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“It was just as advertised The walk was easy the sky happened to be extra beautiful that night with the Northwrn Lights Our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable as well.”
Walk up through Laurentian forest to a 40-meter treetop observatory at Mont-Tremblant, with wildlife moments and sweeping mountain views.
“petit circuit sympa pour appréhender le parc . les vues sont magnifiques et le parcours facile. peut être un peu trop court pour nous car on est amené à faire un simple aller retour du départ du parcours à l'observatoire. cependant l'architecte de ce dernier est impressionnante! on se retrouve à 40 mètres de hauteur…”
Moraine Lake sunset and stargazing from Canmore/Banff: small-group evening walk, rockpile views, telescopes, and hot drinks.
“Our family of three really enjoyed our stargazing tour at Lake Moraine. Our tour guide, Tobias, was friendly, knowledgeable, and kind. I had no idea we would have the lake to ourselves for our tour. It was awesome having plenty of space to move around and capture all the special parts of the lake. I…”
Guided Banff or Moraine Lake night tour to a dark sky spot with hot drinks, blankets, a telescope, and possible aurora or stargazing.
“This was such a magical experience I cannot recommend highly enough! The stars were only partially out due to cloud cover but we saw Saturn and mars as well as some constellations. The atmosphere was truly special being out at night!”
The clearest nights on earth, place by place.
