Hiking to the Plain of Six Glaciers from Lake Louise, near Banff

Join a certified guide on one of the most beautiful hikes in Banff National Park: the Plain of Six Glaciers hike from Lake Louise!

The Plain of Six Glaciers hike in Banff National Park is a not-to-be-missed 14 km round trip near Calgary. You will spend a day with an ACMG (Association of Canadian Mountain Guides) certified guide, who will introduce you to the region and its flora and fauna, making it one of the most beautiful trails in the park!

After meeting the guide in Banff, you will drive to the edge of Lake Louise, the starting point for the Plain of Six Glaciers hike. You will walk to the teahouse on the way where you will take a short break, then set off again to climb to high meadows at an altitude of around 2,400 metres and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding area, including Mount Victoria. Once you have rested up a bit and taken plenty of photos, you will turn around and head back to Lake Louise to finish the day.

An itinerary for intermediate and experienced hikers in good physical condition, the Plain of Six Glaciers hike near Banff offers you an exceptional walking experience in the impressive setting of the Canadian Rockies!