eBike and Hike Banff to Johnston Canyon small group guided program
Experience two of Banff's best attractions in one guided tour, cycling the world famous Bow Valley Parkway by e-Bike to access Banff's most popular dayhike Johnston Canyon.
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eBike and Hike Banff to Johnston Canyon small group guided program
What's included in eBike and Hike Banff to Johnston Canyon small group guided program
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Explore more of what Banff has to offer, by e-bike! Ride with your guide on your very own e-bike to take in the serenity of Vermilion Lakes, the shaded forests of the Legacy Trail dedicated bike path. From there we travel the world famous Bow Valley Parkway section, closed to vehicle traffic, en route to Banff’s most popular day hike at Johnston Canyon. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the canyon to the spectacular Lower Falls Bridge, before meeting your return vehicle shuttle to Banff. **Note: The Bow Valley Parkway is closed to vehicles June and September. For 2023, Parks Canada is reopening the Bow Valley Parkway to vehicle traffic during the months of May, July, August and October. Traffic is limited to 60km/hr. Bike traffic will remain on the wide road shoulders. ** Level of Activity: moderate Distance: 26km biking, 3km walking Tour Length: 4 hours approx round trip
Inclusions
- e-Bike, helmet
- Professional Interpretive Guide
- 1-Way Vehicle Shuttle
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Minimum rider height 5'0" (152cm)
- Close-toed shoes required, no sandals/flip-flops
- Clients are required to have clothing appropriate for weather conditions on the day
- minimum age 16 years old
- Minimum height 5' 0"
- Clients must feel comfortable riding a bike
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Meet us at the White Mountain Adventures location at 202 Bear Street, on the corner of Bear and Caribou.
