Experience the beauty of Johnston Canyon on a hike that takes you along steel walkways built into the canyon walls, offering breathtaking views of the canyon below. As you make your way to the trailhead, you’ll pass through prime wildlife habitat—keep an eye out for local wildlife like elk, deer, and possibly even black bears or mountain lions. Your guide will point out tracks and signs of wildlife, giving you a deeper understanding of the canyon's ecosystem.

Your journey will bring you to Johnston Canyon's lower falls, where rushing water cascades into the gorge. Continuing to the upper icefalls, you'll be rewarded with spectacular frozen waterfalls, creating a stunning winter landscape. Along the way, your guide will share the story of how Johnston Canyon was formed, from its geological history to its significance for Indigenous peoples and early explorers.

This hike offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, wildlife spotting, and fascinating history, making it a must-do adventure for anyone visiting Banff National Park.