Itinerary at a Glance
Day Destination
null nullrive Calgarnull null nullake nullonullse
null nullefields nullarkwanull null Jasper nullational nullark
null nullking, biking or boating and a barbecnull
4 nullligne Cannulln null Rivernullafting adventnulle
null Ice Explorer glacier ride null Banff nulltional nullrk
null nulln danullin Banff null Banff nullndola ride null
nullsenull visits null nullrewell bowling reception
null nullpart Calgarnull
7 Days from $2,592 plus airfare
(6 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 5 Dinnersnull
Begins Calgary
Jun null, null Junull null null, null, null nullg null null
null to nullnulltaucknullidgesnullom for nullnullonullhenullinnulle space
availabilitnull nullditional dates will become available as these sell onull.
Grandparents and grandchildren share a mutual love of the outdoors
W
priCe per person
onDers of tHe
Dounulle Tripnull nulladrupnull Singnull
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nullnullnull nullnullnull nullnullnull nullnullnull
anaDian roCkies
Chinullren 1nulland under Discount null5null
Children nullder null mnullt be booked in a room with at least one
adnulltnullexceptions manullbe granted nullder certain circnullstances with
Get ready parental consent. nulladrnullle accommodations are not available for
for outdoor
ALBERTA fonull adnullts. nullices for triple and nulladrnullle accommodations are
adventure
based nullon nulle of two donullle beds in each room.
in
nullnullgratuities are incnulldednull
the Canadian Rockies
Jasper National Park (3,500 ft.)
nullrfare is additionanull nullnullk can book nullnull airfare to and
with exciting activities
Maximum Elevation: 7,200 ft.
Athabasca Glacier
from Calgarnullfor travel originating in the nullited nullates,
amidst breathtaking
(7,200 ft.)
B
snullject to availabilitnull ask nullon booking for special airfares
RITISH
landscapes and
COLUMBIA
that manullbe available.
Banff National Park
Lake Louise
accommodations at
(4,500 ft.)
nullcommended agenull null. Rafting is available for children null
(5,500 ft.)
Calgary
and older.
three wilderness resorts
nullnull familnulls comfort is important to nulls. nullsk abonull booking an
inside Banff and Jasper
additional hotel night before nullonull jonullnenullbegins, and be snulle
national parks, beginning with an
to consider onull nullnullst nullrotection nulllan offering important travel
overnight at The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Enjonullbiking,
advantages and a monenullback refnulld if nullonull travel plans change.
nulle nulleneral nullnformation.
canoeing, swimming, tennis and more with an inclnulled nullmmer
nullor select activities, participation is at nullnull own risknull a signed
Resort nulltivities Card dnulling three nights at The Fairmont liabilitnullwaiver will be renullired.
Jasper Park Lodge, and have a lakeside barbecnull. null whitewater
rivernullafting, hiking, and looking for elk, moose and bighorn sheep
fine Hotels / great loCations
nullght null The Fairmont Chateau Banff nulltnull nullrk, null
along the nullefields nullrkwanull Ride an Ice Explorer on a prehistoric
Lake Louise
glacier en ronulle to The Fairmont Banff Springs for a twonullight stanull
nullght null4 The Fairmont Jasper Jasper nulltnull nullrk, null
in Banff nulltional nullrk. null private lake crnullse, gondola ride, and a Park Lodge
bowling partnullpromise interactive familnullfnull for evernullage. nullght nullnull The Fairmont Banff Springs Banff nulltnull nullrk, null
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