Lake Louise
The Blue Jewel of the Canadian Rockies, where alpine history meets natural majesty.
The Peak of Perfection
Lake Louise is perhaps the most famous lake in North America, and for good reason. Its turquoise waters, fed by the Victoria Glacier, provide a stunning contrast to the rugged peaks that surround it.
Whether you're visiting for world-class skiing, summer hiking, or simply to take in the views from the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, this corner of the Rockies offers a profound sense of awe and history.
Alpine Landmarks
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
A historic mountain palace offering one of the world's most recognizable views from its many windows.
Plain of Six Glaciers
A classic hike leading deep into the heart of the high mountains, ending at a historic Swiss tea house.
Lake Louise Ski Resort
Voted one of the best ski resorts in North America, with views of the lake from the top of the gondola.
Seasonal Curations
The Big Beehive
Climb past Lake Agnes Tea House to the summit of the Big Beehive for a dizzying, top-down perspective of the lake's incredible blue hue.
Skating on the Blue Jewel
The lake transforms into one of the world's most beautiful natural skating rinks, complete with an ice castle and sleigh rides along the shore.
Afternoon Tea
Experience the traditional Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont, a refined mountain tradition dating back to the grand railway era of exploration.