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Discover Marble Canyon and Radium Hot Springs on an 11-hour day trip from Calgary, including scenic drives, hot springs relaxation, and charming Canmore exploration.

This $101 per person tour offers a full 11-hour adventure through some of British Columbia’s most stunning natural sights. Starting from Calgary, the tour takes you via a scenic route through Banff and Kootenay National Parks, with stops at Marble Canyon, Radium Hot Springs, and Canmore. The tour is perfect for those who want a comprehensive day of outdoor beauty, relaxing hot springs, and charming mountain scenery—all in a small-group setting limited to 14 participants.
While the trip includes many highlights, it also involves a full day on the road, making it suitable for active visitors comfortable with some walking and outdoor activities. The tour features ice cleats for canyon walking, so a reasonable level of mobility is recommended. This tour combines natural wonder with convenience, ideal for travelers seeking an immersive experience with guided commentary.
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The journey begins with a scenic drive through two of Canada’s most iconic national parks. As the vehicle winds through Banff and Kootenay, travelers enjoy sweeping mountain vistas, lush forests, and striking rock formations. The drive provides a relaxed opportunity to appreciate the wilderness and natural beauty of the region, with stops for photo opportunities along the way.
This route offers a mix of open landscapes and towering peaks, setting the tone for the day’s adventures. The tour’s comfort is enhanced by the use of an air-conditioned vehicle, ensuring a pleasant ride even during warmer months. The timing allows for a steady pace, avoiding rushed stops while maximizing sightseeing.

One of the tour’s flagship moments is the visit to Marble Canyon, where you’ll cross seven bridges spanning a deep, narrow gorge. This is a thrilling experience that offers incredible views of the river far below. The scenic hike is designed to be accessible, with ice cleats provided to assist with canyon walking.
During this stop, the natural rock formations and surrounding mountains create a striking backdrop for photos and memorable moments. The bridges are engineered with safety in mind, yet the experience remains exhilarating as you peer into the gorge’s depths. This activity combines gentle walking with awe-inspiring scenery, making it a highlight for outdoor enthusiasts.

After the canyon adventure, the tour proceeds to Radium Hot Springs, where you get to unwind in naturally heated mineral waters. The odorless and clear waters are renowned for their soothing qualities, providing a perfect break from the day’s outdoor walking.
The hot springs entrance fee of $17.50 is not included in the tour price, so travelers should prepare for this additional expense. The location’s unique mineral content offers a calming soak beneath the vibrant cliffs of Sinclair Canyon. This stop is ideal for relaxation, with plenty of space to enjoy the warm waters before continuing on the day’s journey.
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The tour continues to Canmore, a town celebrated for its stunning mountain views and inviting atmosphere. Here, visitors have time to stroll down Main Street, explore boutique shops, and enjoy local eateries. The town’s breathtaking vistas make it a perfect spot for a leisurely walk and some light shopping.
Canmore serves as a scenic break within the day’s schedule, offering a taste of local life amidst dramatic mountain scenery. It’s a peaceful place to take in the natural surroundings and perhaps purchase souvenirs or enjoy a quick coffee. The tour provides refreshments and snacks during the day, but exploring Canmore’s shops adds a personal touch to the experience.
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A unique feature of this tour is the opportunity to sip a hot drink at a breathtaking viewpoint in Kootenay Valley. This stop gives travelers a chance to relax, reflect on the day’s sights, and enjoy the sweeping mountain vistas. It’s a peaceful spot to take photos and soak in the natural beauty.
The viewpoint offers a panoramic perspective of the valley and surrounding peaks, making it an ideal place to pause. The tour’s friendly guide provides insights into the landscape, enriching the experience. As part of the day’s amenities, coffee and tea are available to keep everyone comfortable during this scenic break.

The tour’s price includes all fees and taxes, an air-conditioned vehicle, ice cleats for canyon walking, snacks, and refreshments such as water and coffee/tea. These amenities ensure a comfortable, well-catered day. The lunch is not included, so travelers may wish to bring their own or plan to purchase food during the stops.
What to bring includes comfortable shoes suitable for walking, warm clothing for variable mountain weather, swimwear for the hot springs, and snacks and water to stay energized. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, and infants must sit on laps. It is best suited for most travelers, excluding those with heart problems.

This small-group tour is limited to 14 participants, which allows for a more personal experience and flexible interaction with the guide. The live tour guides speak English, Polish, Ukrainian, or Russian, providing multilingual commentary. Pickup is included from various locations; travelers are encouraged to notify the provider if their location is not listed.
The duration of 11 hours means a full day of sightseeing, with most of the time spent traveling between locations. The trip starts at a time that varies by availability, so checking the schedule is advised. The trip is not suitable for people with heart problems or those requiring wheelchair access, but most travelers can participate comfortably.

This tour offers a more focused day of natural highlights, compared to larger, more general sightseeing options. While other tours may include additional stops or activities, this experience emphasizes Marble Canyon’s bridges, Radium Hot Springs, and Canmore’s mountain ambiance. The small group size and small number of stops make it a more intimate alternative.
Similar tours often include visits to Lake Louise or Johnston Canyon, but this trip centers on the unique geology of Marble Canyon and the soothing waters of Radium Hot Springs. The tour’s value stems from combining these distinctive attractions with scenic drives and local exploration.
This $101 tour stands out for its balanced mix of adventure, relaxation, and scenic beauty. The 7-bridge crossing at Marble Canyon offers a thrilling outdoor activity, while the hot springs provide rest and rejuvenation. The charming town of Canmore adds a touch of local flavor and mountain charm.
For those seeking a comprehensive day trip that captures the essence of British Columbia’s stunning landscapes, this tour offers a well-rounded experience. The small group size and multilingual guides ensure a personalized and informative journey. It’s an excellent choice for travelers wanting a blend of adventure and relaxation in a single day.
This full-day adventure from Calgary provides a great balance of scenic drives, outdoor activity, and relaxing stops. The scenic drive through Banff and Kootenay National Parks highlights the rugged beauty of the Canadian Rockies, while the Marble Canyon crossing offers an adrenaline rush with spectacular views.
Relaxing in Radium Hot Springs allows for a refreshing break, and the exploration of Canmore’s mountain town offers a peaceful conclusion to the day. The small-group format and multilingual guides enhance the experience, making it approachable and friendly.
This tour is especially suited for those who enjoy outdoor activities, beautiful vistas, and relaxed sightseeing. While the hot springs entrance fee is extra, the overall value and convenience make this a compelling option for a memorable day outside Calgary.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, the tour includes air-conditioned transportation throughout the day, with pickup included from various locations.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, warm clothing, swimwear for the hot springs, snacks, and water are recommended for the trip.
Is the tour suitable for children or infants?
Infants must sit on laps, and the tour is generally suitable for most travelers. However, it is not wheelchair accessible and not recommended for people with heart problems.
How much is the hot springs entrance fee?
The $17.50 fee for Radium Hot Springs is not included and should be paid on-site.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are lunch options included?
No, lunch is not included, so travelers should plan accordingly or bring their own food for the day.