Discover the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail with a Guided Audio Hike

Why choose this Alberta tour ?

Listen to a nature guide through your smartphone as you explore the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail.

This 7km tour is on a relatively smooth trail to the famous Tea House. You’ll be immersed in nature while hearing about the many animals & plants in the area & some of it’s history. Highlights include the Victoria Glacier, Lake Louise, Mirror Lake, Lake Agnes Tea House & more!

GPS map shows where you are & where to go next. As you get close, guide commentary will automatically play!

The tour also comes with a fun location based trivia game. After the commentary plays, look at your device and tap your answer.

Getting started is easy, just book the tour, download the app and go. The number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour too.

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**Please check the condition of the trail before booking, especially in the Fall/Winter/Spring. The Teahouse is open early June to Canadian Thanksgiving.

Discover the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail with a Guided Audio Hike

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What makes Discover the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail with a Guided Audio Hike a unique experience ?

Listen to a nature guide through your smartphone as you explore the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail.

This 7km tour is on a relatively smooth trail to the famous Tea House. You’ll be immersed in nature while we tell you about the many animals & plants in the area and some of it’s history.

Highlights include the Victoria Glacier, Lake Louise, Mirror Lake & more!

Don’t just see the Lake Agnes Tea House Trail, hear what it has to say!

The tour also comes with a fun location game. After the commentary plays, look at your device and tap your guess at the answer.

Keep the professional nature guide experience, ditch the crowded tour groups, tight schedules and high prices. Live GPS map shows where you are and where to go next. As you get close, guide commentary will automatically play!

Getting started is easy, just book the tour, download the app and go. Note: the number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour too.

Lake of Little Fishes. As you wind further down the trail, a brilliant mass of blue water opens up before you – framed by mountains into a picturesque view. In the Stoney language of the Nakoda (Nah-koh-dah) people, the area is called…

The glacier that forms the backdrop to the spectacular Lake Louise vista you see here is a…

Banff National Park is Canada’s oldest national park, established in 1885 and the third oldest national park in the world. This beautiful expanse of nature is…

Banff’s Boreal Biome. As you continue up the inclined trail, take notice of the thickening forest around you. The boreal forest that you are in, also known as the…

Wildlife Crossing. On your drive through Banff National Park, you may have noticed interesting looking bridges & underpasses with trees and grass growing on top. They kind of look like a large pair of spectacles. These are….

Lake Louise. Just ahead you’ll find the first of many switchbacks, which helps reduce the incline on mountainous trails like this. Before you make the turn, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of the incredibly turquoise waters of Lake Louise through the trees. The first person to claim…

Castleguard Cave. Although we won’t see one on this trail, there are actually a number of caves in Banff National park. One cave worth mentioning is the Castleguard Cave, located…

Wildlife. In this area of Banff National Park there is a large array of wildlife, including up to 310 different species of birds, along with 840 species of plants. Of those….

Welcome to the small, but picturesque Mirror Lake, one of the only stops along the trail to the Tea House.
If you look across the water, you’ll see Big Beehive Peak, known for….

Met with picturesque waterfall views while cresting the wooden stairs that act as your final ascent, you are following in the footsteps of early explorers. This beautiful oasis is now home to the Lake Agnes Tea House, named for…

Go ahead and take in the view. At an elevation of 7,005 feet looking out over Lake Agnes, it doesn’t get much better than this!
If you look to your right, you’ll see Mount. St. Piran. If you’re feeling energetic, the…

Caste Mountain. While driving the Trans-Canada highway, you may have noticed a unique mountain near the exit to Lake Louise. Known for its long and unique façade, ‘Castle Mountain’ is…

Mountain Peaks. As we head back down, you’ll continue to catch glimpses of the many different mountain peaks surrounding you. See if you can spot any differences in…

Indigenous People. While we often speak about the explorers that brought technology into the region, there has been long standing evidence that humans have existed in Banff National Park going back as far as 10,000 years!
There were at least …

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