A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Scramble along vie ferrate trails in the Rockies
7 days, from £2100 to £3345
Enjoy a few days of city fun in Calgary before escaping to the snow-capped Canadian Rockies
9 days, from £2270 to £3300
From wild Pacific beaches to emerald lakes, a great summer trip through British Columbia and Alberta
17 days, from £3375 to £4645
Taming wild Western Canada, from the Pacific Coast to national parks, nature as far as the eye can see
12 days, from £5065 to £6785
Get to know some of North America’s epic national parks: Grand Teton, Yellowstone, Glacier, Banff and Jasper
21 days, from £5555 to £8260
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When visitors aren't gawping at the sheer majesty of the views, there are a whole heap of ways to explore the mountains, glaciers, ice blue lakes and hot springs of the region. In winter this is prime powder skiing territory with Banff one of the highlights thanks to three ski areas - namely Sunshine Village, Mount Norquay and Lake Louise - some good value places to stay and bars and restaurants galore. Just 45 minutes away from the town itself is Lake Louise, with excellent skiing for intermediates particularly and dominated by glaciers and Mount Assiniboine. Finally, Jasper is the place to stay for access to the Marmot Basin ski region with yet more good value accommodation. The reason for these competitive rates in winter? Because summer is when these places really hot up and the hordes descend to enjoy trekking, mountain biking, riding, kayaking, white-water rafting, fly-fishing and wildlife watching for bears, caribou and elks surrounded by scenery even more awe-inspiring than when covered in snow.
The towns themselves (and Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise particularly) switch seamlessly from ski resorts to fun summer sports centres and there's a fairly well-worn route (for a reason - it's amazing) connecting them across the border in British Columbia with Kamloops - the gateway to Vancouver and the Pacific Coast. We can arrange self-drive trips through the Canadian Rockies or the famous overnight Rocky Mountaineer train that connects Vancouver with Banff/Lake Louise or Jasper.
The Canadian Rockies are every adrenaline-junkie and mountain-lover's dream. There is no better place to see Canada at its biggest and most beautiful best. Winter is the time to make the most of the fantastic opportunities the snow brings, such as back country skiing in Banff, ice-climbing or simply admiring the beauty of the glaciers and snow-topped peaks. Summer brings an even greater variety of things to do, with white-water rafting, horse riding and fishing to name just a few. Our top picks of what to do in the Canadian Rockies are just a starting point, for even more suggestions, talk to one of our experts.
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