CALGARY TRAVEL GUIDE
The mountain days worth the early start.
The 15 most popular walking tours near Calgary. The mountain days worth the early start, with prices, run times and who runs each one.
A 3-hour, pay-what-you-want walk through downtown Calgary’s highlights, from Calgary Tower to the +15 Skywalk and Devonian Gardens.
Most Popular“Great tour with animated and friendly guide Tristan. Plenty of facts and history on this well paced walk around the City. Good value and very interesting.”
A 3-hour Calgary walking tour that links downtown highlights with the Plus 15 indoor network, great photos, and practical local tips.
2-hour downtown Calgary walk from Municipal Plaza past public art, East Village history, +15 skyways, Chinatown, and Stephen Ave. $21.
A small-group 2-hour Banff stargazing walk from Cave and Basin. Mostly flat 3.5 miles, with dark-sky guidance and photo tips.
“Kael was an awesome tour guide. Super knowledgeable and a great group leader. Definitely made the experience worth it more! The tour was great, we got a clear night with a super moon present! Saw lots of stars and had many great viewpoints for photos.”
Join a 4-hour Banff e-bike and walk to Johnston Canyon. Small-group ride via Vermilion Lakes and Bow Valley Parkway, then hike to Lower Falls.
A 105-minute Banff ghost walk with an interpretive guide, spooky Bow Valley tales, and night-time views—$29 per person.
Stroll the Rocky Mountain setting at Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary in Banff with self-paced paths, signage facts, and timed Wolfdog Wisdom sessions.
“Seeing the animals up close is amazing, would absolutely come back in the winter to see them playing on the snow!”
A small-group night walk in Canmore with a guide, safe gear for rocky trail bits, and big-sky stargazing away from city lights.
“An amazing experience with a great guide!! Beautiful night, stars were out, weather was perfect. Can’t wait to book another adventure :)”
Banff Town Walking Tour: 2-hour stroll on Banff Ave with photo stops, Rocky Mountain history, and a drink plus sweet treat for $51.04.
“The tour was very informative. Clara was a great guide. She was able to answer all our questions. Well done”
Small-group Canmore wilderness walk with park entry included, wildlife signs, and friendly guidance through ancient forest and mountain country.
“The wilderness and wildlife walk was the second walk we did with this company. Our guide, Jacob, paid attention during our previous walk and personalized the walk on what we would be interested in. The walk is through a nice wilderness area. We came across signs of animals, but they were elusive as sometimes happens…”
A 2-hour Canmore walking tour with refreshment and a sweet treat, led in English by Erin, starting at the Big Head sculpture.
“An interesting, informative and enjoyable walking tour. Erin is very knowledgeable and friendly guide. A wonderful way to spend a couple hours in this beautiful historic town!”
A 2.5-hour Canmore walking food tour mixing downtown tastings, local history, and optional farmers market stop for $74.93.
“I had such a great time on this walking food tour in Canmore. The sample bites from the chosen local restaurants were delicious and thoughtfully chosen-perfect for sampling a variety of flavours without feeling too full. What really made the experience stand out, other than the delicious food, was how much I learned about the…”
3-hour Calgary walk with street art murals and craft beer tastings at two breweries, plus a pint and local tips.
A 3-hour Calgary Farmers Market food walk with a local guide, light brunch, 15 tastings, and recipe takeaways at Calgary Farmers Market West.
“Kerry was upbeat and informative. She knew all the ins and outs of the Market and the vendors. The savoury start to or tour was wonderful. Felt the other food samples could have been a bit more generous, having gone on multiple food tours in the past. Having an option for tea would have been…”
A 2-hour Banff walking tour with a local guide covering Banff Avenue, Bow River Trail, gardens, train station, and museums.
“It was awesome. My friend and I learned a little bit more about the history of banff. Are tour guide took us around the town and showed us different aspects where we would not really look otherwise. It was a great way to spend a couple hours just getting back to Nature and a wonderful…”
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