Circle the lake, then tackle hills and hairpins.
For Assetto Corsa
Lake Louise, from the driver's seat.
Download the Lake Louise map for Assetto Corsa, a PC driving simulator. The map adds roads inspired by Lake Louise in Banff National Park, Alberta: lakeside bends, forest climbs, sweeping highways, and bumpy mountain passes.
Explore downloads ↓Up to 50 kmof mountain roads
12 layoutsdescribed in the guide (PDF)
Made to feel realvaried road surfaces and force feedback
The map
Available downloads for donors
Discover the road
A road to explore, not just a lap to finish.
Lake Louise was designed around flow, speed, and a little danger. Its hand-sculpted landscape takes inspiration from the real Canadian Rockies, while the pavement changes from smooth, wide highway to narrow, uneven mountain road. Expect hairpins, jumps, avalanche tunnels, bridges, and wide-open views.
The road network
Find your way around Lake Louise
Follow the colour-coded roads past the lakeside hotel, suspension bridge, triple jump, ski resort, and avalanche tunnels. Read the original guide (PDF) ↗
Pick your route
A shorter cruise or quick race by the water.
One-lane bends, bumps, and a daring triple jump.
Fast, broad roads on the way toward the ski resort.
A long drive taking in the full road network.
Try the West downhill drift, Crowsnest hill climb, or multiplayer cruising.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the lake such a vivid blue-green?
The real Lake Louise in Alberta contains fine “rock flour” particles created by glacial erosion, giving the water its distinctive opaque colour.
How was the landscape made?
The scenery was hand-sculpted in Blender, inspired by the real Lake Louise area in Alberta.
Why aren't there more tree walls?
The track can be viewed from many different angles, so flat tree walls would look out of place in several areas.
Why does the track look barren in places?
The original guide described the scenery as unfinished and planned more objects. The map is no longer in active development, so those planned additions should not be expected.
Can I buy you a beer?
Yes. You can support the map through the PayPal donation button above.
Why did the original guide ask for payment?
The 2016 guide offered a free 23 km version and asked for a donation for additional road sections. The files currently listed on this page can be downloaded after entering an email address; a donation is not required by the download form.
Why does my car scrape at the edge of the road?
The road has sloped shoulders rather than race-track-style edges. A low race-car setup may scrape there; try a higher ride height or a road-car setup.
Why is the road so bumpy?
It was designed to feel like a mountain road, not a freshly paved circuit. The guide describes frost heaves, potholes, and changing asphalt; a softer suspension setup may help in a stiff race car.