Canada Tour 14 Day Mountie

From £989, 14 days, Canada

  • Adventure travel
  • Adventure 4 out of 5
  • Relaxation 4 out of 5
  • Culture 2 out of 5
Canada Tour 14 Day Mountie

Trip Highlights

  • 2-day overnight wilderness canoe trip - (experience not necessary)
  • Sulphur Mountain hot springs
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Scenic walks and hikes
  • Sightseeing in Vancouver & Seattle
  • Provincial Parks - Yoho, Banff/Lake Louise, Jasper and Wells Grey

Trip Summary

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What's included?

  • All transportation by private vehicle
  • Services of a tour leader
  • Services of a travel coordinator prior to tour
  • 13 nights camping fees and equipment (excluding a sleeping bag and pillow)
  • A 2-day overnight wilderness canoe trip
  • Sulphur Mountain hot springs
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Scenic walks and hikes
  • Sightseeing in Vancouver and Seattle
  • Admission to all national and provincial parks

What's not included?

  • International Flights
  • Travel Insurance
  • Food
  • Optional Activities

The Canadian Rockies offer a supreme vision of unspoilt mountainous wilderness, creating amazing Canada adventure tours; from their arid desert highlands to temperate coastal forests, snow-capped peaks, glacial lakes and everything in between.  

 

Take to the rugged trails for some world-class hikes or get on your mountain bike for the ultimate rush of adrenaline. Add in the opportunity for spectacular wildlife viewing, western horseback riding, class-4 white water rafting and an included overnight wilderness canoe trip and you won’t find more exhilarating or action-packed adventure tour in North America anywhere.


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Dates of Departures Programme Option Price (Land Only) Trip Status
Sun, 3 Jun 2012Mountie - 14 days £989AvailableBook now
Sun, 10 Jun 2012Mountie - 14 days £999AvailableBook now
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Sun, 24 Jun 2012Mountie - 14 days £999AvailableBook now
Sun, 1 Jul 2012Mountie - 14 days £999AvailableBook now
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Sun, 26 Aug 2012Mountie - 14 days £1,059AvailableBook now
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What will I be doing?

  • Welcome to Canada (Days 1 to 3)

  • The Rockies (Days 4 to 8)

  • Getting back to nature (Days 9 to 11)

  • Chilling out in Vancouver (Days 12 to 14)

Welcome to Canada: Days 1 to 3

Next Leg

Destination info

From the European-esque cities in the east, across the vast prairies and snow-capped mountains to the pristine shores of the pacific Northwest – the people who have settled in this rugged land are as vibrant and lively as the bustling metropolis and wilderness they call home. Discover the colourful history, quirky culture and remote beauty that make Canada an adventure lover’s paradise.

  • Location: Seattle to Yoho National Park

Day 1: Seattle and British Columbia

From Seattle, we cross the Canadian border and enter an up-and-down landscape of grey, snow-dusted mountains and dark conifers. At our first stop, we set up camp beside a pristine glinting lake, where chin-wagging may last long past sundown by the flickering campfire.

 

Day 2 - 3: Yoho National Park

View the alpine meadows of Mount Revelstoke National Park en route to Yoho National Park. Hike or negotiate the rapids of well-named Kicking Horse RiverIIn any case, the tumbling cascades, glassy lakes and glinting peaks are drop-dead gorgeous... not to mention the glaciers.

The Rockies: Days 4 to 8

Next Leg

Destination info

From the European-esque cities in the east, across the vast prairies and snow-capped mountains to the pristine shores of the pacific Northwest – the people who have settled in this rugged land are as vibrant and lively as the bustling metropolis and wilderness they call home. Discover the colourful history, quirky culture and remote beauty that make Canada an adventure lover’s paradise.

  • Location: Banff National Park to Jasper National Park

Day 4-5: Banff National Park

Boot up, saddle up and breathe in the crisp alpine air where nature'sbonanza includes beavers, bears, porcupines and elk. Ride the Banff tramway to Sulphur Mountain's peak and recharge your batteries in the heavenly hot springs.

 

Day 6: Lake Louise

A nickname like the "gem of the Rockies" is a lot to live up to, but it's no sweat for Lake Louise. The imposing chateau looks on as mountains cluster round the turquoise surface. As for you, well, you could always hike out to the Plain-of-Six-Glaciers or inspect the scene by paddle power on an optional canoe trip.

 

Day 7-8: Jasper National Park

The widescreen scenery keeps on coming The Icefields Parkway provides a peach of a drive with panoramic views of endless valleys, sheer ridges, glaciers and spruce forests - truly one of the world's ultimate drives. Jasper's wildlife puts up a fight for your attention too; the sharp-eyed may glimpse grizzlies, wolves or caribou. This sprawling natural expanse offers bike trails, helicopter flights and ice-walks through the most spectacular scenery that the Canadian Rockies offers.

Getting back to nature: Days 9 to 11

Next Leg

Destination info

From the European-esque cities in the east, across the vast prairies and snow-capped mountains to the pristine shores of the pacific Northwest – the people who have settled in this rugged land are as vibrant and lively as the bustling metropolis and wilderness they call home. Discover the colourful history, quirky culture and remote beauty that make Canada an adventure lover’s paradise.

  • Location: Wells Grey Provincial Park to Cache Creek

Days 9-10: Wells Grey Provincial Park

The stillness, silence and isolation go up another notch. Drive through secluded Wells Gray to the end of the road and our awaiting canoes and overnight on the shores of Clearwater Lake. Nature surely never felt closer than on your included outback canoe trip. A unique and unforgettable experience!

 

Day 11: Cache Creek

On the old Gold Rush trail, this town still packs a frontier punch. All around, prickly cacti, brush and tumbleweed add to its appeal.

Chilling out in Vancouver: Days 12 to 14

Destination info

From the European-esque cities in the east, across the vast prairies and snow-capped mountains to the pristine shores of the pacific Northwest – the people who have settled in this rugged land are as vibrant and lively as the bustling metropolis and wilderness they call home. Discover the colourful history, quirky culture and remote beauty that make Canada an adventure lover’s paradise.

  • Location: Vancouver to Seattle

Days 12-13: Vancouver

There is ample time to explore all this vibrant metropolis has to offer. With its stunning combination of mountains and coastline, the city boasts outstanding views. Stride, rollerblade or pedal your way round Stanley Park, or relax and let the free shuttle take the strain. Walk the Capilano Suspension Bridge, 230 head-spinning feet above the river before checking out the city nightlife in Gas Town or the eclectic "Robsonstrasse".

 

Day 14: Seattle

Puget Sound gives you one final wilderness vision before returning to Seattle, home of the original Starbucks!

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Additional Information & FAQs

Minimum age

Minimum age 18 years, maximum age 35 years. 

 

Accommodation

13 nights camping (including fees and equipment excluding a sleeping bag and pillow)

 

Meals

On our camping tours, our groups share in the preparation and cooking of the food. Supplies, excluding soft drinks and alcohol, are purchased from the food kitty, and each member of the group pays US$10 per day en route. This covers three meals on most days while we are camping; eating fresh foods that we purchase as we travel to satisfy the international flavour of the group - a healthy way to travel at an unbeatable price. Naturally this does not cover hotel stops or when groups sometimes sample regional cuisine at local restaurants.

 

Advice & Safety

Throughout your programmes you will have the support and guidance of the programme co-ordinator and team. You will be provided with competent assistance and help with any questions or advice you may need during your stay.

You will be assigned a personal travel adviser who will co-ordinate your programme with you. Feel free to contact them at any time before you go, or when you are on your travels.

In addition, you will have access to a 24-hour emergency contact number so you can contact one of our UK staff at any time should you need to.

 

 

FAQ

1. How many people will I be travelling with?

The group is made up of 8-13 travellers with one tour leader.

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2. What nationalities will I be traveling with?

The majority are British (70-80%) and rest will be made up of Europeans, Koreans & Americans.

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3. What spending money should I take?

We generally recommend between £200-£250 per week to cover everything from food kitty to extra nights and spending money.

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Rachel Norrington, 3rd Sep 2011 - 16th Sep 2011

Please rate your overall experience
(10/10)
What were the highlights of your trip?

Meeting all of the brilliant people and our tour guide Jay who was amazing. The white water rafting and 2 day canoe trip with the night on the island was awesome. Also the nights our, particularly Banff and the hikes which we did as the scenery was breathtaking. So many highlights, it was a brilliant 2 weeks and i really hope to see all of 'Team awesome from awesome town# again.

What top 3 tips would you give other travellers?

Take lots of bug spray and layers as the nights get cold. Do take a few casual going out outfits and a bag that isnt a backpack. Dont worry about the people, most of them went alone and wanted the same experience as myself.

How worthwhile was your trip?
(10/10)
Would you travel with Real Gap again?

Yes

Would you recommend Real Gap?

Yes

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