CANADA’S ROCKY WONDERS
Some of the West’s most awe-inspiring country lies north of the U.S. border in Alberta, Canada. With Tauck Bridges, you can go hiking around a glimmering lake; go bicycling, boating, canoeing and swimming; check out cascading waterfalls and towering limestone canyons; watch for moose, deer, bighorn sheep and mountain goats; go whitewater rafting on a glacial-fed river; ride an Ice Explorer up the side of a glacier; head to the top of Sulphur Mountain (7,500 ft. high) by gondola; meet a real-life Canadian Mountie and go on a scavenger hunt in Banff, a chic mountain resort town beloved by outdoor enthusiasts. All this, plus six overnight stays at three fabulous wilderness resorts! Learn more on pages 71-73.
Groups
PERFECT FOR REUNIONS & MILESTONE CELEBRATIONS
Family gatherings can be a great way to mark a special birthday, anniversary or graduation. Sharing time together, and learning from new experiences and amazing adventures as a family, creates lifelong memories that build bonds between grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, parents, siblings, children and friends. Tauck Bridges land trips and river cruises offer stress-free vacations with something fun for everyone. Book a group of 8 and the 9th seat is free!
• Get one FREE seat after you book 8 or more family and friends on the same Tauck Bridges family vacation. If your group numbers exactly 8, you’ll receive 50% off one seat at the lowest price rate.
Call your travel agent or Tauck Bridges at 877-519-1035
• Purchase an entire Tauck Bridges departure, ideal for families looking for a private Tauck Bridges experience; prices vary depending on the size of your party. Ask us at booking.
• Hassle-free group travel – We handle all the details of your group travel: dining arrangements, sightseeing excursions, admission fees, hotel check-in, luggage handling, special cultural events and more.
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