STARGAZING TRAVEL GUIDE
The boats worth getting on.
The 4 stargazing tours in canada travellers book most, gathered in one place. What you see overhead, how dark the sky really gets, who guides the night, and what a seat under the stars costs.
2-hour Banff stargazing walk from Cave and Basin. Small-group sky stories, headlamps, ice cleats, and Milky Way views after sunset.
Most Popular“This was such a fun outing! Our guide Kael was awesome--so knowledgeable and funny! My friends and I had the best time on this walk, and the stars were absolutely beautiful. Would 100% do this again!”
Walk up through Laurentian forest to a 40-meter treetop observatory at Mont-Tremblant, with wildlife moments and sweeping mountain views.
“Awesome I’m not great with heights so this was challenging for me but well worth it.”
Moraine Lake sunset and stargazing from Canmore/Banff: small-group evening walk, rockpile views, telescopes, and hot drinks.
“We had a great time. Our guide, Laura, was fantastic. She was upbeat, knowledgeable, funny, down to earth, considerate, and incredibly kind. She was very mindful of the needs of each person. She was very kind in using our phones to make sure we each got photos of ourselves in iconic spots, as well as…”
Guided Banff or Moraine Lake night tour to a dark sky spot with hot drinks, blankets, a telescope, and possible aurora or stargazing.
“Our guides (Ronnie and Denise) were amazing. So fun and so knowledgeable!”
The clearest nights on earth, place by place.
