The Main Lodge features comfortable Lodge Rooms, including king and double options, each with handcrafted log furniture, antique gas fireplaces, and private balconies that showcase breathtaking views of Moraine Lake.

The Deluxe Lodge Room, the premier option, offers a king-size bed, a river rock wood-burning fireplace, and a balcony overlooking both the lake and the iconic Tower of Babel peak.

For those seeking a more intimate and rustic experience, the lodge’s charming cabins provide exceptional comfort and style.

Lakeshore Cabins sit closest to the water, featuring king-size beds, sunken seating areas with river rock fireplaces, and private balconies with panoramic lake and mountain vistas.

Deluxe Cabins come in king or twin bed layouts and include similar amenities, designed to create a warm and inviting retreat amid the wilderness.

The Wenkchemna Wing offers additional options, including Upper and Lower Wenkchemna Rooms. These rooms provide queen-size beds, fireplaces, and spectacular lake and mountain views through large picture windows or private balconies.

Walter Wilcox Dining Room – this elegant venue serves gourmet meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients, emphasizing Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine. Guests can enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner here, with dishes like Alberta beef tenderloin, rack of lamb, and seafood trecce. Reservations are required for dinner.

Moraine Lake Cafe – offers grab-and-go items such as tea, coffee, cold beverages, baked goods, and soup. Guests can enjoy these offerings on the outdoor patio by the Lodge.

As a guest of the lodge, you can enjoy a complimentary canoe trip across the sparkling turquoise waters of Moraine Lake and back. The canoe dock is open from mid-June to mid-September, weather permitting.

In addition to canoeing, the lodge provides access to several hiking trails that wind through rich alpine forests below towering peaks and glaciers. Popular trails include the Rockpile Trail, Lakeshore Trail, Consolation Lakes Trail, and the more challenging Larch Valley and Sentinel Pass trails.

For those seeking more adventure, the surrounding area offers opportunities for horseback riding, fishing, river rafting, and glacier tours. These activities provide unique ways to experience the stunning landscapes of the Canadian Rockies.