Lake O'Hara Lodge

Lake O'Hara Lodge was built in the winter of 1925-26 by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The Lakeshore Cabins were added the following year, and in 1961 the Guides' Cabins were built.

Access to the Lake O'Hara area is restricted, all Lake O'Hara Lodge summer guests must take the lodge's shuttle bus. No private vehicles are allowed into the area.

Lake O'Hara Lodge:

• 8 rooms in main lodge
• Lodge rooms have twin beds
• 2 large bathrooms for all lodge guests to share
• Hot showers and claw-foot bathtubs

Lakeshore Cabins:

• 11 one bedroom cabins on the shores of Lake O'Hara
• Private bathrooms (shower only)
• Double bed and twin bed
• Can accommodate 2 people

Guides' Cabins:

• Located on bench overlooking Lake O'Hara
• Full bath
• Queen sized bed
• Lliving room with double bed and queen hideabed
• Can accommodate 4 people

Meals are included in rates.