The icy fields of Columbia evoke emotions that you will remember for a lifetime. At the heart of this unforgettable experience are ancient stories, astonishing landscapes, and the feeling that will stay with you from this extraordinary adventure. We'll explore the ancient Athabasca Glacier aboard a giant ice explorer, learn more about glacial formations, and walk directly on the glacier itself. Then the story comes to life as we stroll across the glass-bottomed Skywalk bridge. Here, you'll quite literally feel as though you're at the edge of the world and understand why this destination is life-changing. The views before you will seem unreal, like paintings or heavily filtered images. Such is the incredible nature of British Columbia. Beginning and ending our adventure at the Glacier Discovery Centre, we'll feel as though we've witnessed a true wonder. We will also pass by Horseshoe Lake. This lake isn't one of the well-known ones in the region. Here, we'll fully enjoy nature and the absence of tourists. The nature is stunning, and those of you with a more adventurous spirit can swim in the water or jump from one of the rocks. Many locals come here to have fun.

After this adventure, we leave Yoho National Park and head to Athabasca Falls & Sunwapta Falls, which is 250 km away, about a 3-4 hour drive. Athabasca Falls is one of the largest attractions within Jasper National Park. It is 23 meters high and 18 meters wide. At this location, the mighty Athabasca River narrows, and the seemingly calm river bursts over the Athabasca Falls. The river is 1,231 km long, originating in Jasper National Park at the Columbia Glacier's end and flowing through Alberta province towards the vast Lake Athabasca, which extends across the borders between Alberta and Saskatchewan. This waterfall may not be the tallest you've ever seen, but the volume of water, the surrounding nature, and the roaring sound created by the falling water will imprint an unforgettable memory of this place in your mind. Sunwapta Falls comprises upper and lower falls. It also isn't among the tallest, but its tiered shape makes it incredibly beautiful. We will camp overnight at Yoho Campsite.