Moraine Lake, nestled in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, is renowned for its stunning turquoise waters and dramatic mountain backdrop. Access during the summer months (late May/early June to mid-October) is primarily via shuttle bus due to road closures when the parking lot is full. The lake is great for solo travelers wanting to explore on their own, hiking around the lake, or canoeing (rentals available). Guided tours are available for those who want more structured experiences and insider knowledge. Costs include park entry fees and potential canoe rental fees; budget around $50-$100 per person. A typical visit lasts 2-4 hours, allowing for photo opportunities, short hikes, or a relaxing picnic by the shore. Accessibility can be limited for individuals with mobility issues, as the trail around the lake is natural terrain.