Banff or Moraine Lake Night Tour with Stargazing
About This Experience
An after-dark tour to a low-light-pollution spot near Banff or Moraine Lake, with a telescope, warm blankets, and hot drinks for stargazing under the Rockies.
Highlights
- Enjoy the magic of the night on our 2.5-3.5 hours or 4.5-5.5 hours tour
- Discover a secret dark spot with minimal light pollution away from the town
- Use of a telescope for an up-close look at the universe
- Stay warm with the provided cozy blankets and hot chocolate/tea
- Get comfortable with the chairs or inflatable portable loungers
What's Included
- ✓ Transportation
- ✓ Guide
- ✓ Shared tour/transportation
- ✓ Pickup and drop-off at your hotel
- ✓ Use of a telescope
- ✓ Use of chairs and inflatable loungers
- ✓ Use of blankets
- ✓ Hot chocolate and tea
- ✓ Use of headlamps
- ✓ Surprise activity
- ✓ Use of cleats on winter tours
- ✓ Moraine Lake access fees on Moraine Lake Night Adventure tours
Not Included
- Meals
- Banff National Park passes
Good to Know
- We kindly request that all guests sign an electronic waiver; the link will be in your voucher.
- Dress appropriately for the season.
- Winter & colder months: wear warm hats, gloves, neck warmers, winter jackets, snow pants, thermal layers, and sturdy warm boots. “Hothands” hand and foot warmers strongly recommended-you can find them in sports stores.
- Summer months: snow pants aren’t needed, but nights in the Rockies can be chilly—bring a jacket, hat, and gloves for comfort.
- Tours run under varying conditions: partly clear, partly cloudy, mixed skies, mainly cloudy, cloudy, or light snow. In case of rain or heavy snow, we offer to reschedule, provide an alternate tour, or issue a refund. Canmore Travel decides cancellations based on temperature, wind chill, and rain/heavy snow forecasts. If canceled, you’ll be notified in the morning of the tour (forecast often changes last minute), with the option to reschedule or receive a full refund. Tours operate between -20 °C and +20 °C.
