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Discover Parks Canada Western Canada WESTERN CANADA Discover Parks Canada Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in PARKS CANADA IN WESTERN CANADA AT A GLANCE NATIONAL 12 27 HISTORIC NATIONAL SITES PARKS 1 NATIONAL MARINE 60+ CONSERVATION Yoho National Park AREA WILDLIFE CROSSINGS BE INSPIRED! 130+ RED CHAIRS DISCOVER. #SHARETHECHAIR CONNECT. PROTECT. Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Site Jasper National Park Yoho National Park WELCOME! Dive into an exciting world of adventures when you TABLE OF CONTENTS explore the dazzling nature and historic treasures of Western Canada. 2 7-Day itinerary Come for a day trip, or take a look at our itineraries and 4 3-Day getaway book a vacation to remember. 5 Conserving for the future 6 Stay overnight Learn more about how we’re working hard to fight climate change and discover how you can become 8 Staff favourites a ‘citizen scientist’ and help protect biodiversity. Maps and directories Memories await. 10 British Columbia 14 Alberta 1 Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in 7-DAY ITINERARY ROCKY MOUNTAIN RETREAT FROM CALGARY TO KOOTENAY ROUNDTRIP Yoho National Park 690 km LOCATIONS Banff, Yoho and Kootenay National Parks DAY 1 Radium Hot Springs LAKE LOUISE, BANFF 186 km from Calgary Embark on a magical mountain adventure! Visit Lake Louise with its striking turquoise water and white mountain peaks. For summer trips, tour with ease and take the shuttle. Soak up some of the world’s most breathtaking mountain scenery in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Camping, Lake Louise Campground DAY 2 Banff: Lake Louise YOHO Day 1 Field, 27 km from Lake Louise Field Make your way to Yoho National Park and try to catch site of trains passing through the Spiral Tunnels and watch the ingenious engineering in action! Calgary Treat yourself to lunch in the charming village of Field, BC. Walk through lush, evergreen forest to discover the marvelous Wapta Falls. Listen to the roaring waters and get lost in the beauty of nature at work. Day 2, 3, 4 Camping, Yoho Kicking Horse Campground Day 5, 6, 7 Kootenay BC AB 2 Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in PLAN YOUR VISIT AT Yoho National Park PARKSCANADA.GC.CA/VISIT AND DISCOVER OTHER ITINERARIES Kootenay National Park of Canada Kootenay National Park of Canada DAY 3 DAY 5 Visit Natural Bridge, an impressive work of nature formed by the KOOTENAY powerful Kicking Horse River. Be amazed at the influence of rushing 60 km from Kicking Horse Campground water as it carves ancient rocks. Rent a canoe and explore Emerald Prior to entering Kootenay National Park, download the Kootenay Guided Tour Lake’s bright, jewel-coloured waters up close! Make sure to see App. Buckle your seatbelts, and get ready for a GPS-triggered, behind-the- Takakkaw Falls, one of the highest waterfalls in Canada! Listen to scenes audio driving tour of one of BC’s most scenic highways. Listen to your the rushing water resonate within the air, and feel the fresh spray of virtual guide and check out the Continental Divide, the breathtaking Kootenay mist on your skin. Valley Viewpoint and Sinclair Canyon. Camping, Kicking Horse Campground oTENTik, Redstreak Campground DAY 4 DAY 6 Book ahead and be one of the lucky few who get to discover the Take a day for rejuvenation and soak in the mineral-rich Radium Hot Springs. amazing Burgess Shale fossils sites and learn about ecosystems that Relax in the hot pools and take in the beauty of Sinclair Canyon. Enjoy the once thrived there. Choose a guided hike at Walcott Quarry or Mount easy hiking trails in the Redstreak Restoration Area and feel completely at Stephen. Observe high mountain peaks, glacier-fed lakes and fossils peace. Admire the lush green grass supporting the remarkable Columbia over 500 million years old! This UNESCO World Heritage Site is Valley— maybe you’ll even spot some Bighorn Sheep! continuously looking for new animals. Can you identify a new fossil? oTENTik, Camping, Redstreak Campground Kicking Horse Campground DAY 7 Head to the intriguing Paint Pots and see this vibrant orange mineral spring- system! Admire the ochre-coloured clay that Indigenous peoples have been gathering from this special place for thousands of years. Next, hike to Marble Canyon and marvel at the glacier blue waters rushing through a striking limestone gorge. A truly picturesque must-see in Kootenay! Return to Calgary, 260 km 3 Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in 3-DAY GETAWAY HEART OF THE FUR TRADE Elk Island National Park DAY 1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE FROM EDMONTON TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE 230 km from Edmonton Immerse yourself in the lifestyle of the fur trade. Stop by the visitor centre ROUNDTRIP for a 3D virtual reality experience, and journey back to when the site 545 km was a bustling trade post for the North West Company and the Hudson Bay Company. Try your hand at finger weaving, Métis jigging and other LOCATIONS Indigenous arts and crafts. Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site Elk Island National Park Grab your Fur Trade Camp Kit and sleep on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. Métis trapper’s tent, Heritage Camping DAY 2 ELK ISLAND Fort Saskatchewan, 270 km from Rocky Mountain House Enjoy the waters of Astotin Lake and rent a canoe, kayak or even try a stand up paddle board! Bask in the sun as you enjoy a picnic on the beach. End Edmonton your day by admiring the sunset, and spend the night counting the stars from the comfort of your campground. Keep an eye out for seasonal meteor Day 2, 3 showers and the northern lights! Elk Island Camping, Astotin Lake Campground © Parks Canada/M. Skinner Canada/M. © Parks Rocky Mountain House DAY 3 Day 1 Hit the Beaver Pond Trail in the morning and perhaps even catch a glimpse of bison. Did you know that the fur trade had completely eliminated beavers from this region by the mid-1800s? But thanks to their reintroduction in the Red Deer 1940s, you’re sure to spot plenty of beaver activity along the trail if you keep your eyes open! Return to Edmonton, 45 km 4 AB Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in CONSERVING FOR THE FUTURE THE CHALLENGE THE RESULT? What can we do to address climate Protecting these ecosystems helps change and fight global warming? them store carbon, keeping it out of Carbon dioxide is a major greenhouse the atmosphere. It’s part of a “natural gas and driver of climate change, solution” to climate change. however salt marsh ecosystems can store large amounts of carbon, often for longer than many mature forests. A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION In an international effort, Parks Canada CO Coastal Ecologists are studying the 2 effect that eelgrass meadow and tidal salt marshes have on the intake and storage of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. GET INVOLVED NOW IT’S YOUR TURN CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT Join The Friends of Elk Island Park Society for the annual Christmas Bird Count! Help play a part in future conservation and join keen birders out on the trails at dawn; volunteers are appreciated throughout the day. Elk Island National Park p. 15 TREE DETECTIVES NEEDED! Needles of five, keep them alive! Have you seen the endangered whitebark © Parks Canada/M. Skinner Canada/M. © Parks pine tree? Help us locate this species by sending in photographs and GPS coordinates of its location. Glacier National Park p. 11 BE PART OF THE COMEBACK We thought Pink Sand-verbena had been driven out of its natural habitat by invasive grasses, but thanks to volunteers, now there are thousands of these plants in the park! Join the fight and learn what makes them unique. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve p. 11 5 Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in FROM $16.05 PER NIGHT TENT AND RV CAMPING Stay close to nature at one of our wonderful campsites – at your preferred comfort level. STAYING Reid R. © I. Available in Pacific Rim (Park Reserve), Gulf Islands (Park Reserve), Mount Revelstoke, Glacier, Yoho, Kootenay, Jasper, Banff, Waterton Lakes, Elk Island and THE NIGHT? Wood Buffalo National Parks; and Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site. WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED DON’T MISS OUT PARKSCANADA.GC.CA/ACCOMMODATIONS FROM $10 RESERVE TODAY! PER PERSON PER NIGHT BACKCOUNTRY CAMPING The ultimate overnight adventure: just you, your tent and the great outdoors – far from the beaten path. Available in Gwaii Haanas (Park Reserve), Pacific Rim (Park Reserve), Gulf Islands (Park Reserve), Mount Revelstoke, Glacier, Yoho, Kootenay, Jasper, Banff, Waterton Lakes, Elk Island and Wood Buffalo National Parks; and Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site. 6 © Parks Canada/Paul Zizka Canada/Paul © Parks Trim Box = 8.25 x 10.25 in oTENTik The perfect mix of tent and A-frame cabin comes together in our oTENTik with its raised floors and cosy beds; great for campers who want a little extra comfort in the wild. Available in Pacific Rim (Park Reserve), Kootenay, Jasper, Banff and Elk Island National Parks; and Fort Langley, Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites. FROM $122.65 PER NIGHT CABIN Cottage life at its best with a rustic home-away-from-home in the woods. A hassle-free camping experience with a bit more privacy than the campground. Sweet dreams for happy campers. 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