Canadian Rockies

Hike amidst vast glaciers, snowcapped

The perfect outdoor adventure for all the family with a chance to raft, canoe, hike and bike amongst some of the most breathtaking scenery that Canada has to offer. From glacier walking to soaking in natural hot springs, each new day will be even more exciting than the last.

Lake Louise

With its snow-capped peaks, ancient pine forests andaquamarine waters, Lake Louise is "the gem of the Canadian Rockies". Lake Louise has always been a popular tourist destination,so it is no surprise that it is the most photographed destination inthe Canadian Rockies! If you are impressed with the alpine beautyof this area, you will also enjoy some of Louise’s less known (and less visited) neighbours like Moraine Lake.
Wells Gray Provincial Park

This is the Canadian Rockies at their finest. The wilderness scenery of Wells Gray is equally as aweinspiringas any other in the Rockies. There are unbelievable views in all directions and opportunities to see black bear, grizzlies,mountain goats, timberwolves, coyotes and more.

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Itinerary / Highlights

Day 1
Fly to Seattle
On arrival, take a shuttle to the hotel. Your trip starts in the morning. Hotel - 1 night

Day 2/3
Seattle to Paul Lake
Seattle is the northwest's largest city and the region's commercial, cultural and industrial hub. In 1962 Seattle hosted the world's fair which resulted in the construction of the Space Needle whose silhouette peaks the city's skyline. Seattle’s position on the Puget Sound provides stunning waterfront views.

After a border crossing and scenic drive, set up camp next to Paul Lake Provincial Park, in the heart of British Columbia. Take a stroll along the water’s edge or refresh yourself with a swim in the mountain water. Camping - 2 nights (BLD)

Day 4
Yoho NP
Discover the Emerald Lake area or stroll the many nearby trails. Yoho is home to the Kicking Horse river so why not opt for an exhilarating whitewater rafting adventure for all the family.

Overshadowed by the neighbouring parks of Banff and Jasper, Yoho is the hidden gem of the Canada Parks system. A photographer’s dream, you will be able to hike amongst Yoho’s pristine alpine landscape offering up mountains, lakes and waterfalls for your enjoyment and amazement. Camping 1 night (BLD)

Day 5/6
Banff NP
Banff National Park has it all - ride the cable car to the top of Sulphur Mountain and take in a 360 degree view of the surrounding landscape. At the bottom, soak in the mountain’s natural hot springs, before a fun family night out in town.

Located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with opportunities for hiking, canoeing, white water rafting, mountain biking, or a ride up to the top of Sulphur Mountain. There is nothing better after a hard day of fun than a soak in the Sulphur Mountain Hot Springs. Camping - 2 nights (BLD)

Day 7
Lake Louise
Explore the turquoise waters of Lake Louise or take a hike to the teahouse and be rewarded by the best chocolate cake in Canada!

With its snow-capped peaks, ancient pine forests and aquamarine waters, Lake Louise is "the gem of the Canadian Rockies". Lake Louise has always been a popular tourist destination, so it is no surprise that it is the most photographed destination in the Canadian Rockies! If you are impressed with the alpine beauty of this area, you will also enjoy some of Louise’s less known (and less visited) neighbours like Moraine Lake. Camping - 1 night (BLD)

Day 8/9
Jasper NP
Some say the drive along the Icefields Parkway is the most beautiful road in the world. Once at Jasper National Park, strap on your crampons for a fun and safe guided walk on Athabasca glacier. Despite its remote location, this area buzzes with energy. Rent bicycles for an easy ride along mountain lakes and meadows, or get a taste of Canadian hospitality wandering the streets of Jasper.

One of the Canadian Rockies' largest National Parks, Jasper is much less developed than other areas of Western Canada. The park’s tourist focus, Jasper Townsite, is a relaxing alternative to the resorts lying to the south. Jasper offers many nearby attractions such as Maligne Lake, the Miette Hot Springs, Mt. Edith Cavell and the Icefields Parkway. Camping - 2 nights (BLD)

Day 10
Wells Gray PP
The scenic Yellowhead Highway brings us to the edge of Wells Gray Provincial Park. Eat a bison burger, take a horseback ride, canoe the wilderness or stand on the edge of Helmcken Falls.

This is the Canadian Rockies at their finest. The wilderness scenery of Wells Gray is equally as awe inspiring as any other in the Rockies. There are unbelievable views in all directions and opportunities to see black bear, grizzlies, mountain goats, timberwolves, coyotes and more. Camping - 1 night (BLD)

Day 11
Vancouver
Heading west, Vancouver’s beauty looms on the horizon as we approach the coast of British Columbia. This vibrant city offers something for everyone - rich Native American history, beautiful parks and streets full of museums and shops. Explore Gastown and Canada Place, then choose to cycle or stroll through the seaside Stanley Park, one of the largest and most beautiful city parks in the world.

On the edge of the Canadian wilderness lies the metropolitan city of Vancouver. Native American culture is still present here evident by totem poles in the famous Stanley Park. You can roller blade, bicycle or stroll the many shops of the popular Gastown, before enjoying an evening out on the town. Camping - 1 night (BLD)

Day12
Seattle
Return to Seattle where the trip ends. Hotel - 1 night (BL)

Day 13/14
Fly home
Take a shuttle to the airport and fly home.

-WITHOUT FLIGHTS ITINERARY-
* Day 1/2 - Seattle to Paul Lake
* Day 3 - Yoho NP
* Day 4/5 - Banff NP
* Day 6 - Lake Louise
* Day 7/8 - Jasper NP
* Day 9 - Wells Gray PP
* Day 10 - Vancouver
* Day 11 - Seattle

Other Details

Accommodation Details

Camping allows you to stay in the heart of the most breathtaking natural scenery, away from fast food outlets and the encroaching development; and our experienced group leaders and top quality equipment will surely enhance your experience.

Departure Dates, Options & Prices

We prepare plenty of good fresh food on our camping trips and anticipate hearty eaters. Breakfasts often include fresh fruits and cereal, toast, juice, coffee or tea. Fried bacon or sausage, pancakes or eggs may also be available on more leisurely mornings. Lunches are typically picnic style and consist of a selection of delicatessen meats, cheeses and salads. Dinners are filling and main dishesinclude pastas, grilled meats/chicken/fish, as well as regional specialties such as Mexican fajitas or BBQ’s and are accompanied with cooked vegetables or fresh salads.

Meals consist of a variety of balanced dishes and, aiming for universal appeal, we avoid highly spiced foods. Vegetarians are certainly welcome and are always accommodated. Please let us know of any dietary concerns at the time of booking.

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