If you do want to explore the glacier's surface, or are simply looking for an excellent tour, recent visitors suggested taking an Ice Explorer tour onto the Athabasca Glacier. Past travelers raved ...

Athabasca Glacier is one of the most accessible in North America. You can walk right up to it, though signs show how much it has retreated over the years. Tourists hop on massive all-terrain ice ...

Located in the Rocky Mountains, the Athabasca glacier recedes approximately 5 metres every year and is expected to disappear entirely by 2100. Traditionally, tours shuttled guests onto the ice on ...

Debra Smith Covering 89 square miles on the northern edge of Banff National Park, the Columbia Icefield is the largest body of ice in the ... the foot of the Athabasca Glacier, but you'll quickly ...

Ride massive ice explorer vehicles onto the otherworldly surface of the Athabasca Glacier. These dramatic ... limestone cliff known as the Weeping Wall. Hike trails over ancient glaciers and ...