Vancouver

In the morning, we will pass through the town of Merritt and head to visit the famous local "VQA" rare wine winery. Shortly after, we will head to Kelowna: the hometown of fruits in BC and take a visit to the Okanagan Lake. Finally, we will return back to Revelstoke. Itinerary: Itinerary: Vancouver → Merritt (pass by) → Grizzli Winery (30 mins) → Kalamalka Lake (15 mins) → Revelstoke / Salmon Arm

Merritt

Merritt (pass by)

Grizzli Winery

Grizzli Winery+Okanagan Lake (TOTAL VISIT TIME FOR BOTH TWO PLACES IS 45 mins) Grizzli Winery is located in the center of Okanagan, Canada. The Winery is surrounded by a number of mountains and lakes! The sunshine and large temperature differences between day and night helps create the uniquely tasting wines.

Kalamalka Lake Kalamalka Lake is a large lake in the interior plateau of southern central British Columbia, Canada, east of Okanagan Lake. At different times of the year the colour of the lake can range from cyan to indigo, in different parts at the same time, earning the lake the moniker "lake of a thousand colours". The colour of the water is derived from light scattering, caused by the precipitation of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).

Revelstoke

Today, we will visit the famous "Last Spike" in the Pacific Railroad Memorial Park. Join us for an epic scenic drive to Yoho National Park! We will head to Vermilion Lake where the water originates from the hot springs of the Sulphur Mountain! The color of the riverbed has become brown, making it photographic favorable region in Banff. Shortly after, we will head to Bow Falls and finally arrive at the Banff National Park! Itinerary: Revelstoke / Salmon Arm → The Last Spike (30 mins) → Yoho National Park (Drive through) → Vermillion Lake (15 mins) → Bow Falls (15 mins) → Banff National Park → Banff Gondola (Mandatory, 60 mins) → Banff Upper Hot Spring (Optional, 60 mins) → Banff

Salmon Arm

Kindly Reminder: 1. The hot spring area provides a locker (with a slight fee) for customers. Please take extra care of your valuables as you are responsible for your own belongings. 2. The hot spring area provides swimsuit and towel rental services. 3. This hot spring is a complimentary item. If you are unable to participate in the hot spring due to personal reasons or the maintenance and closure of the scenic spot, there will be no refund.

The Last Spike was the final and ceremonial railway spike driven into the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) track by company director Donald Smith on the morning of November 7th, 1885. The ceremony marked the completion of the transcontinental CPR. It was a muted affair at which a group of company officials and laborers gathered at Craigellachie. The Last Spike symbolized more than just the completion of a railway. Contemporaries and historians have viewed the Last Spike as an event when national unity was recognized.

Vermilion Lakes

Vermilion Lake Vermilion lake offers the best views and is the most perfect place to practice your photography skills. If you want some amazing views of mountains, then Vermilion Lake is your place to visit!

Bow Falls is a major waterfall on the Bow River. It offers breathtaking views and an experience to be closer to nature! Bow Falls is also famously featured in the 1953 Marilyn Monroe film River of No Return. Embrace your inner nature love and be amazed by its wonderous beauty.

Banff Gondola

Explore the one-of-a-kind Gondola ride to the top of the Sulphur Mountain to experience a stunning view of six incredible mountain ranges. Banff Gondola provides breathtaking views in every direction that you look at! It is an eight-minute journey to the summit of Sulphur Mountain! On a clear and sunny day, the gondola becomes a perfect activity for families, groups, and couples to enjoy.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Banff Upper Hot Spring (Optional, 60 mins) The Banff Hot Springs is a top-favorite today amongst visitors and locals! It is a perfect location to enjoy a time of relaxation and peace! This historic spa and bath house lies up against a backdrop of the spectacular alpine scenery. It’s simply magical to sit in the comfort of soothing hot water during the wintertime while watching snow fall on the surrounding peaks.

Lake Louise

Itinerary for 11/10/2025-11/21/2025: Revelstoke / Salmon Arm → The Last Spike (30 mins) → Yoho National Park (Drive through) → Vermillion Lake (15 mins) → Bow Falls (15 mins) → Banff National Park → Lake Louise Gondola (Mandatory, 60 mins) → Banff Upper Hot Spring (Optional, 60 mins) → Banff

Banff

Itinerary during the opening period of Moraine Lake (June - October 15, 2025): Calgary / Canmore / Banff → Banff National Park → Lake Louise Village (Optional lunch) → Lake Louise (90 mins, tickets included) → Moraine Lake (45 mins, tickets included) → Yoho National Park → Natural Bridge (15 mins, tickets included) → Emerald Lake (20 mins, tickets included) → Banff / Canmore / Calgary Itinerary during the closed period of Moraine Lake (October 16, 2025 - May 31, 2026): Calgary / Canmore / Banff → Castle Mountain (pass by) → Kootenay National Park → Marble Canyon (45 mins, tickets included) → Lake Louise (90 mins, optional: Snowshoeing or Lake Louise Afternoon Tea) → Spiral Tunnels (pass by) → Yoho National Park → Natural Bridge (15 mins, tickets included) → Emerald Lake (20 mins, tickets included) → Banff / Canmore / Calgary

Castle Mountain (Pass by)

Kootenay National Park

Kootenay National Park Kootenay National Park is located in the northeast of British Columbia, Canada, with an area of 1,406 square kilometers. It is part of the World Heritage - Canadian Rockies National Parks, and is also Canada's first national park centered on a road. It features unique geology, rich hydrology, colorful ecology, unique humanities and diverse activities. There are wonders such as Marble Canyon and Stanley Glacier, and a variety of creatures such as grizzly bears live there, carrying Aboriginal culture.

Marble Canyon Marble Canyon is a popular hike in Kootenay National Park near Lake Louise, Alberta. The hike is an easy 1 mile (1.6 km) out and back trail suitable for all skill levels with fencing along most areas. The trail follows Tokumm Creek which created Marble Canyon by cutting and carving it’s way through the rock. Turquoise, glacial waters, and startling canyon walls grow ever more impressive along this short trail. Multiple bridges span the narrow gorge, crossing several times for spine-tingling views of the river below! Watch for fuchsia fireweed and mountain bluebirds in a landscape shaped by fire, erosion, and mountain building.

Lake Louise

Lake Louise (90 mins, includes optional Snowshoeing time) Lake Louise, located on the south side of Highway 1, is a famous attraction in Banff National Park. With Mount Victoria as its barrier and surrounded by dense forests, the mountains and waters are interdependent, forming a perfect landscape photo. Lake Louise is like a pearl, otherworldly and otherworldly, so it is known as the "Sapphire in the Rocky Mountains" and has become a lake favored by photographers.

Spiral Tunnel (Pass by)

Yoho National Park

Yoho National Park Yoho National Park lies on the western slopes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Vertical rock walls, waterfalls and high peaks draw visitors from all around the world to this unique national park! Yoho offers exceptional hiking and sightseeing for everyone to enjoy! The park even offers a unique glimpse of Canada’s natural wonders and an insight of this alpine majesty!

Yoho National Park

Natural Bridge This natural bridge was formed after millions of years of erosion by the Kikinhaus River (also known as the Leaping Horse River). Initially, the river water washed out cracks in the solid rocks, causing the rushing river water to continuously break through the cracks in the rocks, and then gradually hollowed out the huge rocks from the bottom upwards, eventually making a huge rock blocking the river channel washed away into a "natural bridge" shaped like a bridge.

Emerald Lake

Emerald Lake The beautiful Emerald Lake is the largest lake in Yoho National Park, covering an area of slightly more than one square kilometer. The lake water presents different shades of green under different light conditions, and is known as the "Emerald of the Rocky Mountains." Walking along the lakeside path, you can enjoy the reflections of the snow-capped mountains in the distance and the vigorous pines and cypresses nearby in the rippling blue water.