Day 1 Vancouver to Whistler with Sea to Sky Gondola | 122 km/76 mi
Depart Vancouver and travel north along the spectacular Sea-to-Sky Highway, where the deep blue waters of Howe Sound meet towering coastal peaks. Enjoy scenic viewpoint stops along the way before reaching Shannon Falls, where water cascades from the granite cliffs. Continue to the Sea to Sky Gondola for elevated views over Howe Sound, coastal rainforest and surrounding mountain peaks, then pass the sheer granite face of the Stawamus Chief. Farther north, pause at Tantalus Lookout for striking views across the valley to the Tantalus Range and Rumbling Glacier on a clear day. Continue through the dramatic Cheakamus River corridor, where forested slopes, deep gorges and rugged mountain scenery lead toward Whistler. Just before arriving, look for the vivid turquoise waters of Green Lake, coloured by glacial runoff, before continuing into Whistler.
Day 2 Whistler | Freedom of Choice - Choose 1 of 5 Excursions
Today you can tailor your day by choosing one of five Whistler experiences.
Option 1. Whistler Guided Lunch Tour
Discover Whistler’s lively culinary scene on a guided lunch tour through the village. Enjoy a delicious multi-course experience at some of the resort’s favourite local dining spots, with sweet stops along the way for artisan chocolate and treats.
Option 2. River of Golden Dreams Guided Canoe Tour
Paddle one of Whistler’s most scenic waterways on a summertime canoe journey from Alta Lake to Green Lake. Drift past wildflower-lined banks, mountain views, old-growth forest and quiet wetlands, with the chance to spot local wildlife along the way.
Option 3. Whistler Peak 2 Peak Gondola
Experience Whistler from above on the spectacular Peak 2 Peak Gondola, connecting Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Take in panoramic views of glaciers, alpine valleys, extinct volcanoes and snow-capped peaks from one of the most iconic mountain gondola rides in the world.
Option 4. Ziptrek Eco Tour
Soar above Whistler’s stunning rainforest on Ziptrek Eco Tours’ Bear or Eagle Tours—an unforgettable ziplining adventure blending thrilling heights with breathtaking nature and eco-education.
Option 5. Upgrade Option: Bear Safari in Whistler Olympic Park
Venture into the wilderness of Whistler Olympic Park in search of black bears in their natural habitat. Travel by vehicle through pristine alpine landscapes, watch for bears foraging in open meadows and enjoy impressive mountain views from the park’s iconic ski jump area.
Day 3 Whistler to Sun Peaks | 357 km/222 mi
Leave Whistler and travel the dramatic Duffey Lake Road, one of British Columbia’s most scenic mountain drives. If time permits, stop near Joffre Lakes for breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and Joffre Glacier before continuing through steep valleys, alpine lakes and rugged interior scenery. Pass through Lillooet, a historic community known as “Mile Zero” of the Old Cariboo Wagon Road and an important landmark on the Gold Rush Trail, before continuing to Sun Peaks, a welcoming alpine resort village surrounded by forested hills and mountain views.
Day 4 Sun Peaks to Jasper | 444 km/276 mi
Depart Sun Peaks and travel through British Columbia’s interior, following changing landscapes of forested valleys, rivers and mountain scenery. Continue toward Mount Robson Provincial Park, where the impressive slopes of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, rise above the surrounding wilderness. From here, travel east along the Yellowhead Route and enter Jasper National Park, a vast mountain landscape known for its wildlife, glacier-fed lakes, forests and dramatic peaks.
Day 5 Jasper | Freedom of Choice - Choose 1 of 3 Excursions
Today you can tailor your day by selecting one of three Jasper experiences.
Option 1. Maligne Lake Cruise | Operating season is weather dependent
Cruise across Maligne Lake, one of Jasper National Park’s most photographed settings. Surrounded by mountain peaks, forested shoreline and brilliant alpine water, the journey includes views toward Spirit Island, one of the Canadian Rockies’ most iconic natural landmarks.
Option 2. Jasper River Float
Enjoy a gentle rafting experience on the Athabasca River, offering a relaxed and scenic perspective of Jasper National Park. Drift through a wide mountain valley with views of forests, peaks and wildlife habitat while your guide shares stories of the area’s natural and human history.
Option 3. Jasper Nature Walk
Explore Jasper National Park on a guided nature walk through a landscape of rolling hills, jagged peaks, forests, meadows, marshes, streams and glacial lakes. Along the way, learn more about the plants, wildlife and mountain ecology that make this region so remarkable.
Day 6 Jasper to Banff | Ice Explorer + Skywalk | 292 km/182 mi
Today, travel south along the Icefields Parkway, one of the most spectacular mountain drives in the world. This remarkable route follows the spine of the Canadian Rockies, passing glacier-fed lakes, sweeping valleys, waterfalls and towering peaks. At the Columbia Icefield, step aboard the Ice Explorer for a journey onto ancient glacier ice, then continue to the Glacier Skywalk, where a glass-floored platform extends high above the Sunwapta Valley. These included experiences offer a powerful perspective on the scale, beauty and geology of this treasured region before you continue to Banff.
Day 7 Banff | Freedom of Choice - Choose 1 of 7 Excursions
Today you can tailor your day by selecting one of seven Banff experiences.
Option 1. Banff Gondola
Ride the Banff Gondola to the summit of Sulphur Mountain for sweeping views over Banff, the Bow Valley and the surrounding peaks of Banff National Park. At the top, enjoy viewing platforms, interpretive exhibits and time to take in one of the most impressive panoramas in the Canadian Rockies.
Option 2. Lake Minnewanka Cruise
Cruise across the turquoise waters of Lake Minnewanka, surrounded by mountain peaks, forested shoreline and open alpine scenery. As you travel toward Devil’s Gap, enjoy a relaxed and scenic perspective of one of Banff National Park’s most beautiful glacier-fed lakes.
Option 3. River Explorer Canoe Tour
Enjoy a gentle guided canoe tour along the Bow River, where calm waters, mountain views and riverside scenery create a peaceful way to experience Banff National Park. This fun and interactive excursion is ideal for families, with no paddling experience necessary.
Option 4. Bow River Horseback Adventure
Saddle up for a guided horseback ride through the celebrated landscapes of Banff National Park. Follow scenic riverside trails, take in mountain views and experience the Rockies in a classic western style.
Option 5. Banff Townsite E-Bike Tour
Explore Banff on a relaxed guided e-bike ride to some of the town’s most scenic highlights, including Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, downtown Banff and the Cave and Basin National Historic Site. Enjoy mountain views, local history and an easy-paced ride suitable for beginners and families.
Option 6. Upgrade Option: Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Sunset Wildlife Adventure with Picnic Dinner
Experience the beauty of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake during the soft glow of golden hour. Travel through the mountain landscapes of Banff National Park as the evening light brings out the colour of the turquoise lakes, surrounding peaks and forested valleys. Along the way, watch for wildlife such as elk and deer, enjoy scenic shoreline walks and savour a picnic dinner in one of the Canadian Rockies’ most iconic settings.
Option 7. Upgrade Option: Continental Divide Helicopter Tour
Take to the skies on a spectacular helicopter flight over the Canadian Rockies and the Continental Divide. From above, admire a dramatic landscape of jagged peaks, alpine valleys, glaciers, hidden lakes and remote wilderness that few visitors ever see from the ground. This upgraded experience offers an unforgettable aerial perspective of the scale and beauty of the Rockies.
Day 8 Banff to Kelowna | 482 km/301 mi
Depart Banff and travel west through the spectacular mountain scenery of the Canadian Rockies, crossing the Continental Divide as you enter Yoho National Park. Along the way, take in towering waterfalls, ice-clad peaks, natural rock formations, dense alpine forests and the rushing waters of the Kicking Horse River. Cross the Columbia River before continuing into Glacier National Park and over Rogers Pass, surrounded by steep peaks, rugged valleys and dramatic alpine scenery. Watch for mountain goats, bears and other native wildlife as you travel through this striking mountain corridor. Beyond Revelstoke, continue toward Shuswap Lake, known for its extensive shoreline and forested surroundings. The scenery gradually softens as you travel south into the Okanagan Valley, where dense forests give way to orchards, vineyards, lake views and the warm, rolling hills surrounding Kelowna.
Day 9 Signature Sip | Half Day West Kelowna Wine Tour
Set out on a half-day wine tour along the scenic West Kelowna Wine Trail, where vineyards, lake views and rolling hills create a beautiful introduction to Okanagan wine country. Visit a selection of local wineries, sample some of the region’s finest wines and hear stories from your guide about the people, landscapes and growing conditions that shape this celebrated wine region. With warm hospitality, relaxed touring and sweeping views over Okanagan Lake, this is an enjoyable way to experience the heart of Kelowna’s wine country.
Day 10 Kelowna to Vancouver | 397 km/247 mi
Depart Kelowna and travel west through the Thompson Okanagan region, where orchards, vineyards, lakes and sun-drenched hills gradually give way to high-country landscapes, forested valleys and mountain passes. As you continue toward the coast, the scenery changes from the warm, dry slopes of the Okanagan to the greener landscapes of the Fraser Valley. Continue into Vancouver, where your journey ends after travelling from the alpine beauty of the Canadian Rockies through British Columbia’s wine country and back to the Pacific Coast.
