Tours in Waterton Park
The tours available in Waterton are as unique as the park itself. You can choose to take it in by foot, by bus, by cycle or boat, horse or other interesting options.
Park Tours
Waterton Outdoor Adventure
Planning a hike, fishing trip, or just wanting to explore the area? You need to stop by Waterton Outdoor Adventures. Local, experienced, and licensed National Park hiking guides offer:
- large-group and corporate adventure travel
- private day hikes
- interpretive walks
- outdoor education services (including photography workshops, flower walks, backcountry education hikes, bear country basics)
Reservations are required. Phone 1.403.859.2378, send an email or stop by Tamarack Outdoor Outfitters to find out more.
Waterton Shoreline Cruises
Enjoy breathtaking views of majestic towering cliffs, unusual geological formations, beautiful waterfalls, snow clad mountain peaks and the longest unguarded International Border in the world. And do it all from the middle of Upper Waterton lake. The guided tours are happy to stop and indulge you in close-up views of wildlife and other natural marvels, so be sure to bring your camera. If you're interested in hiking, they can drop you off at Crypt Lake, rated Canada's best hike!
To learn more, phone 1.403. 859-2362, send an email or stop by Waterton Inter-Nation Shoreline Cruise by for a visit.
Scenic Interpretive Red Bus Tours
Take a ride back in time while you view the sites of Waterton-Glacier International Park in style. Our vintage motor coaches, built by the White Motor Company, travel over the Going-to-the-Sun Road and link all of the hotels and inns within the park. These bright red coaches have roll-back canvas tops which allow for spectacular views. To learn more, phone 1.403.236.3400.
Tamarack Shuttle and Transportation Service
The "Tamarack" is the meeting place and departure point for hiker shuttle services that run throughout Waterton Lakes National Park. We operate various shuttle vans and buses that can seat up to 24 passengers. Reservations are recommended as some shuttles fill up early. Charter shuttle services are available.
Waterton Wildflower Festival Guided Tours
Waterton Lakes National Park is home to more than half of Alberta's wildflowers... more than any other Rocky Mountain national park. Over 50 of Canada's rare flowers grow in Waterton, 30 of which are found only in this park. This annual 9-day festival features more than two dozen educational courses on wildflowers, plants, climate, ecosystems and insects. There are also art exhibits and workshops on photography, water colour painting and drawing. Join us for guided flower walks, hikes or workshops.
Waterton Wildlife Weekend
Guided tours on foot, horseback and by boat are offered on this exciting weekend that celebrates the natural wonder of Waterton park and the magnificent wildlife that co-exist within the park. Contact Trail of the Great Bear to learn more.
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