​Banff • Jasper • Yoho • Kootenay

This is a 7-day, women-only adventure through some of the most iconic landscapes in the Canadian Rockies. We’ll be exploring Banff and Jasper National Parks, with time in Yoho and parts of Kootenay, traveling through mountain passes, alpine lakes, glacier-fed valleys, and wildlife-rich corridors.

This trip is built for women who want to hike, camp, explore, and experience these parks in a hands-on, immersive way—without the stress of planning logistics. We handle the details so you can focus on the adventure.

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What to Expect

• Tent camping for the entire trip in established campgrounds throughout the parks

• A flexible itinerary that adapts to weather, trail conditions, and wildlife activity

• Travel through world-famous routes like the Icefields Parkway

• Days spent hiking, exploring, learning, and moving through wild places

• Nights under the stars, shared meals, and classic camp life

We’ll be camping in multiple locations, so all personal gear must fit into a backpacking pack or duffle bag for easy transport.

 

Highlights

• Hike through alpine terrain surrounded by glaciers, waterfalls, and turquoise lakes

• Explore classic areas like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and the Icefields Parkway

• Guided glacier experience on the Columbia Icefields

• Whitewater rafting in the Kananaskis region

• Wildlife viewing opportunities including bears, elk, mountain goats, and more

• Possibility of spotting “The Boss,” the dominant male grizzly of Banff National Park, who we were lucky enough to see last year

 

Camping & Logistics

This is a fully tent-based trip. Prior camping experience is not required, but participants should be comfortable sleeping outdoors and participating in camp setup and breakdown. We’ll move camp as we travel through the parks, keeping days active and varied.

Cell service will be limited at times. We travel with emergency GPS and prioritize safety at every stage of the trip.

 

Who This Trip Is For

This adventure is designed for women who:

• Have prior hiking experience

• Are comfortable hiking moderate to challenging trails, including sustained elevation gain and uneven terrain, at altitudes starting around 5,000 feet.

• Are excited to camp, explore, and spend full days outside

Tent camping experience isn’t necessary, just a willingness to be hands-on, adaptable, and part of a group experience.

You’ll help with camp chores, hike often, and spend long days outside. This trip is active, rewarding, and rooted in shared adventure.

 

Hiking Overview

• Mostly moderate hikes with elevation gain

• Daily mileage and difficulty may vary based on conditions and group ability

 

What We Provide

• Experienced guides leading the trip

• Group transportation during the adventure

• Planned itinerary with flexibility built in

• Instruction on camping basics, gear, and outdoor best practices

• A supportive group environment that values adventure, respect, and fun

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You don’t need to be an expert, just ready to get out there.