Emerald Lake canoe rentals are an experience of a lifetime. Emerald Lake is located in the stunning Yoho National Park, one of the best places to visit in BC. This lake has both turquoise-colored water and astounding mountain views. Both the attractive surroundings and the beginner-friendly waters make for the ideal canoeing destination. Canoeing on Emerald Lake is both breathtaking and relaxing, as you paddle through the crystal clear water and fully immerse yourself in nature. We highly recommend adding this to your bucket list during your trip to British Columbia! See also: 10 Tips You Nee ..read more

For many, canoeing on Lake Louise is a highlight of their trip to Banff National Park. There is likely no place more quintessential to rent a canoe in Banff than Lake Louise. It’s one of the most spectacular scenes in the world. It’s tough to find a more spectacular scene to paddle through as you look out to Mount Victoria and the hanging Victoria glacier. No need for fancy edits on your photographs the water in Lake Louise, like Moraine Lake, is indeed that radiant turquoise blue. While we don’t all bring a canoe with us to Banff, you can get a Lake Louise canoe rental at the boathouse. If yo ..read more

Canoeing in Banff is one of the best things you can do in the Canadian Rockies. In our guide to canoe rentals in Banff, we share all you need to know about paddling here. Canoeing across the stunning bodies of water in the park is a great family-friendly activity, and makes for an enjoyable day out when the weather is great. It’s a great way to take in the natural scenery, and compared to the busy trails around Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, you can find some tranquility. Kayaking or canoeing in Banff is one of our favorite things to do in Banff and it’s an activity that can be enjoyed by all ..read more

A quintessential experience in the Rockies is to enjoy a Moraine Lake canoe. A paddle across Moraine Lake is an experience that we can not recommend enough. Only a few are fortunate enough to make it to this lake in the Canadian Rockies and even less dip a paddle in its waters. The turquoise waters of Moraine Lake are framed by the magnificent Ten Peaks for a splendid scene. It’s an iconic view of Canada and at one point was on the back of the Canadian $20 bill. There is likely no lake in the world more beautiful to canoe than Moraine Lake. See Also: 20 Best Places to Kayak and Canoe in Banff ..read more

If you are thinking about canoeing in Banff, there are plenty of places to take to the water. With so many lakes to canoe and kayak on in Banff, it’s hard to narrow down which one to paddle on, especially if you’re short on time! All rowboats, canoes, sailboats, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards are allowed on all lakes and rivers in the park. The only boat you can’t bring on the lakes of Banff are motorized ones (with the exception of Lake Minnewanka and Maligne Lake). So you’re wondering where to go canoeing in Banff? What lake is good for your skillset? Read on for the ultimate guide to kay ..read more