BANFF NATIONAL PARK JASPER NATIONAL PARK


2016 PRICE PER PERSON May


Double $3590 Single $4498 Triple $3359 June


Double $3890 Single $5047 Triple $3580 July – September 22


Double $4190 Single $5619 Triple $3788 September 23 – October


Double $3790 Single $4826 Triple $3517


2017 PRICE PER PERSON May


Double $3590 Single $4395 Triple $3387 June


Double $3890 Single $5015 Triple $3577 July – September 21


Double $4190 Single $5498 Triple $3818 September 22 – 30


Double $3790 Single $4567 Triple $3594 Maximum Elevation: 7,200 ft. ALBERTA


Jasper National Park (3,500 ft.)


BRITISH COLUMBIA


Emerald Lake


Athabasca Glacier (7,200 ft.)


Lake Louise (5,700 ft.)


WASHINGTON


2016 JOURNEY AT-A-GLANCE Visit tauck.com/parks for 2017 tour details


1. Arrive Calgary / Wild West welcome dinner Delta Lodge at Kananaskis


2. Flightseeing / Emerald Lake / Spiral Tunnel / Natural Bridge Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise


3. Moraine Lake / Naturalist guided tour of Lake Louise Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise


4. Icefields Parkway / Jasper National Park Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge


5. Jasper Park your way / Choice of activities included Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge


6. Ice Explorer on Athabasca Glacier / Banff National Park Fairmont Banff Springs


7. Banff National Park / Banff town / Banff Centre farewell dinner Fairmont Banff Springs


8. Fly home anytime; airport transfers included 46 Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825 The Arts and Banff


While its picture-book wilderness setting nurtures the soul with breathtaking scenery, the Banff Centre was founded in 1903 to inspire creativity in the arts. Their programs support groundbreaking artists, visionary leaders and trailblazing researchers. And their musical performance during a farewell dinner with views of the Bow River? It adds to the many-splendored enchantment of this storied place.


Banff National Park (4,500 ft.)


Calgary


Kananaskis (4,800 ft.)


BEST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES


While the tendency to speak in superlatives comes with the territory in the Canadian Rockies – infinite views of snow-capped mountains intricately etched into impossibly blue cornflower skies; eye-popping glacial lakes so jewel-like in color you won’t want to blink; emerald valleys blanketed in meadows of painted wildflowers and silver streams; gallant herds of elk, sure-footed Dall sheep and an errant moose or two, magnificent to behold; and castle-inspired lodgings and wilderness resorts that wrap around lakes ridiculously beautiful with alpine grandeur – we find that guests tend to take it all in and appreciate it in quiet wonder as befits places that defy description.


Faith, Hope & Charity, The Three Sisters


Climb aboard a helicopter, blades and imagination whirring, for a flightseeing excursion in Alberta over a trio of sister peaks that renew your spirit, inspire wonder and bestow you with the gift of endless views, along with a close-up understanding of why they were nicknamed Faith, Hope & Charity!


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