Day 1
Vancouver - Fraser Valley - Kelowna - Okanagan - Vernon / Salmon Arm (329 miles)
We will begin our journey by driving out of Vancouver along the Trans-Canada Highway, passing through Fraser Valley as we head east to Kelowna, the heart of the Okanagan Valley. It is here that we will visit Lake Okanagan, where we will hear about the legendary monster, Ogopogo, that is said to live in the lake. We will stop by a local honey farm before settling down for the evening in either Vernon or Salmon Arm.
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Okanagan, BC
It is one of the warmest regions in all of Canada. During the summer months, visitors are offered countless sandy beaches, hot sun, and a variety of outdoor and water activities. It is also a spectacular backdrop to the golf courses and Okanagan wineries and popular ski resorts.
Okanagan Lake
This large and deep lake in the Okanagan Valley region of Canada's British Columbia is a popular recreation spot that offers a variety of activities in addition to gorgeous scenery. It has a surface area of 351 square kilometers.
Standard Hotel: Comfort Inn & Suites or similar
Lunch: Meal PlanDinner: Meal Plan
Day 2
Salmon Arm/Vernon - Yoho National Park - Banff National Park - Kananaskis (255 miles)
Today, we will go see the Last Spike before passing by Yoho National Park on our way to Banff National Park, where we will enjoy exquisite views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Then, we will visit Johnston Canyon before spending the night in Kannanaskis.
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Salmon Arm, BC
Salmon Arm first started as a railway camp during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), later developing into a logging, farming and dairy centre. It is surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, clean waterways, provincial parks and an abundance of green space.
Eagle Pass/Last Spike
The outpost of Craigellachie is a tourist stop in the Eagle Pass, which allows the Canadian Pacific Railway to pass through the Monashee Mountains. This was the location in which the "Last Spike" of the railway was placed.
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Banff National Park, AB
Canada's oldest national park-- and one of the first national parks in the world-- is home to an icy but gorgeous landscape.
Johnston Creek
Johnston Creek is the one of most famous sights in Banff National Park。There are two spectacular waterfalls in the Johnston gorge: Falls Upper and Falls Lower.
Standard Hotel: Stoney Nakoda Resort & Casino or similar
Breakfast: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)Lunch: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)Dinner: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)
Day 3
Kananaskis - Banff National Park - Banff (68 miles)
We will pass by Castle Mountain, continue our journey to Moraine Lake (subject to road condition), see the Ten Peaks' view and stroll along the Lake Louise. We will have meal at the Chateau Lake Louise (meal plan). Later, we will arrive at Banff and explore this alpine town. Then, we will be able to partake in optional activities like rafting, horseback riding and more.
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Banff National Park, AB
Canada's oldest national park-- and one of the first national parks in the world-- is home to an icy but gorgeous landscape.
Moraine Lake
This glacial lake in Banff National Park's Valley of the Ten Peaks has a brilliant bright blue color due to rock flour that runs into its water. This beautiful and famous lake has appeared in advertisements the world over.
Valley of the Ten Peaks
A region located in Banff National Park, this area is so named because the ten summits of the mountain range in the distance are clearly visible. It is an open valley area that also includes Moraine Lake.
Lake Louise
Lake Louise is a glacial lake in Alberta, Canada's Banff National Park. The lake is known for its vibrant blue-green coloration, which comes from rock flour carried into the lake by the water of the nearby melting glaciers.
Bow Falls
The Bow Falls are a 30-foot-high, 100-foot wide waterfall just outside the city of Banff. The falls are popular with tourists because they are just a short walk from the town and can be reached on foot from most hotels.
Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel
This luxury hotel, one of Canada's grand railway hotels, is located in the heart of Banff National Park in Alberta, built in the Scottish baronial style. There is a local legend that the hotel is haunted.
Standard Hotel: Elk+Avenue Hotel / Inns of Banff / Sunshine Mountain Lodge or similar
Breakfast: Included (Free breakfast in Hotel)Lunch: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)Dinner: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)
Day 4
Banff - Jasper National Park - Jasper - Valemount (209 miles)
From Banff, we will drive along the Icefield Parkway, passing by Bow Lake on our way to Jasper National Park before arriving at the Columbia Icefield. Once we are here, we will ride the Ice Explorer onto the Athabasca Glacier, followed by a walk on the Glacier Skywalk. Then, we will visit the Athabasca Falls and the town of Jasper. Later, we will drive to Mount Robson and spend the night in Valemount.
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Jasper National Park, AB
Offering visitors a more laid-back mountain experience - with equal options for adventure, discovery and relaxation. The park includes the glaciers of the Columbia Icefield, hot springs, lakes, waterfalls and mountains.
Athabasca Glacier
The Athabasca Glacier is the most-visited glacier in North America. It is one of the eight major glaciers of the Columbia Icefield. The Icefield Interpretive Centre is next to the glacier, and is where visitors can arrange tours.
Glacier Skywalk
Visitors to the Columbia Icefield Glacier Discovery Centre in Jasper National Park are treated to something new for 2014-- the Glacier Skywalk. Modeled after the Grand Canyon Skywalk, this horseshoe-shaped bridge lets guests walk out over the cliffside glacier.
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Jasper, AB
This town in the wilderness of Alberta, Canada serves as the gateway to the national park of the same name, where visitors can see the Athabasca Glacier. There are many lakes in the area.
Standard Hotel: Canada's Best Value Inn or similar
Lunch: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)Dinner: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)
Day 5
Valemount - Clearwater - Kamloops - Vancouver (376 miles)
Travel along Thompson River and pass the district of Clearwater and Wells Gray Provincial Park. Heads west to Kamloops, a city with over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year. Visit the only GMP certified Ginseng factory in west Canada and learn about the amazing healing power of Ginseng. After passing by Hope and Hunter's Creek, we will then return to Vancouver, where we should arrive in the late afternoon, and transfer to the airport. Please see "Departure and Return" for more information.
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Clearwater, BC
Clearwater is a district municipality in the North Thompson River valley in British Columbia, Canada. It's workforce is predominantly employed directly or indirectly by the forest industry. Tourism and related outdoors and sports services are also major industries, with Wells Gray Provincial Park just to the north.
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Kamloops, BC
Kamloops is a city for every season. A place where you skip the crowds, stretch your legs and just escape to the unexpected. Known as the birthplace of freeride mountain biking, Kamloops attracts mountain bikers from around the world looking to ride the rugged landscapes and the desert like climate.
Sunmore Ginseng Factory
The Sunmore Ginseng Factory and Spa in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada is the only ginseng manufacturer in North America and was founded in 1991 by Chinese doctor Zhang Shunmei. Visitors can enjoy the relaxing ginseng spa.
Breakfast: Included (Free breakfast in Hotel)Lunch: Meal Plan (Rockies meal plan/ All inclusive meal plan)
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