Frozen turquoise lake surrounded by snowy peaks in the Canadian Rockies

New Year Event

New Year together in Lake Louise and Banff

Dec 31 – Jan 2

A winter getaway to celebrate the New Year with new friends, iconic views, adventure, and cozy moments in the Canadian Rockies.

$950 CADper person

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Limited spots

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What's included

  • 2 nights of accommodation in Lake Louise
  • Round-trip transport Calgary – Lake Louise – Calgary
  • All local transport during the 3 days
  • Breakfasts
  • New Year's Eve buffet dinner
  • New Year party with DJ, music, and champagne
  • Tubing
  • Skate rental
  • Ice skating on Lake Louise
  • Hot springs admission
  • Sightseeing in Banff
  • Optional: ski together at Lake LouiseSki pass and equipment not included.

Activities

Frozen lake at Lake Louise, where the group goes ice skating
Skating at Lake Louise
Outdoor hot spring pool in the snow with mountain views
Hot springs
Fireworks celebrating the New Year in the mountains
New Year celebration
Campfire in the snow for a cozy group moment
Cozy moments
Tubing down a snowy slope in the Rockies
Tubing

Where you'll stay

Wooden lodge exterior surrounded by forest
The lodge
Lodge common room with sofas, fireplace, and pool table
Cozy common areas
Shared room with bunk beds for four people
Shared rooms (4 people)

Shared rooms in groups of 4. Enjoy a comfortable, cozy lodge in Lake Louise with great common areas to relax, meet new people, and share this special experience. Prefer more privacy? Ask us about private room options and availability.

Perfect for au pairs, Working Holiday travelers, and young people who want to celebrate the New Year in the Rockies.

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We have seen bears in Banff, hiked mountain trails, gone horseback riding, tried wakeboarding, hosted barbecues, skied, watched the northern lights, and lived many more experiences all across Canada.