Banff’s scenic pathways are perfect for this leisurely e-bike tour with a qualified guide. Start with helmets and bike setup, then pedal to Vermilion Lakes for Mt Rundle reflections. Cruise along the Bow River to Bow Falls, past Banff Springs Golf Course – a prime wildlife spot for elk, deer, and occasional bears.
The winding riverside pathways and the towering vertical silhouette of Mt. Rundle serve as the stage for this 2-hour guided electric-assist expedition.
Operated by Mt. Norquay, this "Top Rated" journey transitions from the historic Banff Train Station to the hidden corners of Banff’s backyard.
You move from the shimmering reflections of Vermilion Lakes to the thunderous spray of Bow Falls, experiencing an environment where effort is minimized by modern e-bike technology.
Because this tour is limited to a small group of just 6 participants, you should book your Banff e-bike explorer early to secure your departure for the 2026 season.
Expect a leisurely, high-tech, and socially intimate tour of Banff’s immediate surroundings. The transition from town traffic to peaceful nature trails is seamless, as the e-bikes provide a vertical boost for any inclines along the route. The environment is one of "effortless discovery," where the small group size ensures you can hear your guide’s stories and local history clearly. Note that this tour is not suitable for children under 12 or those with mobility impairments that prevent balanced cycling.
Aim for the morning tour slots to catch the Vermilion Lakes when the water is calmest, which creates the best vertical mirror effect for your Mt. Rundle photos.
Don't be afraid to use the highest assist level on the short uphill sections toward the golf course; it allows you to keep your heart rate low while taking in the views.
Our agency recommends keeping your camera in the provided bike rack bag to protect it from the dust of the pathways while keeping it accessible for wildlife sightings.
Even a sunny day feels cooler when you are moving at e-bike speeds; utilize the provided rain gear if the wind picks up off the glacial river.
The wildlife activity and trail clarity change with the daylight hours of the Rockies.
No, the electric assist does most of the work for you, making it suitable for varying fitness levels.
Check-in is at Bike Banff Rentals & Tours at the Banff Train Station; free parking is available.
The tour includes rain wear (jacket and pants) to keep you comfortable during intermittent showers.
This is a small-group experience with a maximum of 6 participants.
You should be comfortable riding a standard bicycle, but the e-bike technology is very intuitive.
Book it today with Banff National Park Tours or simply following this link.
