The Sacred Circle 10-day tour, Alberta & British Columbia

The ultimate ride through the majestic wilds of the Canadian Rockies

Tour facts

Starts and ends
Banff
Duration
10 days, 9 nights
Region
Alberta & British Columbia
Distance
About 1,900 km (1,181 mi) 100–440 km (62–273 mi) a day
Next departure
New dates coming soon
Motorcycles
6 to choose from
On the road
Ride leader, medic and support vehicle
Days
10
Distance
1,900 km 1,181 mi
From
$8,500 CAD

Per rider, in CAD, plus 5% GST. Price depends on the bike you choose.

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Overview

Embark on the ultimate Canadian Rockies adventure, a journey through a landscape of world-famous icons and hidden gems. The Sacred Circle 10-Day Tour will take you through the breathtaking beauty of Banff and Jasper National Parks, where you’ll witness the shimmering turquoise waters of Lake Louise and the serene expanse of Maligne Lake. Conquer the legendary Icefields Parkway, considered one of the most scenic highways on earth, and stand in awe of giants like Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Beyond the famous landmarks, you’ll discover the charm of towns like Revelstoke and the quaint, Bavarian-style village of Kimberly, ride along the stunning Highway 3A, and unwind in the therapeutic waters of Fairmont Hot Springs. This journey is an all-encompassing experience, promising an epic ride with unparalleled scenery at every turn.

Highlights

  • Banff & Lake Louise, world famous turquoise lakes and towering peaks.
  • Icefields parkway, ride one of the most scenic highways on earth, with a stop at the Columbia Icefield
  • Jasper National Park, explore Maligne Lake, Maligne Canyon , and the vibrant town of Jasper
  • Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies
  • Helmcken Falls, the forth highest waterfall in Canada
  • Revelstoke, charming mountain town with deep history and stunning alpine scenery
  • Creston & Highway 3A, experience one of BC’s most scenic motorcycle routes along Kootenay Lake
  • Kimberley, quaint Bavarian style town, tucked in the Purcell mountains
  • Ainsworth Hot Springs - Indigenous owned hot springs with a traditional restaurant
  • Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, BC, Canada’s largest natural hot springs resort
  • Kootenay National Park, ride through canyons with beautiful scenery and wildlife rich mountain valleys.
Map showing a scenic route through British Columbia and Alberta, with stops at Kamloops, Jasper, Revelstoke, Ainsworth Hot Springs, Creston, Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, and Banff.
10 days, 9 nights, about 1,900 km (1,181 mi). Starts and ends in Banff.

Dates and booking

Next season's dates are being set. Ask us and we'll hold a spot for you as soon as they open.

To book, send us a request. We'll confirm your spot and bike, then email a secure payment link for the deposit.

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Price by bike

Tour price in Canadian dollars for each motorcycle
MotorcyclePer rider
Yamaha Ténéré 700 $8,500
Aprilia Tuareg 660 $9,100
Honda Transalp $9,100
BMW F 800 GS $9,700
BMW F 900 GS $10,300
Moto Guzzi V85 TT $10,300
Add-ons
Non-rider passenger One extra person, riding pillion or in the support vehicle. $6,800
Single room Prices assume two guests per room. Add this for a room of your own. $1,350

Prices in CAD, per rider, plus 5% GST, based on two guests per room.

Day by day

  1. Day 1

    Arrival & Banff Orientation

    Your Calgary airport transfer will take you to your hotel in Banff, a world famous destination and Canada’s first National Park. Today you will meet your crew for your tour briefing.

    Banff high street with a towering mountain backdrop
  2. Day 2

    Banff to Jasper

    290 km (180 mi)

    Start the morning riding one of Alberta’s most scenic roads, the Bow Valley Parkway with a stop at beautiful Lake Louise. From there we will continue on the Icefields Parkway, ride one of the most scenic highways on earth, with a stop at the Columbia Icefield, before arriving in Jasper National Park, where we will spend the night in the vibrant town of Jasper.

    A winding mountain road leading through the Columbia Icefields towards snow-capped peaks under a cloudy sky.
  3. Day 3

    Jasper Rest & Explore

    Today is a rest day, where you can explore the town of Jasper, hike Malgine Canyon, or enjoy a scenic boat trip on Maligne Lake to Spirit Island, one of the most iconic and photographed spots in the Canadian Rockies. It is a sacred place for the Stoney Nakoda people, the island was a spiritual site where ceremonies were performed and is considered a place of deep connection to the land and ancestors.

    A street view of the Astoria Hotel with a mountain in the background, in the evening with a partly cloudy sky.
  4. Day 4

    Jasper to Kamloops

    440 km (273 mi)

    Start the morning with a short ride to Mount Robson, here we will stop to see the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Before arriving in Kamloops we will stop at stunning Helmcken Falls. We will overnight in Kamloops which sits at the meeting point of the north and south Thompson Rivers in south central BC, here we will spend the night.

    A scenic view of Helmcken Falls waterfall in a lush green forest, with mist rising at the base of the falls and a cloudy sky overhead.
  5. Day 5

    Kamloops to Revelstoke

    200 km (124 mi)

    Today we ride along the Shuswap Lake. Before staying the night in Revelstoke, a charming mountain town with stunning scenery.

    A snow-capped Mount Robson with clouds surrounding its peak, viewed from a road bordered by trees and green grass.
  6. Day 6

    Revelstoke to Ainsworth Hot Springs

    420 km (261 mi)

    Today, we will take a scenic ferry ride on the Arrow Lake ferry, a unique experience, across glacial waters. We will spend the night at the Ainsworth Hot Springs, an Indigenous owned business known for its natural hot, healing springs, caves, scenic lake & mountain views and a peaceful retreat after a day of riding. Also, their restaurant offers a unique opportunity to sample some delicious, traditional Indigenous cuisine.

    An outdoor swimming pool with surrounding deck, colorful umbrellas, potted plants, and mountain views at sunset at Ainsworth Hot Springs.
  7. Day 7

    Ainsworth Hot Springs to Creston

    100 km (62 mi)

    Today we will ride one of the most scenic motorcycle roads, Highway 3A where we will take a ferry ride across Kootenay Lake (one of BC’s largest lakes). We will stop at Creston, where we will overnight in teepees, offering an unique cultural experience.

    The Skimmerhorn mountain range overlooking Creston. Snow-capped mountains in the distance reflecting in a calm lake, with dried grass and reeds in the foreground.
  8. Day 8

    Creston to Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, BC

    200 km (124 mi)

    We will ride to the Bavarian town of Kimberley, a small mountain town tucked into the Purcell Mountains. We will overnight at the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, BC, Canada’s largest mineral hot pools.

    Backyard pool with a wine glass floating on the water, a barbecue grill, and a rolled-up pool cover against a backdrop of trees and a hill during sunny weather.
  9. Day 9

    Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, BC to Banff

    170 km (106 mi)

    On the final day of riding, we will carve a path through Kootenay National Park, conquering the scenic Highway 93. This stunning ride winds through dramatic alpine passes and alongside pristine mountain lakes, offering endless photo opportunities and a constant sense of awe, as we make our way back to Banff.

    An empty road leads towards a mountain range near Banff with snow-capped peaks, surrounded by dense forest of tall evergreen trees.
  10. Day 10

    Departure

    Spend time exploring Banff or fly home, the choice is yours!

    Banff highstreet with bars and restaurants, amid a backdrop of majestic mountains

Ride your way

Pick any bike from our fleet: the BMW F 800 GS or F 900 GS, Yamaha Ténéré 700, Honda Transalp, Moto Guzzi V85 TT or Aprilia Tuareg 660.

Safety

A trained medical professional rides on every tour, and the support vehicle can carry a passenger if you or your bike need a break.

Sightseeing and culture

To ensure your journey is seamless and stress-free, we cover all entrance fees to the magnificent national parks and local sightseeing attractions along our routes. You can ride freely, knowing that access to iconic destinations like Banff, Kootenay, and Jasper National Parks, as well as unique stops like the Columbia Icefields, Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, BC & Lake Louise, is already taken care of. Simply focus on the incredible scenery and the adventure ahead, without worrying about a thing.

The journey is sacred. The ride is yours.

Included

  • Airport transfer
  • 9 nights Accommodations
  • Motorcycle as per your selection
  • Fuel
  • Entrance Fees to all National Parks
  • Entrance fees to all hot springs
  • Support vehicle with passenger carrying ability
  • Service of Ride leaders and support vehicle
  • Pre departure material
  • Cool swag

Not included

  • Personal Health and travel insurance
  • Meals
  • Optional activities (rafting, ziplining, etc)
  • Tips & Gratuities
  • Flights
  • Visas

All riders sign our waiver before the tour.

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Questions riders ask

What's included in an Askiwa Motorcycle Tour?

Our fully guided tours include an adventure motorcycle, accommodations, fuel, national park passes, curated routes, a professional tour guide and a support vehicle to passengers, luggage, and provide assistance. Many tours also include cultural experiences, to make the journey unforgettable.

What riding experience do I need?

Our tours are designed for riders with at least an intermediate level of motorcycle experience. You should be comfortable riding in various conditions (mountain roads, curves and light gravel sections) and group riding. Safety is a priority at Askiwa. If you are unsure, reach out to us, we can recommend the best route for your comfort level.

What do I need to bring?

You’ll need to bring your motorcycle license, riding gear(helmet, jacket, gloves, boots, protective pants.) and personal items. Pack like you would for any motorcycle journey. Rental riding gear is available, subject to availability.

How large are the tour groups?

We keep our groups small and personal, with a maximum of 8 riders plus a guide and support vehicle. This ensures safety, camaraderie, and a premium experience.

What is the support vehicle for?

Our support vehicle carries luggage, provides backup in case of emergences, and has basic medical supplies. It also offers comfort for non-riding companions who wish to join the journey.

Where do the tours start and end?

Our tours begin and end in Banff or Canmore, Alberta. Airport transfers are included from Calgary International Airport.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellations made 60+days before departure receive a refund (minus deposit). Cancellations within 60 days are non-refundable, but credits may be applied toward a future tour. Check our T&C’s page for more details.

What weather conditions are we likely to encounter?

In the Canadian Rockies weather can change quickly, even within the same day. You can expect a mix of sunny skies, cool mountain mornings, and the possibility of rain or sudden temperature drops, especially at higher elevations and mountain passes.We recommend packing layered riding gear, waterproof protection, and being prepared for all conditions. Riding gear not being used can be stored in the support vehicle. Your guide will provide daily weather updates so the group can ride comfortably and safely.

Are there incentive programs?

Yes. Askiwa offers several ways to reward our riders.

  • Loyalty Riders: Guests who return for a second tour or book back to back tours receive special discounts.
  • Group Incentives: Book as a group of 4 or more riders and enjoy group pricing.
  • Referral rewards: Riders who refer who refer friends that book a tour receive travel credits toward their next ride.
What makes Askiwa different from other motorcycle tour companies?

Askiwa motorcycles tours blends luxury adventure travel with a cultural experience, accompanied by a trained medical professional. Our routes highlight western Canada, including the Canadian Rockies while weaving in indigenous history, breathtaking scenery, and unforgettable stops. Our motto says it best:“The journey is sacred. The ride is yours.”