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36 Day Canada & Alaska Itinerary, incl. Vancouver and New York City
This extensive 25-day Canadian journey showcases 7 unique experiences and 20 activity options across 12 cities, featuring luxury rail travel, premium accommodations, and 45 curated meals highlighting regional specialties.
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- Days 1-2
  Vancouver & Surroundings
  Start your journey in Vancouver at the historic Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. Visit Stanley Park and get early access to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park before the crowds. A seasoned traveler shares: "The morning light at Capilano Bridge creates stunning photo opportunities - arrive before 9 AM to capture the misty forest views without other tourists in your shots."
- Days 3-4
  Rocky Mountaineer Train Journey
  Take the Rocky Mountaineer through the Canadian Rockies. The glass-dome GoldLeaf Service carriages give you amazing mountain views. You'll spend one night in Kamloops before heading to Lake Louise. Try to get a left-side seat for the best views of the Fraser Canyon.
- Days 5-7
  Banff National Park Region
  Stay at the Fairmont Banff Springs while exploring Banff National Park. You can take helicopter flights over the Three Sisters Peaks or go on relaxing float trips on the Bow River. The evening golf cart tour through Banff's wildlife corridor is great for spotting bears and elk at dusk.
- Days 8-9
  Jasper National Park
  Head to Jasper via the Columbia Icefield and take an Ice Explorer onto Athabasca Glacier. Stay at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. The Jasper Skytram offers great mountain views, or you can take a boat to Spirit Island on Maligne Lake. Remember to pack layers since morning temperatures can be 20°F cooler than afternoon highs.
- Days 10-14
  British Columbia Coast
  Travel through BC to Whistler for black bear watching with a expert guide. Visit Victoria on Vancouver Island to see its British colonial architecture. Get to Butchart Gardens early to beat the crowds. One traveler suggests: "Book the whale watching tour that uses smaller zodiac boats - they can get closer to the orcas than the larger vessels."
- Days 15-21
  Alaska Cruise
  Take a 7-night Holland America cruise to Alaska, featuring: - Juneau and Mendenhall Glacier - Skagway's Gold Rush history and White Pass Railroad - Glacier Bay's ice walls and calving glaciers - Ketchikan's totem poles and salmon watching
- Days 22-29
  Eastern Canada
  Fly to Ottawa to explore eastern Canada's cultural highlights: - Ottawa: Parliament Hill and indigenous experiences at Madahôkî Farm - Quebec City: Old Town tours from Château Frontenac - Montreal: Food tours and city exploration in vintage Cadillacs - Toronto: CN Tower and waterfront attractions
- Days 30-36
  US East Coast Finale
  End your journey with American highlights: - Niagara Falls from a falls-view room - Lancaster's authentic Amish farms - Washington DC's National Mall - Philadelphia's Independence Hall area - New York City's Broadway shows and food tours
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29 Days in Canada & USA, incl. Vancouver and New York City
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- Days 1-14
  Western Canada Highlights
  Plan to arrive in Vancouver before 5 PM to get settled. Start your trip with the Capilano Suspension Bridge early in the morning before the crowds arrive. You'll get the best views of Vancouver's skyline from Stanley Park's seawall right around sunset. The Rocky Mountaineer train journey fills days 3-4. Pack plenty of layers since temperatures in the dome cars can change quickly. You'll reach Lake Louise by late afternoon and check into the Chateau. If you're into photography, head to the lake around 6 AM in summer for perfectly calm water and amazing reflections. Spend days 6-9 exploring Banff and Jasper National Parks. A recent visitor to the Athabasca Glacier Ice Explorer noted: "Dress extremely warm - it's much colder on the glacier than you'd expect, even in summer. The grippy boots they provide are essential." British Columbia's highlights take up days 10-14, including stops in Whistler and Victoria. Take the ferry to Victoria and watch for whales from the port side. Visit Butchart Gardens in late afternoon when most tourists have left and the lighting is perfect for photos.
- Days 15-23
  Eastern Canada
  Your next stops include Ottawa, Quebec City, Montreal, and Toronto. Bring good walking shoes for Quebec City's steep cobblestone streets. One visitor shared some helpful advice: "The funicular up to Chateau Frontenac saves your legs, but the walk down through the old town reveals hidden gems you'd miss otherwise." Montreal's underground city provides great shelter in bad weather. When taking the Thousand Islands cruise from Kingston to Toronto, grab a spot on the upper deck but bring something warm to wear.
- Days 24-29
  US East Coast
  The trip wraps up with visits to Lancaster's Amish country, Washington D.C., and New York City. A past visitor recommended: "Visit the Lincoln Memorial at dusk - the lighting is spectacular and crowds are thinner." In New York, skip breakfast before the Lower East Side food tour so you can fully enjoy all the local delis.
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29 Days in Canada & Alaska, incl. Vancouver and Quebec City
The 22-day coast-to-coast tour pairs 14 days in Western Canada aboard the Rocky Mountaineer and at mountain resorts with 8 days immersed in Eastern Canada's historic cities and rich cultural heritage.
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- Days 1-2
  Vancouver
  Begin your journey in Vancouver. Take time to explore Stanley Park and Granville Island Market. A local tip: "Visit Capilano Bridge before 9 AM to avoid tour bus crowds and get the best photos." The suspension bridge stands 70 meters high so wear shoes with good grip.
- Days 3-5
  Rocky Mountains by Rail
  Board the Rocky Mountaineer train to Lake Louise. The journey takes 2 days. Book a GoldLeaf car and pick a seat on the left side when heading east for optimal mountain views. Spend your extra day at Lake Louise. Plan to see the lake in the morning before the wind disturbs those perfect reflections around 10 AM.
- Days 6-7
  Banff
  Stay at the historic Fairmont Banff Springs for a classic Rocky Mountain experience. Take an early ride on the Banff Gondola up Sulphur Mountain. The first trip at 8 AM offers the clearest views before afternoon clouds appear.
- Days 8-9
  Jasper
  Take the scenic Icefields Parkway to Jasper. Pack warm clothes for the Columbia Icefield tour. The glacier is usually 10°C colder than the town. Walk the Flower Trail for wildlife spotting, especially early morning or evening.
- Days 10-14
  Pacific Coast
  Travel through wine country to Whistler and Victoria. About Butchart Gardens, a visitor shared: "Visit late afternoon when day tourists leave, then stay for the evening illuminations." Set aside at least 3 hours for the gardens.
- Days 15-21
  Alaska Cruise
  Start your 7-night Inside Passage cruise from Vancouver. Bring binoculars for wildlife watching in Glacier Bay National Park. Pack a warm waterproof jacket for deck viewing.
- Days 22-23
  Toronto & Niagara
  Fly to Toronto and spend a day at Niagara Falls. You'll get wet on the Hornblower cruise. Wear the poncho and protect your camera. Visit Niagara-on-the-Lake in late afternoon after the crowds thin out.
- Days 24-25
  Ottawa
  Spend two days in Canada's capital. Walk around the Parliament area. A visitor suggests: "Don't miss the Changing of the Guard ceremony at 10 AM. Arrive by 9:30 for good spots."
- Days 26-29
  French Canada
  Explore Montreal and Quebec City. Walk Old Quebec's streets early morning or evening to avoid midday crowds. Consider staying at the historic Château Laurier.
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