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23901 Cll CPG Inserts.Indd SummerRecreation Mother Nature has created a destination unlike any other, protected within Banff National Park. Lake Louise is a mountain playground beckoning visitors of all ages, in every season. Rewarding opportunities exist for group activities, as well as for spousal and children’s recreation. Horseback Trail Rides Moraine Lake mountain guiding program Get back in the saddle with a guided This glacier-fed lake is in the famous horseback tour around the lakeshore. Valley of the Ten Peaks, a vista that once SUMMER ON-SITE Or take a longer full-day ride into the graced the Canadian $20 bill. meadows and mountains near Lake Walking Trails and Hiking Louise. Perfect for groups and families. Clearly marked trails surround The Fishing On-property, Brewster Stables provides Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Two of Experienced local fly-fishing guides take gentle, well-trained horses for all levels the more popular trails lead to the Lake guests for half- and full-day excursions of rider. Agnes and Plain of Six Glaciers teahouses. on the blue-ribbon Bow River. Rod and reel fishing in Banff National Park lakes SUMMER OFF-SITE Lake Louise and streams is permitted with a licence, Golf Summer Sightseeing Gondola which is easily obtained through a Parks Experience the most scenic drive of your Get an eagle’s-eye view of the scenic Canada office. life on the Stanley Thompson 18-hole valley below the Chateau. While at the and Tunnel Mountain 9-hole courses gondola, learn about the local grizzly at The Fairmont Banff Springs, only bears who graze on the lush carpet of 40 minutes away. Power carts, rental ski runs. Take a picnic in the meadow clubs, equipment, and lessons are available or choose the “ride and dine” package. at the Golf Pro Shop. A tournament services team helps you plan the perfect corporate event. Or take a scenic hour’s drive west to Golden, British Columbia, and play a round at the Golden Golf and Country Club. Whitewater Rafting Whitewater Rafting Discover nature’s most exhilarating roller coaster ride on the nearby Kicking Horse River. Enjoy an exciting whitewater Canoeing on Lake Louise excursion or gentle rafting trip. All you Canoeing need to bring is a swimsuit and towel and Dip your paddle into some of the purest you’ll be fully outfitted and prepared for glacial water on the planet while enjoying your river trip guided by a professional a canoe ride on serene Lake Louise. rafting team. Canoes may be rented at the boat house. Athabasca Glacier Sightseeing Mountain Biking Columbia Icefield Enjoy the natural wonders of the Rockies Numerous trails and roads are located Located 1.5 hours away from the hotel. from the comfort of a private motor within a short distance of the Chateau. Tours showcase the vast Athabasca coach. Arrange for a customized tour that High-quality, 21-gear mountain bikes Glacier at the Columbia Icefield. This is includes landmarks such as the Valley of and helmets are available for rent at a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take Ten Peaks and the Continental Divide. the boathouse on Lake Louise. a thrilling ride in a massive Brewster Ice Tasty picnic lunches can also be arranged Explorer over the shining expanse of ice. for your group. Please see other side WinterRecreation When snow blankets the Canadian Rockies, Lake Louise is transformed into a wonderland of solitude and beauty. And the Chateau comes alive with a flurry of special events and activities for every personality and skill level. At Lake Louise, winter is a season of celebration—one that started with the Chateau’s early Swiss mountain guides who introduced locals to the exciting sport of skiing in the 1920s. WINTER OFF-SITE lodge of the ten peaks at lake louise Alpine Skiing Banff/Mount Norquay, 40 minutes away WINTER ON-SITE by complimentary shuttle, is a ski area Lake Louise Ski Area located directly above the historic Banff Only 10 minutes away by complimentary townsite. Banff/Mount Norquay offers shuttle, Canada's largest ski resort offers a generous range of ski terrain boosted 113 named runs spread over three vast by well-groomed runs and 90 percent mountain faces, with many more unnamed snow-making capability. trails. Lake Louise hosts the first World Cup skiing events of the year, and is Sunshine Village, 30 minutes away by renowned for its “champagne powder” complimentary shuttle, is a vast bowl of backbowls, gladed runs and circus-like deep snow with an average of 30 feet of terrain park. With 4,200 acres, there are Skiing AT Lake louise powder from November to May, making runs for skiers and riders of all ages and Skating it the longest ski season in Canada. Enjoy abilities. Ski, snowboard and equipment Glide over the ice on what must be the the perfect combination of efficient access, rentals and tune-ups are available at the world’s most spectacular natural rink. all-natural snow, and unspoiled terrain for hotel, or in the main day lodge at the base A sparkling ice castle provides the perfect every level of skier. of the ski hill. backdrop for skating parties complete with bonfire, music, hot chocolate, and Heli-skiing other treats. There’s no quicker way to get to the deep champagne powder of the Canadian Fairmont Snow School Rockies than by helicopter. Take a trip Whether you want to build your confidence by shuttle to Panorama or Golden, on the slopes or hone your skills, the British Columbia, and enjoy heli-skiing Fairmont Snow School offers the in winter, and heli-touring throughout intelligent, exclusive way to take your the year. Book your trips through skiing safely and swiftly to a higher The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise’s level. Tailored instruction from some of activity desk. Canada’s best certified ski professionals ensures fast, enjoyable results on the hill. Best of all, you improve at your own pace in a positive learning environment, dog sledding while enjoying world-class skiing at three Dog Sledding different Canadian Rockies resorts. Only 5 minutes from the hotel, groups can experience a venerable Northern mode of Horse-Drawn Sleigh Rides transportation. “Mush” a team of huskies, Groups can take a scenic sleigh ride along or relax in an authentic Inuit sled for an the snowy lakeshore trails, while tucked exhilarating ride across the snow. under warm blankets. Arrange for a unique winter reception at the far end of Cross-Country Skiing the trail, complete with warm and cold Miles of well-groomed trails meander drinks, delicious snacks, even live music, SLEIGH RIDE through the snowy wilderness around followed by a sleigh ride back to the Lake Louise. Ski maintenance and trail Chateau. tips are offered at the lakeside Nordic Stop. Rentals are available at Monod Sports in the Chateau. Lessons from certified Please see other side instructors are available on property. MountainHeritage Adventures Experience the Canadian Rockies the same way as adventurers did a century ago. In the company of internationally certified Mountain Guides, group members are inspired and encouraged to achieve new heights safely, as well as discover the unique nature of our national park surroundings. No previous experience or equipment required—our guides will work with you to create a heritage program that suits each group’s energy level and abilities. WINTER WONDERS Ice Falls of Johnston Canyon—4 hours Journey over suspended catwalks that lead to a narrow canyon, where you’ll enter GUIDED MOUNTAINEERING PROGRAMS a fantastic grotto filled with pillars of mysterious blue ice. Summer Alpine hiking and climbing On the Rock—Full day Enthusiasm and technique are emphasized in this exciting first taste of rock climbing. Already experienced? You will progress with enhanced techniques while enjoying Lake Agnes TeaHouse a unique perspective of Lake Louise. Lake Agnes and the Teahouse—4 hours At the first switchback, look down at Journey to the Summit—Full day the turquoise waters of Lake Louise. Hike to the top of one of the peaks Continuing upward, you will pass Mirror in the area, such as Mt. Fairview, Lake. Your reward at the top? Amazing Mt. St. Piran or Mt. Temple. views and a relaxing break at the teahouse. Victoria Glacier Experience—Full day Plain of Six Glaciers—5 to 7 hours Johnston Canyon A walk around the lake and beyond If you have time for only one hike in Snowshoeing—3 hours leads to the source of Lake Louise’s the Canadian Rockies, make it this one. If you can walk, you can snowshoe! water: Victoria Glacier. Walk on the Featuring spectacular cliffs of glacier ice, Take a stroll over deep winter snow with glacier and marvel at avalanches and soaring peaks and the chance to spot ease using this ancient form of travel. icefalls from the surrounding peaks. wildlife such as pikas, marmots, golden Snow Hut Building eagles and the elusive mountain goat. Your group works together to build a HIKES AND NATURE WALKS genuine “Quincy,” this region’s version Hiking and walking are the best ways Other Programs Available: of the famous igloo. to enjoy Lake Louise. Join one of the The Big Beehive (5 to 7 hours): a Cross-country Skiing—2 to 4 hours Chateau’s own Heritage Guides and fantastic hike to a viewpoint overlooking Imagine yourself gliding along a quiet discover famous peaks, historic people the entire Lake Louise area. forest trail surrounded by mountains clad in glittering snow. and fascinating wildlife. Saddleback Pass (4 hours): an Heavenly Bodies—1 to 3 hours energetic hike to a high mountain Join us for a fascinating look at the Lakeshore Stroll—2.5 hours pass featuring sub-alpine meadows.
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