Affiliate Disclosure
How this site makes money, and what that does and does not change. Last updated 4 September 2026.
1. The short version
columbiaicefieldtours.com earns an affiliate commission when you book a tour or ticket through a link or booking widget on this site. You pay exactly the same price you would pay going directly to GetYourGuide. We are not paid by Pursuit, IceWalks, or any tour operator, and no operator has any say over what appears here.
2. Who we work with
We participate in the GetYourGuide affiliate programme. Every booking link and every embedded availability widget on this site carries our partner identifier so that GetYourGuide can attribute a resulting booking to us and pay a commission on it. Links that earn us a commission are marked with rel="sponsored" in the page source, and open in a new tab.
3. What this does not change
This matters, so we will be specific about it.
- Your price is unaffected. The commission is paid by GetYourGuide out of its own margin.
- We recommend free options too. The Toe of the Athabasca Glacier trail and Wilcox Pass earn us nothing, and we tell you about both prominently — including on a whole page devoted to seeing the glacier for free.
- We name the tours that leave admission out. Of the 59 Columbia Icefield listings we checked on 4 September 2026, 34 exclude glacier and Skywalk entry from their price. Saying so plainly costs us commission on some of the cheapest, most-booked tours in the niche. We say it anyway, because it is the single thing most likely to ruin someone’s day.
- We publish the caveats. The 20-minute cap on glacier time, the crowding, the layered park-pass cost and the 2020 Ice Explorer accident are all covered on this site.
4. How we choose what to feature
Our featured recommendation is the Columbia Icefield Adventure (Ice Explorer and Skywalk). We picked it because it is the only ticket that includes vehicle access onto the Athabasca Glacier plus the Skywalk, and because at 4.6 from more than 3,100 verified reviews it has a larger evidence base than any other listing on the icefield. Commission rates played no part in that choice, and where a lower-earning or zero-earning option genuinely suits a reader better — the guided IceWalk, the Skywalk alone, or a free trail — we say so.
5. Accuracy of prices and ratings
Prices, ratings and review counts on this site are live GetYourGuide figures in US dollars, recorded on 4 September 2026 and shown rounded. Pursuit uses dynamic, demand-based pricing and quotes in Canadian dollars on its own channels, so the figure you see at checkout may differ. Always confirm the current price on the booking page before you pay. Where we cite a fact from a third party — NASA on glacier retreat, Parks Canada on passes, court reporting on the 2020 incident — we describe the source in the text.
6. Regulatory basis
This disclosure is made in line with the United States Federal Trade Commission’s Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255) and, for readers in the United Kingdom, the Advertising Standards Authority’s CAP Code and the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations. Affiliate relationships are disclosed in the footer of every page as well as here.
7. Questions or concerns
If anything on this site looks inaccurate, out of date, or insufficiently disclosed, write to hello@columbiaicefieldtours.com and we will correct it.