Paddle out onto Two Jack Lake while the mountains reflect in the water around you. This private 3-hour tour puts you on a paddleboard in the heart of Banff National Park, away from the crowds and right in the middle of the most beautiful scenery in the Rockies. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.
For anyone who wants to feel the Rockies from the inside, not just the roadside.
Max 6 guests, never mixed with other groups. Your guide, your pace, your morning.
90 minutes to paddle, drift, and actually take it in. Not a quick lap.
Two Jack Lake sits right in the heart of Banff National Park. The mountains don’t just surround you here. They reflect beneath you.
Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off included. Just show up ready to paddle.
Hotel pickup in Banff. Ask about sunrise or sunset departures if mornings aren’t your thing.
Your guide shares the story of Banff National Park on the way out. No rush, no schedule pressure.
Paddleboard, lifejacket, and a full safety intro from your certified guide. You’ll feel ready before you ever leave shore.
Paddle at your own pace across glacier-fed water in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. The mountains reflect right beneath your board.
Hot drinks and blankets on the return. The kind of quiet that means the morning worked.
✓ Small group experience (max 6 guests)
✓ Comfortable, upscale transportation with panoramic windows
✓ Hot chocolate, coffee & tea
✓ Certified local guide trained in photography and storytelling
✓ Fresh water refills (BYO water bottle)
✓ Polaroid souvenir
✓ Paddleboard, lifejacket & all gear
✓ Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off in Banff
✕ Guide gratuities (optional)
✕ National Park Pass
All private adventures include our VIP experience as standard: Gourmet picnic lunch, personal concierge, dedicated private guide, high-end vehicle, and a fully flexible itinerary built entirely around you.
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from any hotel, residence, or landmark in Banff.
Not at all. Your guide covers everything before you hit the water. And standing is optional. Plenty of people spend their whole session on their knees or sitting cross-legged, which actually gives you a lower centre of gravity and a steadier ride. However you choose to paddle, you’re still out there on a glacial lake in the Rockies.
Morning departures give you the best water conditions, calm, glassy, and lit by mountain light before the afternoon wind arrives. That said, sunrise and sunset sessions may be available depending on conditions and guide availability. Reach out and we’ll see what we can do.
Dress in layers you don’t mind getting wet. Mountain mornings can be cold, especially before the sun clears the peaks, so come prepared for both the chill and the splash. Bring a towel, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and your own water bottle. We’ll handle everything else.
This adventure runs rain or shine! If conditions aren’t safe, we’ll contact you to reschedule or provide a full refund. We’d rather rebook than put anyone on the water in the wrong conditions.
