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Regional Locations Brochure Distribution & Display Program REGIONAL LOCATIONS Alberta Rockies (excluding Bow Valley) Jasper & Area Hinton & Area Kananaskis & Area Accommodations Accommodations Accommodations Alpine Village^ Athabasca Valley Inn * Banff Gate Mountain Resort * Astoria Hotel Best Canadian Inn * Big Horn Motel Athabasca Hotel Best Western White Wolf Inn * Bow Valley Campground^ * Bear Hill Lodge Crestwood Hotel * Copperstone Resort Becker's Chalets^ Days Inn † Delta Lodge at Kananaskis Best Western Jasper Inn Econo Lodge HI-Kananaskis Chateau Jasper Hinton Lodge Mount Kidd RV Resort Pyramid Lake Resort Holiday Inn * Stoney Nakoda Resort & Casino Crimson Lodge Holiday Inn Express Sundance Lodges^ Filia Inn Howard Johnson - Plaza Hotel HI-Jasper Lakeview Inns & Suites Other Jasper House Bungalows^ Nova Inn **Barrier Lake Information Centre † Lobstick Hotel Nova Lodge Boundary Ranch^ Maligne Lodge Overlander Mountain Lodge Bow Valley Provincial Park Marmot Lodge Pocahontas Cabins & Pocos Café Brewster Golf Course^ Mount Robson Inn Super 8 Motel Fortress Junction Num Ti Jah Lodge–Icefields Parkway ^ Tara Vista Motel * Kananaskis Village Information Centre Park Place Inn Twin Pine Motor Inn Nakiska Ski Resort Patricia Lake Bungalows^ **Peter Lougheed Information Centre Pyramid Lake Resort Lobby Other Sawridge Hotel Miette Hot Springs Resort^ Sunwapta Falls Resort–Icefields Travel Alberta Information Centre^ Parkway^ Tekarra Lodge^ The Crossing Hotel–Icefields Parkway^ † The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge The Glacier View Inn–Icefields Parkway^ † Tonquin Inn Whistlers Inn Other * A&W Jasper Avalanche Esso * Everest Outdoor Sports * Greyhound Express Jasper Activity Centre Jasper Adventure Centre^ * Jasper Home Hardware Jasper Information Centre Jasper Park Riding Stables^ Jasper SkyTram Jasper Train Station (2 racks) * Jasper Wine Merchants Jasper Yellowhead Museum & Archvies * Lou Lou's Pizzeria Marmot Resort Downtown Office# More Than Mail * Robinsons AG Foods Scoops & Loops^ * Soft Rock Cafe ^Summer only location * Something Else Restaurant # Winter only location Source for Sports * Exclusive IMPACT! Brochure Systems rack on-site. Sun Dog Tours ** Only accepts local area brochures. Tekarra Color Lab † Concierge on-site. Totem Ski Shop List updated February 2015 Locations are subject to change. Not all brochures are accepted at all locations. Brochure Distribution & Display Program REGIONAL LOCATIONS South East Alberta Black Diamond, Turner Crowsnest Pass Waterton & Area Valley & Area & Pincher Creek Accommodation Accommodation Coleman Esso Flamino Motel Inn Black Diamond Hotel Back Country Outhouse Restaurant South Country Inn Cardston Bluesky Motel Foothills Motel Waterton Springs Campground Twin Cities Hotel Macs Convenience Store Obies General Store Gas Station Other Other Pincher Creek Boston Pizza Athens Restaurant Chuckwagon Restaurant Pincher Creek Esso Daves Ice Cream Shoppe Coyote Moon Coffee House Pincher Creek Heritage Inn Mountainview Store Diamond Valley Restaurant Parkway Motel Twin Butte Store Honky Tonk Food Saloon Ranchland Mall Longview Fas Gas Rum Runner Restaurant Longview Tourist Info Centre Vitos Restaurant Marvs Classic Soda Confectionary Millarville Market Fort Macleod, Claresholm & Area Accommodation Best 7 Inn Igloo Drive Inn Motel 6 Other Casa Roma Restaurant Cavallos Restaurant Claresholm Fas Gas Canada SuperLodge Motel Fort Macleod Museum Ice Cream Shoppe Nanton Esso Smokehouse Restaurant List updated February 2015. Locations are subject to change. Not all brochures are accepted at all locations. Brochure Distribution & Display Program REGIONAL LOCATIONS Alberta Chambers of Commerce and Visitor Travel Alberta Visitor Information Centres Information Centres . Bonnyville Visitor Information Centre Crowsnest Pass Bow Island Visitor Information Centre Field, BC Brazeau Regional Tourism Grande Prairie Camrose Visitor Information Centre Hinton Cochrane Ranche Visitor Information Centre Lloydminster Drumheller Visitor Information Centre Milk River Etzikom Visitor Information Centre Oyen Fairview Visitor Information Centre Walsh Fort McMurray Tourism West Glacier, MT Fort Saskatchewan Visitor Information Centre Frank Slide Interpretive Centre High River Visitor Information Centre Hinton & District Chamber of Commerce Innisfail Tourist Booth Lacombe Tourism Mayerthorpe Fallen Four Memorial Park and Visitor Information Centre Peace River & District Chamber of Commerce Spruce Grove & District Visitor Information Centre Stettler Regional Board of Trade and Community Development Sundre Visitor Information Centre Town of Westlock Information Centre Vegreville Tourist Information Centre Vermilion Tourist Information Centre List updated February 2015. Locations are subject to change. Not all brochures are accepted at all locations. Brochure Distribution & Display Program REGIONAL LOCATIONS North East Kootenays Field Golden & Parson Invermere & Area Accommodations Accommodations Accommodations Emerald Lake Lodge Best Western Mountain View Best Western Invermere Inn Kicking Horse Lodge Brookside Motel Copper Point Resort West Louise Lodge Columbia Valley B&B–Parson Panorama Mountain Village Copperhorse Lodge Super 8 Motel Other Dream Catcher Hostel Windermere Village Inn Motel Travel Alberta Visitor Information Centre Glacier Mountaineer Lodge (summer only) Golden Municipal Campground Other (summer only) A & W Fairmont Hot Springs Golden Rim Motor Inn Blue Dog Café & Area Golden Village Inn Centex Gas Market–Windermere Kicking Horse River Lodge **Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce Accommodations Mary's Motel Panorama Mountain Village Adventure Addison's Bungalows–Edgewater Park Inn Centre (summer only) (summer only) Ponderosa Motor Inn Petro Canada Fairmont Hot Springs RV Park Office Prestige Inn Valley Foods (summer only) Ramada Inn Fairmont Mountain Bungalows Rondo Motel Radium Hot Springs Fairmont Vacation Villas–Mountainside Sportsman Lodge Fairmont Vacation Villas–Riverside Super 8 Motel Accommodations Riverside Golf Resort (summer only) Swiss Village Motel Alpen Motel Spruce Grove Resort Travelodge Apple Tree Inn Spur Valley Resort–Edgewater Vagabond Lodge (winter only) Big Horn Motel (summer only) Whispering Spruce Campground Bighorn Meadows Resort (summer only) Canyon Campground & RV Resort Other Winston Western Lodge (summer only) Fairmont Vacation Villas–Village Mall Cedar Motel Farside Inn Pub & Eatery Other Chalet Europe Motel Funtasia Fun Park at Fairmont Cedar House Café Crescent Motel (summer only) (summer only) FirePit BBQ & Smokehouse Crystal Springs Motel Hoodoos Mountain Race Trac Gas Free Energy Gables Motel Kootenay Park Lodge & Info Centre Golden & District Chamber of Commerce Lido Motel (summer only) Golden Bakery & Deli Motel Bavaria Spur Valley Greens–Edgewater Golden Gas Motel Tyrol (summer only) Greyhound Bus Depot Mountain Springs Motel (summer only) Grizzly Cookhouse Park Inn Kicking Horse Discovery Centre Piccadilly Motel Legendz Diner Prestige Inn Macleods-True Value Radium Husky Mad Trapper Liquor Store Radium Resort Mount 7 Taxi Springs At Radium Golf Resort Petro Canada (summer only) Purcell Heli-Skiing Sunset Motel Rockwater Grill Village Country Inn Shell Select Smitty's Other Sobey's Horsethief Creek Pub & Eatery The Golden Taps Pub ** Tourism Radium Visitor Information The Island Restaurant Centre Timbermill Restaurant (summer only) ** Only accepts member brochures. List updated February 2015. Locations are subject to change. Not all brochures are accepted at all locations. Brochure Distribution & Display Program REGIONAL LOCATIONS South East Kootenays Cranbrook & Area Fernie, Sparwood Kimberley & Area Accommodations Accommodations Almo Court Motel Accommodations Chateau Kimberley Best Western Best Western Fernie Mountain Lodge Dream Catcher Chalets Days Inn Causeway Bay Hotel–Sparwood Innwest Kirkwood Econo Lodge Inn & Suites East Kootenay Motel Kimberley Inn Flamingo Motel Grand Central Hotel Kimberley Riverside Campground Fort Steele Resort & RV Park Griz Inn Mountain Spirit Resort and Spa Heritage Estate Motel Island Lake Resort North Star Motel Heritage Inn Lizard Creek Lodge North Star Mountain Village Hospitality Courtyard Inn Mountain Shadows Campground– Rocky Mountain Condo Hotel Kootenay Country Inn Sparwood Trickle Creek Lodge Model A Inn Park Place Lodge Mount Baker Heritage Hotel Powder Mountain Lodge Other Mount Baker RV Park Raging Elk International Hostel Barking Gecko Restaurant Nomad Motel Red Tree Lodge Bootleg Gap Golf Prestige Inn Snow Valley Motel & RV Park Kimberley Black Bear Video Sandman Inn Stanford Inn Kimberley Chamber of Commerce Shadow Mountain Super 8 Motel Kimberley Golf Club St. Eugene Golf Resort Casino Timberline Lodge Petro Canada Super 8 Motel/Regency RV Park Travelodge Three Sisters Travellers Motel Valley Motel–Sparwood Wolf's Den Other Canadian Rockies International Airport Other Canal Flats Race Trac Gas Big Bang Bagels **Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce Boston Pizza **Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce - Elko Campground RV Park Elizabeth Lake (summer only) Fernie Aquatic Center Cranbrook Recreation Complex Fernie Fruit Stand (summer only) Cranbrook Shell Fernie Museum & Information Centre East Side Marios First Perk Restaurant & Tourist Info– Fort Steele Heritage Park Jaffray Wasa General Store Jaffray Liquor Store Jaffray Pub & Restaurant Mug Shots Bistro Race Trac Gas and Store–Sparwood Rent A Wreck Rip n Richard's Eatery Sparwood Chamber of Commerce ** Only accepts member brochures. List updated February 2015. Locations are subject to change. Not all brochures are accepted at all locations..
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