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7 Days in Canadian Rockies, incl. Calgary and Jasper
The Canadian Rockies beckon in this 7-day tour visiting Calgary, Jasper National Park, Banff National Park, and Canmore. Highlights include Athabasca Glacier trek, Spirit Island cruise, hockey experience, and Cree cultural insights, with 6 breakfasts, 2 dinners and luxury accommodation at Chateau Jasper.
- Day 1
Calgary
- Day 2
Lake Louise to Jasper (300 km)
Start early to avoid crowds at Lake Louise. The scenic drive to Jasper on the Icefields Parkway takes 3-4 hours. "The ethereal beauty of Lake Louise with Victoria Glacier as backdrop was breathtaking - get there before 8am to avoid tour buses." Watch for bears and elk along the route.
- Day 3
Jasper National Park
Explore Jasper's highlights starting with an optional morning float trip on the Athabasca River. Visit Maligne Lake and take the 90-minute boat cruise to Spirit Island. "The guided walk at Maligne Canyon was a highlight - bring good hiking shoes as the paths can be slippery even in summer."
- Day 4
Columbia Icefield & Athabasca Glacier
Schedule your Ice Explorer tour mid-morning when the glacier surface is less icy. The all-terrain vehicle ride takes about 20 minutes each way. "Dress in layers and wear sturdy boots - it's cold and slippery on the glacier even on warm days. The pure glacier water taste-testing was a unique experience!"
- Day 5
Canmore Hockey Experience
Try your hand at Canada's favorite sport in Canmore. "Even as non-skaters, the professional coaches made it fun and safe. Wear long socks - the skates can rub!" Take the Banff Gondola in the afternoon for spectacular views of six mountain ranges.
- Day 6
Banff National Park
Visit Surprise Corner and Bow Falls. Get to Surprise Corner before 10am for perfect lighting on the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. In the evening join a Cree guide who shares indigenous perspectives on buffalo.
- Day 7
Return to Calgary
The drive to Calgary takes about 1.5 hours. Book afternoon flights to avoid morning mountain weather. "The early morning fog often clears by 10am - later departures give you better final mountain views."
7 Day Canadian Rockies Itinerary, incl. Banff and Jasper
Mountain trails beckon in this 7-day trek covering 9 destinations across 3 national parks. Daily 8-16km hikes include Wilcox Pass, Plain of Six Glaciers, and Iceline Trail, with 200-1000m elevation gains, visiting Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Columbia Icefields.
- Day 1
Calgary to Lake Louise
Your Rocky Mountain journey begins with a 2 PM pickup in downtown Calgary. Consider arriving a day early to adjust to the time zone and get any last-minute supplies. The 2.5-hour drive west includes a stop for snacks and camping gear. A past guest shared: "Mother nature threw rain and mosquitos our way, but the guides were well-organized and kept us informed of schedule changes while maintaining flexibility."
- Day 2
Columbia Icefields & Jasper
- Days 3-4
Banff National Park & Lake Louise
- Day 5
Yoho National Park
- Day 6
Optional Rafting Day
- Day 7
Banff Hot Springs & Return
7-day Winter VIA Experience (Vancouver To Jasper) Vacation Package (ends In Calgary)
This winter escape through Canada's Rocky Mountain parks includes 2 nights in Jasper at Whistlers Inn and 3 nights at Banff Aspen Lodge. The route leads to Marble Canyon, Lake Louise for snowshoeing, and YOHO National Park's Emerald Lake.
What people love about 7-day Canada tours
- Canada's Rockies (7 Days)
Everything was simply amazing!
- 7 Day Rocky Mountain Camping Adventure
What a week !! I got the views, the nature and the activities I was hoping for. But I had more : I met great people, learnt about the area, its wildlife and specificities and... it was so much fun ! Guide Alex made sure everyone was having a great time and really knows his stuff. AND : he can cool! I really enjoyed the food.
- Great Resorts of the Canadian Rockies
Despite the unseasonal weather, the scenery was beathtaking and definitely worth seeing in one's lifetime. The Maligne Canyon is a must-do additional excursion. You can see way more from the bus than train travel on the RM and no delays!