Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Canadian Rockies with a snowshoeing adventure to the Paint Pots—a beautiful and culturally significant site nestled in the Vermilion River Valley. This guided journey is the perfect introduction to snowshoeing, as you’ll travel on an easy trail through pristine snow-covered terrain, ideal for beginners and seasoned adventurers alike.

With snowshoes and hiking poles in hand, you'll follow a trail that takes you through scenic forests and along frozen rivers, with the chance to search for wildlife tracks such as snowshoe hare, moose, and even wolf prints in the snow. Your professional certified guide will share captivating stories about the Indigenous peoples of Banff, early explorers, and the fur traders who relied on these rugged landscapes to move across the Canadian wilderness.

As part of this immersive experience, you’ll have the chance to try sledding on a crazy carpet—a classic Canadian winter activity! Feel the thrill as you zoom down gentle slopes near the Paint Pots, adding a playful touch to your adventure.

After all that exploration, you’ll be treated to a maple taffy treat, a uniquely Canadian indulgence where warm maple syrup is poured over snow and transformed into a sweet, chewy taffy. To round off the experience, cozy up with a hot cup of hot chocolate, the perfect way to warm up after your snowy adventure.

Whether you're discovering the history of the fur trade or enjoying the thrill of sledding and snowshoeing through the stunning winter landscape, this tour promises to be a memorable and fun-filled way to experience the Canadian Rockies.