LOCAL CALGARY TOURS
Calgary is located within a two-hour drive of five UNESCO world heritage sites. Extend your stay to see the places that have made Alberta an international travel destination. For our US travelers, tours are priced in CAD dollars – you can expect a 30% – 35% savings simply on the exchange rate.
Don’t miss five UNESCO World Heritage sites within easy driving distance of Calgary. Many have been included in our planned tours.
- BANFF NATIONAL PARK
- HEAD-SMASH-IN BUFFALO JUMP
- DINOSAUR PROVINCIAL PARK
- WATERTON GLACIER INTERNATIONAL PEACE PARK
- WRITING-ON-STONE PROVINCIAL PARK
Single Day Tours
If you have only one day, we strongly encourage you to visit Banff and Lake Louise. Banff is a world UNESCO Heritage Site and the glacier that feeds Lake Louise is a stunning turquoise colour you won’t see in many other places.
Two Day Tour South – Waterton National Park
Head south to Waterton National Park. Experience the world’s first international Peace Park, Indigenous culture, and ranching. Drive the Cowboy Trail, visit the set of TV’s famous “Heartland”, and experience Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump.
Two Day Tour East – Canadian Badlands
Head to eastern Alberta featuring landscapes and hoodoos like nowhere else on earth. The Canadian Badlands will transport you to another time and place. From prehistoric fossil beds and rocky canyons to coal mining ghost towns and cowboy hangouts. With a study of dinosaurs along the way.
Multi Day Canadian Rockies Tours
Explore the majestic Canadian Rockies for 2, 4, or even 7 days. You could see Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Columbia Ice Fields, and Jasper depending on the tour. Whether it’s a massive peak, a groomed run, or a delicate wildflower, the Canadian Rockies will take your breath away. Formed when continents collided, this is a place for adventure, discovery, and serenity – sometimes all at once.
Authentic Indigenous Tours
Indigenous tours are hosted by our Indigenous operators. A truly authentic experience is our 4-day tour north to Painted Warriors Ranch, Edmonton’s River Valley and sacred lands, and Metis Crossing. Learn about the culture, hear the stories, see the history, taste the food, make a craft, and enjoy the warm welcome and teachings by our Indigenous people.
If you only have a day, experience Tsuut’ina Nation’s cultural museum, Indigenous games and activities, a visit to the Buffalo Paddock with Elder stories, and Indian tacos.
Learn about, book and pay for NASC 2027 official pre and post tours offered by our exclusive and local tour partner Anderson Vacations. We are working with the experts.
