See Mount Assiniboine from the air — the pyramid often called the Matterhorn of the Rockies, plus the glaciers on its flanks, after the Three Sisters and Spray Lakes on a thirty-five-minute helicopter from Canmore. You take off at 91 Bow Valley Trail. These listings do not leave from Banff town.
The Banff Assiniboine ticket is about thirty-five minutes in the air. From CAD 477 per person as labelled. One seat. A five-minute safety briefing comes first. Parking is included. Live checkout can differ. Cancel currently 24 hours before for a full refund as shown when you book.
You do not land at Assiniboine Lodge. You do not hike Magog. You sit, you look, you return through Stewart’s Gap with Canmore in view. The circuit takes the Sisters first, then the lakes and the pyramid. Commentary points out the glaciers as the path allows. Parking is on site at the log building.
The extra of this ticket is the pyramid in thirty-five minutes. Stay on thirty-five if Assiniboine from above is the point. Stay on twenty-five if the Sisters alone are enough. Take forty-five from the same Canmore pad to continue across the Continental Divide into British Columbia.
The Three Sisters open this circuit. The Continental Divide is the longer add. Minnewanka is the Nakoda lake run. Another pyramid from the air on this site is not this one; this peak is Assiniboine.
Meet at the log building on the right of the car park at 91 Bow Valley Trail, Canmore. Arrive with time to check in. Hotel pickup is not included in the from-price. Weight and passenger count are shown when you book. English commentary is listed. Weather can stop the flight; you are moved or refunded as shown.
Book the thirty-five-minute Canmore helicopter and see Mount Assiniboine and its glaciers from the air.
See Mount Assiniboine from a helicopter over Banff. Book the Banff Three Sisters 25-Minute Helicopter Tour.