in 1920!

Banff Pedestrian Bridge (Pass By)

Banff Walking Tour | As you stare out over the majestic Bow River from the pedestrian bridge, we'll tell you about all about the man known as Mr. Banff!

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Additional Info

Confirmation is instant and will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: What is the cancellation policy for the Listen to a Tour Guide as You Drive & Walk with our Discover the Rockies Package?

A: You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the tour for a full refund. For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.If you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.Any changes made less than 24 hours before the tour start time will not be accepted.Cut-off times are based on the tour local time (MDT). Read more Apr 2025