Ice Climbing in Canada

17 total offers
€50–€250 Price range
8 cities

You can book ice climbing in Canada from €50 across 17 tours in 8 destinations. The cheapest option is a 3-hour tour in Rouyn-Noranda near Abitibi-Témiscamingue with Camp de Base Abitibi, graded “Sporty”. Prices reach up to €250 for an 8-hour tour in Whitehorse, Yukon.

The Laurentians offers 4 tours, rated 4.6/5 on average from 12 reviews, where the cheapest is a 3-hour taster tour with The Tremblant Activity Centre for €75. Abitibi-Témiscamingue features 4 tours from €50, including a 4-hour tour at Mont Vidéo with Camp de Base Abitibi for €51. Banff provides 3 tours from €92, rated 4.8/5 on average from 15 reviews.

Across the 17 outings, 9 are graded “Occasionally sporty”, 3 “Sporty”, and 1 “Everybody welcome” from €51. The shortest ice climbing excursion lasts 3 hours, while the longest outing takes 11 hours.

Guides lead at least 11 tours in French and 8 in English, as a tour can run in several languages. The season runs from December to March. For a first try, the cheapest taster tour is a 3-hour taster tour in Montréal with La Liberté Nord-Sud for €59, graded “Occasionally sporty”.

Ice Climbing in Canada

Top destinations for ice climbing in Canada

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Ice Climbing in Laurentians

4 offers

From €75

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Ice Climbing in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

4 offers

From €50

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Ice Climbing in Banff

3 offers

From €92

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Ice Climbing in Quebec city

2 offers

From €69

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Ice Climbing in Montréal

1 offer

From €59

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Ice Climbing in Lanaudière - Mauricie

1 offer

From €69

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Frequently asked questions

How much does ice climbing in Canada cost?

Prices start from €50 for a 3-hour tour in Rouyn-Noranda near Abitibi-Témiscamingue. They reach up to €250 for an 8-hour tour in Whitehorse, Yukon.

What is the difficulty level of the ice climbing in Canada tours?

Out of the 17 tours, 9 are graded “Occasionally sporty”, 3 are graded “Sporty”, and 1 is graded “Everybody welcome”.

What languages do the guides speak on these tours?

At least 11 tours run in French and 8 in English. A tour can run in several languages.

How long do the ice climbing tours last?

Durations range from 3 hours to 11 hours. The shortest is a 3-hour taster tour in Laurentians. The longest is an 11-hour tour in Calgary near Banff with Banff Bear Travel for €92.

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Updated September 2026