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About

What we do

Reliable Lake Louise shuttle and Moraine Lake shuttle

Rainbow Rockies provides inclusive, reliable Lake Louise and Moraine Lake shuttle transportation from Calgary and Banff, making the beauty of the Canadian Rockies accessible to everyone. As a queer-owned business, we are built on a culture of belonging, ensuring that every traveler—locals, visitors, families, solo adventurers, and members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community—feels welcome, safe, and celebrated on their journey.

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Mission Statement

We are a movement toward inclusivity, visibility, and connection. Our mission is to create a safe, welcoming, and affirming space for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and our allies one person at a time! We’re here to ensure everyone feels seen, respected, and celebrated. With every action, we move toward a future where everyone belongs.

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Trusted & Verified

Getting featured on Travel Alberta is a big deal—and we’re thrilled to be part of it. Travel Alberta is the province’s official tourism authority, dedicated to showcasing the very best experiences our beautiful region has to offer. Every business listed on their site is reviewed, vetted, and chosen because it meets high standards for quality, safety, and guest experience.

That means when you ride with us, you’re choosing a shuttle service that’s recognized, trusted, and proudly aligned with Alberta’s top tourism partners. We’re excited to share the Rockies with you, one unforgettable lake at a time.

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​We're beyond proud to be members of Bow Valley Pride Network! Members of this network:

  • Meet a shared standard for inclusive practice in the Bow Valley

  • Support a safer, more welcoming community for residents and visitors

  • Keep learning, with access to tools and training that helps teams stay confident and current

Being part of the Alberta 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce connects us with a vibrant network of queer-owned and allied businesses committed to equity, visibility, and economic empowerment. As an inclusive shuttle service, joining this community strengthens our commitment to creating safe, affirming travel experiences for everyone who visits Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. We’re proud to stand alongside organizations that champion diversity and help shape a more inclusive Alberta.

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We are committed to promoting Indigenous tourism in the province. As a valued Indigenous Tourism Alberta Industry Partner for 2026-27, we are an essential part of ITA's mission to share Indigenous stories, culture, and experiences with a global audience. We support Indigenous-owned and operated entrepreneurs and the immersive cultural experiences they offer.

The Alberta Living Wage Network certifies employers, such as Rainbow Rockies, who pay their employees at or above a living wage. (Defined as the hourly wage a worker needs to earn to cover their basic expenses and participate in their community.) We're so proud to be able to say we support our employees' wellness and their lives.

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Land Acknowledgement

At Rainbow Rockies, we acknowledge that Banff and the surrounding areas of Banff National Park are located on the traditional territories of the Stoney Nakoda Nations (the Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Wesley First Nations), the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani), and the Tsuut’ina Nation. These lands are also historically connected to the Kootenai, Secwépemc, and Métis peoples.

We honour the deep and enduring relationships these Nations maintain with the mountains, waters, and valleys of this region. We are grateful to be able to experience these lands and commit to learning more about their histories, cultures, and ongoing stewardship.

 

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