“ Traveling across Canada by train was terrifi c! Experiencing the Pacifi c coast, the great Canadian Rockies, and the joys of Niagara were equally fantastic!”


— June Petersen, Baltimore, MD


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Canada Jasper


BRITISH COLUMBIA Kamloops


Vancouver Mt. Athabasca


Banff National Park Lake Louise


Banff ALBERTA


Destination Excursion


Your Itinerary includes 10 sightseeing tours & cultural connections — a value of $5460 per couple!


DAY LOCATION / ACCOMMODATION 1 -2


Depart Home / Vancouver, British Columbia (or depart 2 days earlier for the optional Vancouver pre- extension)


The Westin Bayshore  3


Rocky Mountaineer through British Columbia / Kamloops, B.C.


The Rocky Mountaineer RedLeaf Service


4 5


Rocky Mountaineer to Banff , Alberta Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel 


Banff , Alberta Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel 


6 -8


VIA Rail's The Canadian through Jasper, Alberta / Saskatoon, Saskatchewan / Winnipeg, Manitoba


VIA Rail's The Canadian Sleeper Touring Class Service 


9 -1 0


Toronto, Ontario Sutton Place Hotel Toronto 


11


Two-day train journey through the Canadian Rockies aboard the Rocky Mountaineer in RedLeaf Service with onboard commentary


Continue train journey to Banff National Park


Guided tour of Banff National Park, Lunch at Chateau Lake Louise with views of the lake, glaciers, & mountains, Exclusive Vantage lecture about the wildlife and geology of Banff National Park


Drive along beautiful Icefi elds Parkway with “Sno-Coach” ride on Athabasca Glacier in Jasper National Park, Two days/Three nights panoramic sightseeing and accommodations in Sleeper Touring class service during your VIA Rail journey between Jasper and Toronto


Panoramic city tour of Toronto featuring the waterfront; Tour to Niagara Falls with boat ride on Maid of the Mist, Visit to Château des Charmes winery in Niagara on the Lake for Canadian wine sampling


Toronto / Return Home (or begin the optional 3-day post-extension in Toronto) cultural connections


Lecture on wildlife and geology by park naturalist During your visit to Banff National Park, a lecture by a park naturalist will introduce the geology of the Rockies and such local denizens as the grizzly bear.


Château des Charmes winery visit Enjoy a comprehensive winery tour and an ice wine sampling at Château des Charmes, located in the Niagara- on-the-Lake region.


Vancouver's Stanley Park A vast green refuge for residents and visitors alike, Vancouver's 1,000 acre Stanley Park is home to a variety of fl ora and fauna, as well as historic landmarks, including a unique display of totem poles.


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Vancouver city tour including Chinatown and historic Gastown, plus a stop at Granville Island


Rocky Mountaineer Motorcoach VIA Rail T e Canadian Optional Extensions


Niagara Falls Toronto


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