See the Rockies on your own schedule with private tours in Lake Louise from Alpine Limousine & Tours. Your chauffeur drives you door to door in a sedan, SUV, stretch limousine or van, and you choose the stops. Tell us your date, pickup point and group size and we will send a free quote.
This page explains how our private tours work, which places are worth your time, how the seasons change the plan and what to tell us so we can design a day that suits your group.
Our tours can visit Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Lake Minnewanka, Takakkaw Falls and Bow Lake. Each stop has its own character, from the glacier backdrop at Lake Louise to the boardwalks at Emerald Lake. Tell us what you want to see and how long you would like at each stop.
We pick you up at your hotel, home or at Calgary Airport. Prefer to base yourself in town? See our Lake Louise limousine service, Calgary to Banff car service and Canmore pages.
The best private tours begin with a conversation. Tell us who is coming, how long you have, what you most want to see and how much walking you are comfortable with. A day for a family with young children looks very different from a day for two photographers, and we plan accordingly.
A typical day starts with an early pickup, a first stop at the lake while the light is soft and the crowds are thin, and a second stop at a different lake or waterfall. We suggest a relaxed lunch, a gentler afternoon and a return before the roads get busy or dark. Resist the urge to add more stops: the Rockies reward time spent more than miles covered.
Your chauffeur can suggest timing and walks suited to your group. If the weather changes, we adjust the route, for example by choosing a viewpoint that works in cloud or a stop that suits a rainy afternoon.
Every season at Lake Louise has its own appeal. Spring is quiet, with melting snow and returning wildlife, though some trails and roads are still closed. Summer is the busiest and brightest, with the lake at its most vivid. Autumn brings golden larches in the high country and thinner crowds, and winter brings frozen lakes, ice skating and snow-covered peaks.
If you are flexible, ask us which dates suit your goals best. Photographers may prefer autumn or winter for the light, families may prefer summer for the long days and couples may prefer the quiet of shoulder season. We will give you an honest view, including the trade-offs.
Moraine Lake is one of the most requested stops, but access is managed by Parks Canada and Moraine Lake Road is closed to personal vehicles. Contact us before you book and we will confirm what is possible on your date. See our Banff to Moraine Lake page for more.
Lake Louise is the gateway to the Icefields Parkway, with Bow Lake along the way. Plan a longer day with our Banff to Jasper service, or ask us to design a custom route.
Just across the Continental Divide in Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake offers a flat lakeside walk that suits most ages, and Takakkaw Falls is among the highest waterfalls in Canada. The road to Takakkaw Falls is seasonal and closed in winter, so we confirm access for your date before promising it. Yoho also has its own winter tire rule from October 1 to April 30, and our vehicles are set up for it.
Combining Lake Louise and Yoho in one day is possible, but it makes for a longer outing, and we are honest about how much fits. Our Emerald Lake page explains the area in more detail.
Parks Canada manages access, parking and fees at these sites, and conditions change by season. We check the current situation before your tour and tell you what to expect.
Not every visitor has a full day. A half-day tour with a single focus, such as a morning at the lake followed by a relaxed lunch in the village, can be more enjoyable than a rushed full-day itinerary. If you are tight on time, tell us your constraints, and we will design a plan that fits.
For visitors on a cruise or a tight connection, we can plan the pickup and return around a hard deadline, and we will tell you honestly how much will fit.


Our full range of Rockies tours includes custom routes. A typical day may combine a morning at the lake, a lunch stop and an afternoon at Emerald Lake or Takakkaw Falls. Your driver can suggest timing and keeps the schedule flexible.
Planning a celebration near the lake? See our weddings page, or read our photo stops from Calgary to Emerald Lake Lodge.
Photographers need time, and the best light often comes early or late. If you are shooting, tell us the locations and the light you want, and we will plan the schedule around it. We can wait while you work, and we can help with the logistics of tripods and bags.
Families benefit from a private tour because the pace is yours. You can stop for a snack, take a break in the vehicle and skip anything that is too much for the youngest members. Grandparents can ride along without keeping up with a hiking group.
For bigger groups, a stretch limousine seats up to 12 and a van up to 14. See our fleet to choose the best fit.
Some of the best views are only a short walk from the road, and a private vehicle lets us choose stops that suit your group. If anyone has mobility needs, tell us in advance, and we will suggest stops with easy access and adjust the pace. Comfort matters, and a good tour is one that everyone enjoys.
We look forward to assisting you with your needs and providing exceptional service for your visits and events in the beautiful Canadian Rockies.
P.O. BOX 2235 Banff, Alberta Canada, T1L 1B9.
Phone: +1403-762-5558
Email: info@alpinelimo.ca

Road conditions, crowds and parking change by season. We watch the forecast and the park advisories, then adjust your departure time and route. Read our winter logistics guide before a cold-season visit.
Tell us the date, the pickup point, the group size and the places you want to see. Call (403) 762-5558, use the form on this page or book through our booking page. We reply with a written quote that sets out the vehicle, the time and the route, and your booking is confirmed once you accept.
If you are staying in Banff or Canmore, we can collect you from your hotel. If you are arriving at Calgary International Airport, we can meet you there and begin the tour on the way. Our private tours in Canmore page describes tours starting from the Bow Valley.
If you are unsure about anything, from the best season to the right vehicle, call us before you decide. A short conversation often saves a longer correction later, and we would always rather give you a straight answer than a vague one.
What is included in a private tour?
You get a chauffeured vehicle, door-to-door pickup and a route built around your stops. Tell us your interests when you request a quote, and we will confirm the details and cost for your date.
How much does a private tour from Lake Louise cost?
The price depends on the vehicle, route, time on the road and date. Request a free quote with your pickup, group size and preferred stops, and we will reply with a quote.
Can you take us to Moraine Lake?
Access to Moraine Lake is managed by Parks Canada, and Moraine Lake Road is closed to personal vehicles. Contact us before booking so we can confirm what is available on your date.
Where can you pick us up?
We pick up in Lake Louise, Banff, Canmore and Calgary, including Calgary Airport. Give us your hotel or address and the time you want to leave.
How many people can join a private tour?
Our SUVs seat four or five, a stretch limousine seats up to 12, and our van seats up to 14. Tell us your group size when you contact us.
How long is a typical tour?
It depends on the stops and the pickup point. Tell us how long you have and we will plan the day to fit.
Can we change the route on the day?
Yes, within reason. Tell your driver and we will adjust.
What if the weather is bad?
We adapt the plan, choosing stops that suit the conditions.
Do I need a park pass?
Vehicles stopping in the national parks need a valid pass. Ask us when you book.

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