Rocky 6 Days
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Overview
A six-day in-depth tour of the Rocky Mountains: Explore three national parks – Banff, Jasper, and Yoho National Parks.
Daily departures until October 11, 2026. To book this trip, please call 514-876-9203 for inquiries.
Your Day-by-Day Experience
Day 1 Montreal - Calgary
Depart from Montreal and fly to Calgary, known as the "Cowboy City." You will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel.
Accommodation: Coast Calgary Downtown Hotel or similar
Day 2 Banff National Park - Joneston Canyon
Banff National Park – One of Banff's most famous activities, offering breathtaking views of the towering peaks from the observation deck.
Banff Sulphur Mt Gondola (Optional) – A fully enclosed gondola that ascends 700 meters in 8 minutes to the upper station at 2281 meters. Enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the majestic mountain range.
Johnston Canyon – A popular hiking trail year-round, showcasing the traces of geological shifts.
Bow Falls – Famous for its rushing waters.
Surprise Corner – Offers stunning views of the Banff Springs Hotel, known as the "Castle of the Rockies," and the backdrop of Sulphur Mt. Hoodoos – These unique stone pillars, formed by natural phenomena, are feared by Native Americans due to their varied shapes and the strange phenomena caused by the terrain. They were considered the abode of demons and were avoided. Banff Town – A beautiful European-style town in the Rocky Mountains, and the largest commercial area within the national park, offering restaurants, hotels, shopping, and entertainment.
Accommodation: Banff Aspen Lodge or similar
Day 3 Columbia Icefield - Jasper National Park
Icefield Parkway – Known as one of the world's most beautiful highways. (Itinerary)
Bow Lake – The most visited lake on the Icefield Parkway. On a windless morning, the Croft Mountains are reflected in the mirror-like lake, creating a still and dreamlike scene.
Columbia Icefield – This icefield is the largest single ice sheet south of the Arctic Circle in North America, and is also famous as a database of Earth's weather data.
Ice Explorer (Optional) – A special vehicle designed specifically for driving on glaciers, allowing visitors to experience unique glacial terrain and stop on the glacier.
Glacier Skywalk (Optional) – Opened in 2014, this glass walkway allows visitors to observe the unique geological changes caused by glaciers from thousands of feet above the ground.
Athabasca Falls – Home to the largest waterfall in the Rocky Mountains, with a water flow of up to 25 meters.
Jasper Town – the heart of Jasper National Park and the second largest town within the Rocky Mountain National Park.
Accommodation: Whistlers Inn Hotel or similar
Day 4 Jasper - Maligne Lake
Maligne Lake – The largest natural lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Boat trips are available to Spirit Island for stunning views, and visitors can also enjoy boating or hiking to experience its beauty.
Maligne Lake Cruise (Optional) – Admire the unique glacial relics and visit the award-winning photography spot, Spirit Island, for a breathtaking view.
Maligne Canyon – A canyon carved by thousands of years of water erosion, creating a drop of over 50 meters.
Medicine Lake – The lake disappears completely in autumn and winter, a phenomenon that the local Indigenous people found incredible, hence its name. (Passing by on the itinerary)
Peyto Lake – Its waters change color with the seasons and weather, making it one of the most iconic Rocky Mountain lakes. (If closed, Waterfowl Lake will be used instead.)
Crowfoot Glacier – named for the three ice formations that resembled crow's claws when it was first discovered.
Accommodation: Banff Aspen Lodge or similar hotel
Day 5 Yoho National Park - Calgary
Lake Louise – The most famous lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Its waters originate from the Victoria Glacier behind it.
Moraine Lake/Ten Peaks Valley – Famous for its azure-green glacial lake, surrounding mountains, and Spirit Island nestled deep within the lake, a hidden gem in the Ten Peaks Valley.
Spiral Tunnel – A train tunnel built with technology imported from Switzerland to overcome dangerous gradients. (Passed along the route)
Emerald Lake – Its name is immediately apparent upon first sight. The beautiful color of the lake against the backdrop of the verdant mountains creates a breathtaking scene.
Natural Bridge – Named for the bridge-like structure created by the difference in hardness between the riverbed rock layers.
Day 6 Calgary - Montreal
After the tour, take a bus to the airport and board your flight back to Montreal, concluding your pleasant trip.
Departure & Pickup Locations
10:00AM : Montréal Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport - 975 boulevard Roméo-Vachon Nord Nord, Dorval, Quebec, H4Y 1H1
Attractions
| Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola + Icefields Parkway + Skywalk + Maligne Lake Cruise |
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16 years and older
(16-99)
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6-15 years old
(6-15)
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0-5 years old
(0-5)
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| CAD$290.00 | CAD$190.00 | CAD$0.00 |
What's Included
1. Round-trip airfare 2. National park entrance fees & breakfast included in the itinerary 3. Professional Mandarin-speaking tour guide 4. Accommodation in local superior hotels 5. Transportation within the itinerary
What's Not Included
1. Entrance fees to optional attractions 2. Driver/guide service fee (suggested CAD$15 per person per day) 3. Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 5% 4. All optional excursions and meals (lunch and dinner) 5. Personal expenses and personal travel insurance
Important Information
1. To protect the rights of all passengers, please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before departure. If you miss your departure time, please make your own way to the next meeting point to rejoin the group. For any special circumstances, please contact our company.
2. Cancellation or Change of Location. This product cannot be cancelled or changed after booking.
3. Our company recommends that group members purchase travel insurance to avoid losses caused by illness or accidents during the trip and to protect their personal interests. Our company also provides travel insurance services; please call for inquiries.
4. Our company will try its best to ensure the itinerary proceeds as scheduled. However, in the event of special circumstances caused by force majeure such as traffic disruptions, strikes, or natural disasters, our company reserves the right to change the order of the tour or cancel any tour activity or accommodation, and has the right to extend or shorten the itinerary. Group members may not object to this.
5. Regarding the safety and rights of travelers, each of the various transportation options, hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions used by our company has its own specific regulations to ensure the safety and rights of travelers. In the event of accidental injury, death, or property loss, the relevant safety regulations of the respective organizations shall prevail, and our company shall not be held liable.
6. Hotel arrangements may vary depending on the dates. Standard double rooms in North American hotels are equipped with one double bed or two beds. If travelers have special requirements regarding bed type, please indicate this in the booking notes. We will try our best to coordinate, but cannot guarantee it. Quadruple rooms primarily have two beds; extra beds are not available.
7. In case of discrepancies between the itinerary details and prices on the website, our confirmation slip shall prevail.
8. Please refer to the "Terms of Service" on the Concord Travel website for more details.
