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ONE DAY TOURS SEASONAL – ONE DAY TOURS PRIVATE – CUSTOM MULTI DAY TOURS All Year Round — $141.75 From mid May to end of September — $168.00 From May to end of September — Please ask for details Drumheller Badlands Tour Dinosaur Provincial Park & Blackfoot Crossing Tour 2 Day Dinosaur Trail and Blackfoot Crossing Tour Alberta's Prairies, spectacular Horseshoe Canyon, Royal Alberta's Prairies east of Calgary, TransCanada Highway: Alberta's Prairies, spectacular Horseshoe Canyon, Royal Tyrrell Museum, (Oil Field, Crossing Red Deer River by the world's longest national highway, Blackfoot Crossing Tyrrell Museum, Oil Field, Bleriot Ferry, Orkney View- Bleriot Ferry, Orkney Viewpoint - only from mid May to Historical Park: Interpretive Centre, Fascinating & Diverse point, Hoodoos, Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site, mid Sept.), Dino 2000, 11 Bridges on 4 Miles, Suspension landscapes of UNESCO World Heritage Site: Dinosaur Last Chance Saloon, Dinosaur Provincial Park, Explorer Bridge and Geological Wonders of the Hoodoos. Provincial Park, John Ware's Cabin, Explorer Bus Tour. Bus Tour, Blackfoot Crossing Interpretive Centre. Two full days of sightseeing and adventure. Ban and Lake Louise Tour First Nation - RCMP - Wild, Wild West Tour 2 Day R M Discovery Tour Alberta Foothills and Canadian Rockies, Ban National Southern Alberta alongside majestic Rocky Mountains, Park, Lake Minnewanka, Two Jack Lake, Lake Louise, UNESCO World Heritage Site: Head-Smashed-In Bualo Two full days exploring Ban National Park, Ban, Lake Victoria Glacier, (Valley of Ten Peaks and Moraine Lake - Jump with first class Interpretive Centre, Fort Museum of Louise, Columbia Icefield, Jasper National Park, Jasper. only from June to September), Castle Mountain, Ban the North West Mounted Police, historic Cowboy Trail, Gondola, Sulphur Mountain, Bow River Falls, Surprise National Historic Site of Canada Bar U Ranch: Home of Corner, Ban Springs Hotel, Bow Valley, Hoodoos. Charley Russell, Prince of Wales and Sundance Kid. 3 Day R M Explorer Tour Most popular tour. Exploring 3 full days Ban Nat. Park, Head-Smashed-In Bualo Jump Tour Lake Louise and Columbia Icefield Tour Ban, Lake Louise, Col. Icefield, Jasper Nat. Park, Jasper. Southern Alberta Prairies alongside the Majestic Rocky Alberta Foothills, Canadian Rockies and Ban National Mountains, the Nanton Lancaster Society Air Museum, Park, Bow Valley Parkway, Teal-blue Lake Louise and UNESCO World Heritage Site: Head-Smashed-In Bualo Victoria Glacier, Valley of Ten Peaks and Moraine Lake, Jump, Fort Museum of the North West Mounted Police Peyto & Bow Lake, Crowfoot Glacier, Icefields Parkway, (RCMP Musical Ride during July and August), Glacial Columbia Icefield in Jasper National Park. Athabasca Erratic "Big Rock" in Okotoks. Glacier Ice Explorer Tour (Adm. not included.) 4 Day R M Explorer Plus Tour Exploring 4 full days Ban Nat. Park, Ban, Lake Louise, Col. Icefield, Jasper Nat. Park, Jasper and West Ed. Mall. West Edmonton Mall Tour Waterton Lakes National Park Tour Alberta Prairies and Central Alberta Parklands. West Southern Alberta Foothills and magnificent Canadian Edmonton Mall: "8th Wonder of the World" is waiting for Rockies, Cowboy Trail and Bar U Ranch, UNESCO World 5 Day Total Alberta Tour you! It's the only mall of its kind - both a shopper's dream Heritage Site: Waterton Lakes National Park including and a world of excitement and adventure. This is one of Bualo Paddock, Waterton Park Village, Upper Waterton Head-Smashed-In Bualo Jump, Bar U Ranch, Waterton the world's largest entertainment shopping centres, and Lake, Prince of Wales Hotel, Cameron Lake and Red Rock Lakes, Ban & Jasper Nat. Park, Ban, Lake Louise, Col. Alberta's #1 tourist attraction. Canyon. Upper Lake Cruise (Adm. not included.) Icefield, Jasper, West Edmonton Mall and Drumheller. HALF DAY TOUR All Year Round — $65.00 Calgary City Tour Informative City Tour starting at Calgary Tower, driving through the streets of Calgary: City Hall, Olympic Plaza, Fort Calgary Historic Park, Chinatown, Eau Claire, Market Mall, Stampede Park, and Calgary Zoo. Short stop at: Scotsman Hill, Canada Olympic Park, Heritage Park. Mission Statement To provide safe, casual, friendly, informative and enjoy- able guided tours to a number of Alberta's most spectacular and unique tourist destinations. For QUESTIONS or RESERVATIONS Contact: Hammerhead Scenic Tours, established in 1992, is an www.hammerheadtours.com experienced tour company operating in the Southern [email protected] and Central Alberta areas. The tours are well rounded Phone: 403-590-6930 and limited to a maximum of 14 people in order to ensure safe, friendly, personalized service. Our knowledgeable GENERAL TOUR INFO: friendly guides, comfortable touring vans and unique All tours are on Customer Demand destinations make Hammerhead Scenic Tours the best Tour Departure Requires Min. 4 people (Adults) choice when experiencing Alberta's naturals. OFFICE HOURS: We like to be flexible, please ask for any special requests Monday to Friday: 15:00 to 21:00 and we will try to accommodate. We're looking forward Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 to 18:00 to hearing from you or your clients thus summer on one of our tours. There's always something for everyone, and PICK-UP: you'll enjoy the casual, relaxed pace. Calgary Tower, any hotel in downtown, HI Hostel Please, be at your pick-up location 5 minutes Thank you for the opportunity to serve you. prior tour departure Petar Opacak DROP-OFF: Manager /Owner Monday-Friday: Only at Calgary Tower Certified Tour Guide DISCOUNT RATE: Free: Children - 5 and under, $10: HI Members & Seniors over 65 $25: Children - over 5 to 11 CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA PAYMENT: All Prices are in Canadian Funds For Questions or Reservations Contact: Pay Pal, Interac e-Transfer, Credit Cards, Cash accepted only on tour days as last minute www.hammerheadtours.com bookings only!!! [email protected] Phone: 403-590-6930 ON-BOARD RULES: Coee, soft drinks, ice cream and food is not allowed. Only re-sealable water bottles are allowed. Gratuities or tipping provided at your own discretion..
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