Summer Activities
Getting Around the Lake Louise Area
Getting Around the Lake Louise Area
To make the most of your day, we suggest leaving very early in the morning to secure a parking spot at Lake Louise or use one of these transportation options. Please note, there is no longer public parking available at Moraine Lake.
Post Hotel offers a shuttle to and from Moraine Lake beginning June 1 daily from 8:00am to 5:00pm. Please inquire with the front desk to reserve.
Cost: $10 per person
Hiking
Hiking
In Banff National Park, beautiful hiking trails await! From the iconic lakes to spectacular ridge walks to the fall spectacle of the golden larches, the Lake Louise area has it all. In fact, several trails are immediately accessible from our grounds.
For maps, detailed route findings and trail descriptions, visit a Parks Canada Visitor Centre or purchase a hiking guidebook and topographical map. Cell service is not reliable.
Guided Hiking
Guided Hiking
Grab a guide and hike to awesome destinations favoured by locals. Great Divide Guides will share their knowledge of the mountains with you.
Great Divide Guides »
Lake Louise Ski Resort Guided Hiking
Lake Louise Ski Resort Guided Hiking
Professional interpretive guides will lead you through the breathtaking terrain around the Lake Louise Ski Resort, connecting you to the landscape and history of the place.
Lake Louise Ski Area »
Lake Louise Gondola
Lake Louise Gondola
The Lake Louise Summer Sightseeing Gondola offers spectacular sightseeing for everyone. It’s also a great opportunity to spot wildlife, including grizzly bears.
Lake Louise Ski Area »
Biking
Biking
Borrow one of our hybrid Devinci bikes and explore the trails and roads around Lake Louise Village. Free for Post Hotel guests.
You can also rent bikes from Wilson Mountain Sports in the Samson Mall.
Wilson Sports »
Rock Climbing
Rock Climbing
The Lake Louise area offers great rock climbing for climbers of all skill levels, and the guides at Cloud Nine will be glad to show you the ropes.
Cloud Nine Guides »
Fly Fishing
Fly Fishing
The pristine Bow River offers world famous fly fishing and there are many well-stocked lakes in the area as well. Contact the visitor’s centre in Lake Louise Village for information and licenses. You can also book a guide and discover some favourite local fishing spots.
Banff Fishing Guides »
Horseback Riding
Horseback Riding
What better way to take in the amazing scenery of Banff National Park than on horseback? Book rides anywhere from one hour to a full day in duration.
Brewsters Adventures »
Timberline Tours »
Whitewater Rafting
Whitewater Rafting
Whether you’re up for a relaxing float trip or an exhilarating whitewater adventure, the Kicking Horse and Kootenay Rivers await.
Wildwater Adventures »
Wet n' Wild »
Golfing
Golfing
This is a golfer’s paradise with four spectacular courses all within an hour of Post Hotel, including the world-renowned Banff Springs.
Baff Springs »
Stewart Creek »
Silvertip »
Golf Golden »
Lake O’Hara
Lake O’Hara
It’s best to reserve your spot on the Lake O’Hara shuttle well ahead of time. This jewel of an area is very much in demand and spaces are limited.
Lake O’Hara Shuttle »
Plan your Summer Visit
We offer many packages that include accommodations, spa treatments, dining, and more.