Best Bow Valley Tours & Trips

Surrounding the upper Bow River in Alberta, the valley is named for the reeds that grow along the river banks that were utilized by First Nation people to make bows. Within the valley is the Bow Valley Provincial Park, Banff National Park, Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. While the natural landscape of the park is well preserved, the region is popular among tourists for horseback riding, camping, mountain biking, snowshoeing, wildlife surveying, fishing, canoeing, and other outdoor activities.

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Banff Gondola Admission Ticket

5.0 ~~(3 reviews)~~ Tour Code: 107788

Start / End City

Banff

Duration

1.0 Day

City & Attractions

Banff, Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park +3 more

Languages

English Live

Group Type

Standard Group Tour

From

$59.93

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9-Day Yukon Northern Lights & Rockies Christmas Premium Tour: Vancouver, Whitehorse, Kamloops, Banff, Salmon Arm

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9-Day Yukon Northern Lights & Rockies Christmas Premium Tour: Vancouver, Whitehorse, Kamloops, Banff, Salmon Arm

5.0 ~~(5 reviews)~~ Tour Code: 742068

Start / End City

Vancouver

Duration

9.0 Days

City & Attractions

Vancouver, Whitehorse, Kamloops +7 more

Languages

English Live

Group Type

Standard Group Tour

From

Live

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4.25-Hour Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Summer Tour

5.0 Tour Code: 297622

Start / End City

Banff

Duration

4.3 Hours

City & Attractions

Lake Louise, Canadian Rockies, Moraine Lake +1 more

Languages

English Live

Group Type

Standard Group Tour

From

Live

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Reviews for Bow Valley Tours

Dwayne WIlliams

October 22, 2017

Banff Gondola Admission Ticket

Surprisingly Fun & Educational too!

My wife and I took the Banff Gondola ride the 2nd week of October when many of the resorts in the area were closing down for the season. I expected to ride it to the top of the mountain, walk around cold and maybe go to some cheesy gift shop and go back down. Was I wrong!!! There were 2 restaurants and the National Parks Department had tons of exhibits and interesting wildlife exhibits. There was also quite a bit of history with a beautiful Welcome Center, an Observation Tower and other hiking paths that were nicely maintained with stairs and decks. Definitely worth the approximately $50 a person for the ride as we were up there much of the day,

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