☆Stay in two major national park towns: Banff Town and Jasper Town ☆ Four major national parks + two provincial parks - Rich attractions, value-for-money experience ☆Jasper National Park + Banff National Park + Yoho National Park + Glacier National Park ☆Robson Provincial Park + Wells Gray Provincial Park ☆Banff Sulfur Mountain Gondola - 360-degree panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains ☆Icefield Explorer - Giant Snowmobile Tour to the Columbia Icefield ☆ Maligne Lake Cruise - Visit the second largest glacial lake in the world and the largest glacial lake in the Rocky Mountains, and explore the mysterious Elven Island ☆Johnston Gorge - a stunning natural attraction carved by thousands of years of water erosion ☆Exclusive visit: BC Wildlife Park ☆For schedule after October 10th, please refer to our winter tour package

☆ Visit the breathtakingly beautiful Moraine Lake to enjoy the poetic and picturesque scenery of the lake and surrounding mountains☆ Take a look at four famous lakes in one stop: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Bow Lake and Okanagan Lake☆Ride the giant snowmobile to explore the world-famous ice field ruins Columbia Icefield☆Ride on the Banff Gondola to enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Banff town and the magnificent Rocky Mountains (at your own expense)☆Enjoy lunch at the famous Chateau Lake Louise Hotel (at your own expense)

Stay in two major national park towns: Banff Town and Jasper Town Four major national parks + two provincial parks --- Rich attractions, value-for-money experience Jasper National Park + Banff National Park + Yoho National Park + Glacier National Park Robson Provincial Park + Wells Gray Provincial Park Banff Sulfur Mountain Gondola - 360-degree panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains Ice Explorer - Giant Snowmobile Tour to the Columbia Icefield Maligne Lake Cruise – Visit the second largest glacial lake in the world and the largest glacial lake in the Rocky Mountains, and explore the mysterious Elven Island Johnston Gorge - a stunning natural attraction carved by thousands of years of water erosion Exclusive visit: BC Wildlife Park