Columbia Icefield Tour mit Glacier Skywalk
Beschreibung
Besuchen Sie den Athabasca-Gletscher in einem massiven Ice Explorer auf diesem 3-stündigen Ausflug. Machen Sie einen Spaziergang entlang des gefrorenen Eis und füllen Sie Ihre Flasche Wasser mit reiner Schneeschmelze, dann wagen Sie sich auf das Glas des Gletscher-Skywalk für unglaubliche Ausblicke auf die Klippe. Sehen Sie zwei fantastische Sehenswürdigkeiten außerhalb von Banff in einem erlebnisreichen Abenteuer.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Keine Reise nach Jasper ist komplett ohne einen Besuch des berühmten Columbia Icefield, dem größten Eisfeld der kanadischen Rocky Mountains. Atemberaubende Ausblicke auf hoch aufragende Berge, Felsen, Eis und reinen weißen Schnee soweit das Auge reicht. Vom Discovery Centre aus besteigen Sie einen spezialisierten Ice Explorer, der Sie über eine gefrorene Straße zum Athabasca-Gletscher bringt. Unterwegs wird Ihr Fahrer Kommentare zu Gletschern, ihren Auswirkungen auf das lokale Ökosystem und den Umweltveränderungen geben, die diese massiven landschaftlichen Wunder schnell verändern. Sobald Sie den Athabasca-Gletscher erreicht haben, haben Sie die Möglichkeit, auszusteigen, am Gletscher entlang zu wandern und sogar Ihre Wasserflasche mit reiner, unberührter Schneeschmelze zu füllen. Sobald die Tour abgeschlossen ist, begeben Sie sich zum Glacier Skywalk, wo Sie entlang des Glasbodenstegs über den Rand der Klippe hinausgehen. Nachdem Sie angehalten haben, um die unglaubliche Aussicht zu genießen und ein paar Fotos zu machen, geht es zurück zum Discovery Center.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Kinder müssen von einem Erwachsenen begleitet werden
- Vorbehaltlich günstiger Wetterbedingungen. Bei einer Stornierung aufgrund von schlechtem Wetter haben Sie die Möglichkeit, ein alternatives Datum zu wählen
- Eintrittskarten für Kleinkinder sind kostenlos, für die Attraktion sind sie jedoch erforderlich
- Anfragen für barrierefreie Touren erfordern mindestens 72 Stunden Voranmeldung und müssen über die Kontaktoptionen auf unserer offiziellen Website arrangiert werden.
Bewertungen(2,014)
Great experience at Althabasca glacier. Well organised tour, really enjoyed the experience in the ice explorer vehicle and walking out on the glacier. Naturally a lot colder on the glacier so come prepared (surprising how many people weren't!). Sensible shoes for wet and slippery surface, coats, hats, gloves etc. Shuttle bus takes you straight from the glacier tour to the Skywalk, where you can get off and explore the glass walkway over the canyon, or stay on the bus to go straight back to the discovery centre, if the walkway isn't for you. Regular shuttles back to the discovery centre.
The Columbia Icefield was absolutely the highlight of our vacation! What an incredible and unforgettable experience—the views were breathtaking, and being on the glacier was truly amazing. I only wish I had more time to enjoy and explore the glacier!
Well worth the time and money. Pictures will never give you the feeling of the size and beauty of everything.
Our glacier tour was canceled due to some incident and refund was promptly issued. We went on the skywalk part of the tour and it was great!!
Awesome experience…every employee was outstanding from the ticket booth to the guide on the glacier
Hello Phill W, Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely review! We are thrilled to hear that you had positive experiences with our staff throughout your whole trip. Thank you for sharing, and we hope to welcome you back again soon. Nathaniel Cherry Assistant Guest Experience Manager
We loved this experience. It was beautiful and also sad to see the glacier knowing where it used to be. We felt fortunate to witness it. Our guide, Callum, was very funny. We were also grateful for his exceptional driving on the harrowing hill down to the glacier itself.
Hello Julie B, Thank you for your lovely review! We’re so glad you enjoyed the experience and that Callum’s humour and expert driving made your adventure even more memorable. We’ll be sure to pass on your kind words to him! Thanks for sharing, Nathaniel Cherry Assistant Guest Experience Manager
This was very well organized and informative. Would definitely recommend.
Hello R6343PAkellis, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We are glad you enjoyed the Columbia Icefield Adventure, and we hope to welcome you back again in the future. Nathaniel Cherry Assistant Guest Experience Manager
You queue to get on a coach which takes you up the hill to the Ice Explorer vehicle which takes you to the glacier. Feels like being herded! Glacier has so much potential to be an amazing experience but you are held to a very small area with hundreds of others, given 20 mins or ‘we will leave without you’ and this is all fairly low down the glacier which means the views are limited. Very slushy and wet when we went so perhaps best to go first thing in the day. All in all pretty sad given the focus on how the glacier has reduced in depth by 50% in 40 years and won’t be around in another 40. A money making tourist trap.
Hello LKC1903, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re sorry the experience did not meet your expectations. We appreciate your comments and understand your disappointment. Your feedback will be shared with our team as we continue working to improve the experience. Safe Travels, Nathaniel Cherry Assistant Guest Experience Manager
Well worth it!! The ride on the glacier was amazing!! We had a beautiful day and great weather! Highly recommend!
Be aware when booking this your that one needs to account traveling time from whatever place you are staying, depending on that it’s more like a 9-10 hrs experience. We could not make it fir a couple different reasons. The tour guide never reached out to us with any details or follow up. We got refunded in the end.
