Take the “scenic route” between Edmonton and Calgary via rail! You’ll travel by train,
luxury motorcoach, Ice Explorer and gondola for the best possible views. And if you want to start your vacation
with an exploration of world-famous West Edmonton Mall, just let us know and we’ll arrange for extra
hotel nights.
- 4 nights hotel accommodation
- VIA Rail’s Canadian, ‘Comfort’ class, Edmonton to Jasper
- Jasper, Icefields Parkway & Banff Sightseeing Excursions
- Maligne Lake Cruise (seasonal*)
- Columbia Icefield Glacier Experience
- Banff Gondola
- Hotel luggage handling
- National Park fees
Day 1 Edmonton to Jasper
Board VIA Rail, and follow the route of explorers and
fur traders as you travel by train into Jasper National
Park. A two-night stay will introduce you to the charming
town of Jasper.
Overnight in Jasper
Day 2 Jasper
‘Discover Jasper’ on a sightseeing excursion around
the townsite and out to Medicine Lake, Maligne
Canyon and Maligne Lake for a interpretative cruise.
The rest of your day is free to explore the area.
Overnight in Jasper
Day 3 Jasper to Banff
Travel the stunning Icefields Parkway on a full day
excursion through the Canadian Rockies. At the
Athabasca Glacier, experience an Ice Explorer - an all
terrain vehicle that travels upon ice that is 365 meters
(1,200 feet) thick. Continue to the amazing views of
Lake Louise, and then to the town of Banff for a two night
stay.
Overnight in Banff
Day 4 Banff
The ‘Discover Banff’ sightseeing excursion
introduces you to Banff and the must-see attraction,
the Banff Gondola. Your afternoon is free to stroll the
streets and shops of Banff.
Overnight in Banff
Day 5 Banff to Calgary
Travel through the foothills of Alberta into the city of
Calgary where your vacation concludes.
* When day tours or attractions are not operational in the off-season, the price will be adjusted or there will an alternative excursion/attraction made available.
Choose any Sunday, Tuesday or Friday between the following date ranges as your vacation start date.
| May 1 – May 19 |
Twin |
Single |
Child |
|
| Moderate |
$874 |
$1,186 |
$308 |
 |
| Deluxe |
$1,344 |
$2,070 |
$308 |
 |
| May 22 – Jun 26 |
Twin |
Single |
Child |
|
| Moderate |
$1,240 |
$1,813 |
$361 |
 |
| Deluxe |
$1,725 |
$2,722 |
$361 |
 |
| Jun 28 – Oct 2 |
Twin |
Single |
Child |
|
| Moderate |
$1,283 |
$1,856 |
$383 |
 |
| Deluxe |
$1,768 |
$2,764 |
$383 |
 |
| Oct 4 – Oct 16 |
Twin |
Single |
Child |
|
| Moderate |
$950 |
$1,257 |
$348 |
 |
| Deluxe |
$1,321 |
$1,940 |
$348 |
 |
Deluxe: An outstanding property offering high standards of accommodations and facilities. It is important to note though, that Deluxe accommodation refers only to the Hotel Class and not to the room category included in the package price. Some Deluxe hotels are heritage properties that possess historical elegance, but may not reflect current North American deluxe hotel standards. Room upgrades may be available at an additional cost.
Moderate: A property that offers limited hotel facilities and North American standard room features such as a television, telephone, one or two beds, private washroom with shower and/or bathtub (unless otherwise noted). Rooms may be smaller than Deluxe hotel rooms and the public areas may be also be smaller and simpler. Usually suitable for the cost-conscious traveller.