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LACIER NATIONAL PARK
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Travel south to Waterton Lakes National
Park, then across the border to Montana
and Glacier National Park, a haven for
some of the world’s endangered species. En
route, visit the prehistoric UNESCO World Heritage Site 4. KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK
of Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, used continuously Journey through Can a da’s timberlands to Kootenay National
by aboriginal peoples of the plains for more than 5,500 Park; see the bright red walls of Sinclair Canyon, and travel
years. Stay tonight at a rustic hotel built on the shores of through Radium Hot Springs. Spend the night at your
a shimmering alpine lake. A national historic landmark, Fairmont resort nestled on the wooded shores of Lake
the Many Glacier Hotel combines soul-stirring views with Louise, where your room has a lakeside view. Meals BLD
abundant recreational diversions to ensure a memorable
overnight stay in the heart of the park. Meals BLD
5. PHOTO TIPS / JASPER / ART RECEPTION
Photographers and artists both have attempted to capture
3. GOING-TO-THE-SUN ROAD the scenic beauty that unfolds before you everywhere you
Experience the grandeur of the park by land and boat. look in Canada’s national parks. Enjoy expert tips from a
Enjoy a private morning cruise on alpine lakes and, weather local photographer this morning, then try out your newfound
permitting, take a journey along the Going-to-the-Sun Road skills on a drive along the Icefields Parkway from Lake
aboard the park’s classic red, restored 1930s vintage touring Louise to the town of Jasper. This wonderfully scenic
buses. Skirt the shores of St. Mary’s Lake as you depart drive extends for 142 miles through a vast wilderness of
the park; cross the Continental Divide and arrive at Lake snow-capped peaks, ancient glaciers, mountain lakes and
McDonald for an overnight stay. Meals BLD sweeping valleys that is protected as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site for its outstanding natural beauty and
geological value – look for resident wildlife along the way.
Join us for a private wine and cheese reception hosted by
VINTAGE TOURING CARS
a local artist in The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, your
inside-the-park home for two nights. Meals BLD
Relive history as you drive along the Going-To-The-Sun
Road in vintage 1930s touring cars, truly a part of the
lore – and allure – of your visit to Glacier National Park.
Built to carry no more than 17 passengers, these open-air
red “jammers” were once part of the original fleet of 33
park vehicles that traversed some of the most beautiful
scenery in North America. The cars were restored and
refurbished in 2000 and run on clean-burning LPG
today in keeping with a shared commitment to preserve
the environment and traditions of our national parks.
Call your travel agent or Tauck World Discovery at 800-468-2825
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