Canada Tours in February 2026
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- Rockies Winter Premium Tour (Small Group)
- Yukon Winter Dream | Active Winter Adventure
- 4-Day Rockies Winter Wonderland Tour | Banff & Lake Louise & Lake Minnewanka or Bubble Lake | Features
- Canadian Rockies: Northern Lights Winter Explorer
- Arctic Winter Heartbeat | Active Winter Adventure
- Vancouver to Banff 4 Days Rockies Lake Louise Snow adventure Tour Private
- Yukon Winter Adventure With Aurora, Snowmobiling, Dog Sledding & More from Vancouver
- Kluane's Winter Magic: Aurora, Snowshoeing & Serenity from Vancouver
- Banff Winter Multi-Activity Package
- Wildlife, Hot Springs and Aurora: A Yukon Winter Getaway from Vancouver
Rockies Winter Premium Tour (Small Group)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“We experienced great scenery, experiences and our accommodation was exceptional.”
chris, traveled in March
Duration 5 days Destinations Vancouver, Kamloops, Mount Revelstoke National Park, Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Craigellachie, Salmon Arm Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Discover Canada Tours February departure dates
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- NZ$2,309
Yukon Winter Dream | Active Winter Adventure
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved the convenience of the package, it made our time in Whitehorse much easier.”
David, traveled in January
Duration 5 days Destinations Whitehorse Age Range Ages 19+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Arctic Range Adventure February departure dates
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- NZ$3,058
4-Day Rockies Winter Wonderland Tour | Banff & Lake Louise & Lake Minnewanka or Bubble Lake | Features
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Excellent tour & good itinerary for a short visit.”
Lorena, traveled in March
Duration 4 days Destinations Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Yoho National Park, Banff National Park Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Chinese Operator Calgary Tours February departure dates
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- NZ$2,272
Duration 9 days Destinations Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Edmonton, Smoky Lake Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures February departure dates
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- NZ$5,059
Arctic Winter Heartbeat | Active Winter Adventure
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was one of the best vacations in my life. I would go there again at anytime.”
Sabrina, traveled in February
Duration 7 days Destinations Whitehorse Age Range Ages 19+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Arctic Range Adventure February departure dates
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- NZ$3,861
Vancouver to Banff 4 Days Rockies Lake Louise Snow adventure Tour Private
1 Review by TourRadar travelers
Duration 4 days Destinations Vancouver, Kelowna, Revelstoke, Lake Louise, Banff, Golden, Kamloops, Hope Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globalduniya February departure dates
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- NZ$6,797
Duration 5 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse Age Range Ages 19+ Operator Landsby February departure dates
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- NZ$4,048
Duration 5 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse, Kluane National Park Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Landsby February departure dates
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- NZ$4,898
Duration 6 days Destinations Calgary, Banff Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Landsby February departure dates
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- NZ$1,827
Duration 4 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse Age Range Ages 19+ Operator Landsby February departure dates
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- NZ$2,493
What people love about Canada Tours in February
Amazing experience in a true winter wonderland. All of the guides were friendly and knowledgeable. Also felt safe with them, driving around in the bus in harsh conditions. A few activities cancelled due to the extreme cold, but we can't argue with Mother Nature. She was kind enough to give us a spectacular Northern Lights show on our first night out, so we'll forgive her for the arctic blast! Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to do something out of the ordinary, and make memories of a lifetime.
Yukon Winter Dream | Active Winter Adventure
- Yukon Deluxe Winter Northern Lights Tour
Accomodation was good, good staff who were always available for any need, excellent owner/chef. Food quality was exceptional
- 4-Day Rockies Winter Explorer Tour
Great tour! I would recommend it! Highlights as follows: 1. Great Tour Lead Chris ensured everyone was comfortable, and he was fun, informative, polite/respectful! He is great! Great people skills! 2. Mr. Yee – our driver. Drove us safely and back! Could not have asked for a more skilled driver. Ace driver, given the varying road conditions with rain and snowfall we encountered. 3. Comments on the activities we did: 1. We did tubing for 2 hours before calling it a night in Vernon. Two hours were plenty to enjoy the stop. The activity was free to enjoy for everyone. Has the option to ice skate on a smaller frozen lake. Also for free 2. Day 2 in Banf – we did have the option to ice skate in Lake Louis. Optional at the cost of CAD 24.99. Spent a chunk of time walking to the rental store inside the chateau to registering and getting our skate shoes. After we got our shoes and were ready to skate, we had little time to ice skate and enjoyed the frozen Lake Louise. 3. We did have some time at night to stroll around Banf center 4. Day 3 – option to ski at Lake Louise Ski Resort (can rent ski clothing and equipment for a fee of abt $150~. The ski lift is $50-100. For non-skiers, they offered optional activities for a fee - e.g., snowshoeing/hiking in the AM and Gondola in the PM. You also have the option to go around town on your own at no extra cost. They give you plenty of information, and you can ask questions to decide what you want to do for Day 3. Somehow you could only pick one option. Wish they could allow doing more than one option, e.g., doing one AM activity and then doing a PM activity with no conflict in time. If you plan to ski, you spend your day at the ski resort until the bus comes and picks you up. You have to plan for how to store your luggage since you will go on a different shuttle for the ski resort. You may have to arrange to leave your luggage with someone in the group so it’s on the bus and you don’t carry it with you to the resort. The Lake Louise Ski Resort was top-notched! 5. We end day 3 in Golden. 6. Day 4 It’s pretty much driving back to Vancouver. Chris was great at keeping us informed/entertained for that long drive back. Props to Mr. Yee as well. 7. We did stop at two frozen lakes as bonus stops. One is in Banf, and the other is the Emerald Lake. It was almost magical at the time of the visit to Emerald Lake because it was snowing pretty heavily, and we were walking on a frozen, snow-covered lake! Beautiful! We had a group picture here. 8. Lots of driving, which usually is the deal with types of tours. I am used to this type of tour. I take this type of tour all the time. So be in that mindset. 9. Overall I enjoyed the tour a lot! I enjoyed this part of Canada! My first was on a frozen lake! So thank you! On a side note, a big thank you to Mr. Yee. He knew we were spending two more days in Vancouver and gave us the best tip on maximizing the 24-hour hop-off hop-on tour. If you care to know, here are his tips. 1. Go to Gas town first (on your own). Get your picture of the Steam Clock. Go there before the hour because, at the hour, the clock will whistle and will blow off steam. You don’t want to miss this. 2. After you are done with Gastown, you walk to Canada Place. It is only like 5-6 minute walk. You get your ticket there. You start the hop-hop-off tour here. 3. Then stop and explore for a certain amt of time: 1. Stanley Park, 2. Granville Park, and 3. Chinatown. Explore the other stops if you have time, based on your interest.
What our customers ask about Canada Tours in February 2026
What is the weather like in Canada during February?
Canada's February weather shows distinct regional patterns. The Rocky Mountain destinations of Banff and Lake Louise see daily temperatures of -5°C to -15°C (23°F to 5°F). Further north in Whitehorse temperatures drop to -15°C to -25°C (5°F to -13°F). The Pacific coast including Vancouver stays relatively mild with temperatures from 0°C to 8°C (32°F to 46°F). As noted by a recent visitor: "Despite the cold temperatures in Banff the clear skies and sunny days made winter activities very enjoyable when properly dressed."
Which Canadian cities are best to visit in February?
Winter-ready cities like Quebec City Montreal Banff and Whitehorse come alive in February. Quebec City hosts its famous Winter Carnival while Banff serves as a gateway to skiing and thermal springs. Recommended stays include the grand Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise or the welcoming Best Western Gold Rush Inn in Whitehorse. A recent visitor observed: "Quebec City in February was like stepping into a winter fairy tale with the Chateau Frontenac covered in snow and festive winter activities throughout the old town."
What winter activities can I experience in Canada during February?
February opens up the Canadian wilderness for classic winter pursuits across the Rockies and Yukon. Activities range from dog sledding and snowmobiling to ice fishing snowshoeing and skating on natural ice rinks. The Banff Aspen Lodge provides easy access to Johnston Canyon ice walks while the Algonquin Log Cabin offers unique experiences like torch-lit broomball games. According to travelers: "The combination of snowshoeing skiing and winter hiking made for an unforgettable winter experience."
What are the best locations to see the Northern Lights in Canada during February?
Churchill Manitoba and Whitehorse Yukon stand out as premier Northern Lights viewing destinations in February. Churchill's position under the aurora oval makes it ideal with dedicated viewing spots at the Thanadelthur Lounge and Wapusk Adventures. Whitehorse's AuroraCentre offers clear views away from city lights. A recent visitor reported: "We got lucky and saw the Northern Lights on 2 of our 3 nights it was spectacular!"
What festivals and events happen in Canada during February?
February brings signature winter celebrations across Canada. The Quebec Winter Carnival leads the lineup followed by Ottawa's Winterlude and local festivals in Banff and Jasper. Many visitors choose to stay at the historic Chateau Frontenac during the carnival season. A recent visitor noted: "The Quebec Winter Carnival was the highlight of our February trip - the ice sculptures winter activities and festive atmosphere were incredible."
What are the accommodation options like in Canada during February?
Winter accommodations range from upscale hotels to rustic lodges. The Fairmont Banff Springs offers luxury while the Algonquin Log Cabin provides an authentic wilderness experience. Whitehorse's Sternwheeler Hotel puts guests close to winter activities and Quebec City's Hotel Manoir Victoria combines historical elements with modern comforts. A visitor shared: "The Banff Aspen Lodge was perfect for our February stay - warm comfortable and centrally located for all winter activities."