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Discover the power of nature on the Glacier Adventure – the must-do experience in the Canadian Rockies. At the heart of the incredible Icefields Parkway is one of the largest non-polar ice fields in the world. Here, you’ll travel on a massive Ice Explorer to a place where you can walk on, feel and drink from the Athabasca Glacier. Then, take a jaw-dropping walk along the glass-floored Glacier Skywalk at the cliff’s edge.
Tours fill quickly. We strongly recommend reserving a time before you visit us.
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PRICES AT THE GATE FROM $99 ADULT | $50 AGES 6-15
The exhilaration of actually walking on a glacier is tremendous. Let the moment take hold. Fill your water bottle from fresh glacier water and absorb the immensity of the Icefields up close. Learn More
From 918 feet above the glacier-formed Sunwapta Valley, you’ll discover this complex natural environment from the glass-bottomed Glacier Skywalk. Views above, ahead and below make it unforgettable. Learn More about the Glacier Skywalk
Experience an unforgettable evening with an exclusive adults-only tour that includes appetizers on the glacier, then a delicious dinner inside Altitude Restaurant. From $115 /ADULT Book Now
The best time to visit the Columbia Icefield is before 1pm or after 3pm. Beat the crowds, increase your chance of wildlife sightings and take advantage of enhanced experiences like a guided morning tour on the Glacier Skywalk.
Two great dining options! Chalet serves casual and fresh food from a grab-and-go menu. Altitude takes the experience of dining to new heights; with exceptional glacier views and locally-sourced Canadian cuisine.
Evenings are magical at the Columbia Icefield. Experience this first-hand with an exclusive tour that includes appetizers on the glacier. Then, head inside for dinner at Altitude Restaurant. Reservations required.
Located on the first floor of the Glacier Discovery Centre, the Gift Shop offers clothing, postcards and other souvenirs perfect for preserving your memories of the Columbia Icefield.