
Banff & Icefields Expedition
Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and the Athabasca Glacier — guided at the hours when the crowds thin and the light turns gold.
CAD 1,890 per person
View ItinerarySmall-group expeditions through Canada's most remote landscapes. Guided by people who actually live here.
We cap every departure at eight travellers. No crowded buses, no rushed itineraries — just room to breathe on the trail.
Our guides are certified, first-aid trained, and rooted in the regions they lead. They know the weather patterns, the wildlife signs, and the stories behind every ridge.
Every itinerary follows Parks Canada guidelines and Indigenous stewardship principles. We pack out what we pack in — and leave the land better than we found it.

Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and the Athabasca Glacier — guided at the hours when the crowds thin and the light turns gold.
CAD 1,890 per person
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Whitehorse basecamp, dog-sledding through boreal forest, and aurora viewing from a heated wilderness lodge.
CAD 2,650 per person
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Twillingate sea cliffs, puffin colonies, and iceberg alley — Atlantic Canada's most dramatic shoreline up close.
CAD 1,420 per person
View Itinerary"A landscape is not a backdrop. It's a story you walk into."
We co-design itineraries with Indigenous nations and share revenue with partner communities on every trip we run through their territories.
Every guide holds ACMG or equivalent certification, current wilderness first aid, and an average of twelve years field experience across Canada.
Small groups mean faster decisions on the trail, quieter campsites, and a pace that lets you actually absorb where you are.
We calculate transport emissions for every departure and purchase verified Canadian carbon offsets. Transparency reports published annually.

Our senior guides have walked these routes hundreds of times. Their field notes cover everything from layering systems to reading a topo map — so you arrive ready.
Read the Field Guide"The Banff expedition changed how I think about travel. Our guide knew every name of every peak — and when to stop talking and let the silence do the work."
Elena M. — Calgary, AB
"Aurora over the Yukon with Crimson Trails felt like stepping into a documentary. Eight people, one incredible guide, and nights I'll never forget."
James T. — Halifax, NS
"The Newfoundland iceberg trip was raw and real. No tourist traps — just cliffs, puffins, and a team that clearly loves this coast."
Sophie L. — Montreal, QC
