Vancouver - Kelowna - Okanagan - Vernon - Salmon Arm

Kelowna - Renowned as one of Canada’s most livable cities, Kelowna is the largest city in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. Nestled along Okanagan Lake, Kelowna is celebrated for its warm summers and mild winters.

Okanagan Valley - Known as one of Canada’s warmest regions, the Okanagan Valley offers visitors numerous sandy beaches, abundant sunshine, and a wide range of outdoor and water activities during the summer. It also provides a stunning backdrop for golf courses, Okanagan wineries, and popular ski resorts.

Vernon - Situated in the Okanagan region of British Columbia’s Southern Interior, Vernon is located 440 km (270 mi) northeast of Vancouver, British Columbia.

Salmon Arm - Originally established as a railway camp during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), Salmon Arm evolved into a hub for logging, farming, and dairy. It is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, pristine waterways, provincial parks, and ample green spaces.

Last Spike - The Craigellachie outpost is a tourist attraction in Eagle Pass, facilitating the Canadian Pacific Railway’s passage through the Monashee Mountains. This site marks where the “Last Spike” of the railway was driven.

Salmon Arm - Glacier National Park - Banff

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Glacier National Park - Part of the Columbia Mountains Natural Region, located in British Columbia’s interior wet belt. The park features steep, rugged mountains, a warm, moist climate, and a diverse array of plant and animal life typical of this natural region.

Rogers Pass - Located in Glacier National Park, British Columbia, Canada, Rogers Pass allows the Trans-Canada Highway to traverse the Selkirk Mountains. Discovered in 1882, it has been designated a National Historic Site of Canada.

Banff National Park - As Canada’s oldest national park and one of the world’s first, Banff National Park boasts a stunning icy landscape.

Lake Louise - Situated in Alberta’s Banff National Park, Lake Louise is a glacial lake renowned for its striking blue-green color, resulting from rock flour carried into the lake by the meltwater of nearby glaciers.

Banff - Lake Louise Ski Resort - Revelstoke | Salmon Arm

Banff National Park - As Canada’s oldest national park and one of the world’s first, Banff National Park boasts a stunning icy landscape.

Bow Falls - Located just outside Banff, the Bow Falls are a 30-foot-high, 100-foot-wide waterfall. Popular with tourists, the falls are easily accessible on foot from most hotels in town.

Banff Gondola - Experience the breathtaking views of Banff National Park from an open chair lift or fully enclosed gondola at an elevation of 6,850 feet. The sightseeing gondolas provide a unique perspective of Banff’s magnificent glaciers, mountain peaks, flora, serene springs, and wildlife.

Banff Avenue - Enjoy a sightseeing tour in Banff, featuring highlights such as Banff Ave, Bow Falls, and Banff Springs. In the evening, there is free time for dinner and shopping, or guests can join their guide for a party at the bar (18+ only with two pieces of valid ID) and enjoy VIP entrance with a DCT wristband.

Revelstoke/Salmon Arm - Kamloops - Merritt - Vancouver

Kamloops - Kamloops is a year-round destination where visitors can avoid crowds, stretch their legs, and embrace the unexpected. Known as the birthplace of freeride mountain biking, Kamloops attracts mountain bikers worldwide eager to explore its rugged landscapes and desert-like climate.

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Rogers Pass Discovery Centre - Enjoy sightseeing stops on the return journey to Vancouver, including Roger’s Pass and Craigellachie (the last spike).

Salmon Arm - Visitors may have the chance to witness the salmon run at Adams Rivers, depending on weather conditions and availability.

• Admission Tickets to Banff National Park
• Breakfast
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Campfire with marshmallow roast
• Admission Tickets Sulfur Mountain Hot Spring
• Spotify on demand
• Professional Driver + Guide

• Food and Drinks
• All Personal Expense
• Gratuities

This 4-day Rocky Mountains tour simplifies planning an adventure with various travel styles. In addition to sightseeing and wine tasting, participants can choose to include activities such as hiking, an ice field tour, visiting hot springs, and more. Banff and Lake Louise, renowned as one of the world’s most stunning mountain destinations, offer ample time to explore the highlights of the Canadian Rockies. There is also the opportunity to venture off the beaten path and escape the crowds, whether on a multi-day hiking adventure or a stay at a wilderness lodge. Enjoy hikes, relax by a campfire, walk on an ice field, sightsee, and more, including the beautiful Canadian turquoise lakes and magnificent mountain peaks! Enjoy a free day to try thrilling activities like skiing or snowboarding at Lake Louise, or ice walking.

Highlights include visits to Banff National Park (Bow Falls, Lake Louise, Sightseeing Gondola, Snowshoeing), Glacier National Park, BC (Rogers Pass), Kamloops, Okanagan (Lake), Vernon, Kelowna, and more.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.