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Your Expedition Leader: Jasper from Identifying a Wildflower to Orbridge Optional Post-Tour Jasper National Park Your Expedition Leader: Jasper From identifying a wildflower to Orbridge Optional Post-Tour Maligne Lake describing the Kootenay National Maligne Canyon BRITISH Park Paint Pots, the company and Banff to Vancouver COLUMBIA Lake Louise Moraine Lake keen eyes of an expert Orbridge Yoho National Park Banff ALBERTA Kootenay National Park Expedition Leader will make all Tucked away in the most breathtaking Paint Pots the difference. Enriched by their Kamloops Calgary expertise, you’ll bring home a corners of the majestic Canadian Optional Vancouver Rockies are the legendary resorts Post-Tour deeper understanding of the flora, fauna, cultural history, and natural of Lake Louise, Jasper, and Banff. Vancouver characteristics of the Canadian Rockies—to go with your beautiful Head north to experience the humbling proportions See the sights from glass-domed seating aboard the Rocky Mountaineer as you traverse the Continental photographs, of course. and famed beauty of Canada’s mountain landscapes Num-Ti-Jah Lodge Maligne Lake & Spirit Island Divide along Kicking Horse River, Shuswap Lake, and Fraser Canyon, ending in the sparkling city of Vancouver. as you revel in the opulence, history, and hospitality of its most celebrated lodges. Your 7-Day Itinerary (subject to change) Program Highlights Accommodations (subject to change) Post-Tour Itinerary (subject to change) What’s Included Day 1: Arrive in Calgary, Alberta, • Discover the epic natural beauty of Canada’s FAIRMONT CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE Day 7: Banff / Rocky Mountaineer / • Rocky Mountaineer rail transport with Banff National Park, featuring two nights SilverLeaf or GoldLeaf Service (see service Canada / Lake Louise (D) Situated in one of the world’s most Kamloops (L) at beautiful Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise Leisure time, welcome dinner breathtaking settings, Chateau Lake Louise This morning, board the Rocky descriptions below). including a guided historical walk of the Overnight: Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise evokes a sense of timeless beauty, warmth, Mountaineer to travel by rail over property. comfort, and Old World charm. Located the Continental Divide and along • One night accommodations in Day 2: Lake Louise (B) • Visit the Whyte Museum of the Canadian next to majestic mountains and the vibrant Kicking Horse River. Enjoy the vistas as Kamloops (hotel determined by Rocky Whyte Museum, guided Banff historical walk, Rockies and enjoy a guided historical walk of blues and greens of glacier-fed Lake Louise, you continue westward to Shuswap Lake Mountaineer). Lake Louise Village, guided historical tour Banff to learn about the first pioneers of the the resort affords incredible opportunities with its thousand miles of shoreline. at hotel, evening at leisure region. Tonight, enjoy free time in Kamloops. Overnight: Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise for sightseeing, recreation, photography, • Two nights at Fairmont Vancouver • Ascend the Lake Louise Ski Resort gondola shopping, and dining. Relax at the resort’s Airport Hotel (or similar). Day 3: Lake Louise / Moraine Lake / and take an interpretive Trail of the Great Bear luxury spa and enjoy the heated indoor Day 8: Kamloops / Rocky Mountaineer / hike. Jasper (B,L) swimming pool, whirlpool and fitness center. Vancouver (B,L) • Breakfast each morning and two Scenic drive, gondola sightseeing, Wildlife • At Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, fresh mountain Back aboard the Rocky Mountaineer, lunches. Interpretive Centre guided hike, leisure time air and lake trails beckon. A narrated cruise on pass through fertile Thompson Valley FAIRMONT JASPER PARK LODGE Overnight: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge the glacial blue waters of Maligne Lake brings and Fraser Canyon. Arrive early evening The charming cabins and rugged comforts • Access to a local host in Vancouver to you to spectacular viewpoints, including a visit to Vancouver. Day 4: Jasper National Park / Maligne Lake (B) to iconic Spirit Island. of Jasper Park Lodge make this property assist with your plans, all gratuities, Narrated cruise to Spirit Island, Maligne Canyon the embodiment of peace, tranquility, and • Enjoy additional time to explore the town of Day 9: Vancouver (B) and airport transfers for guests on walk, afternoon at leisure in Jasper or optional natural beauty. With one of the world’s Jasper or choose to join an optional leisurely With a day at leisure, take time to explore suggested flights. float trip on Athabasca River rafting excursion on the Athabasca River. finest golf courses (additional charges apply), beautiful Vancouver, perhaps venturing Overnight: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge spectacular outdoor adventure opportunities, to the waterfront, Chinatown, or Stanley SilverLeaf Service: Car includes oversized windows, • Visit the hidden Num-Ti-Jah Lodge on Bow gracious hospitality, and fine cuisine, Jasper Park. You may also choose to participate in reclining dome-level seats, and seat-side food Day 5: Jasper National Park / Banff Lake followed by lunch. the optional full day excursion to Victoria service. National Park (B,L) Park Lodge is an ideal place to unwind after • Find luxurious comfort at picturesque Fairmont including a panoramic city tour and a visit Scenic drive with photography stops, an exciting day of exploration. GoldLeaf Service: Bi-level dome car with full-length Banff Springs including a guided Heritage Sunwapta Falls, Tangle Creek Falls, Peyto to Butchart Gardens (excursion availability panoramic windows, reclining dome-level seats that History Tour. subject to participation). rotate to accommodate groups of four, and exclusive Lake, Bow Lake, Num-Ti-Jah Lodge visit FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS • Hike to and view the Paint Pots at Kootenay meal service and dining room access on the first and tour, lake lunch, evening at leisure With its unique blend of opulence and National Park. Day 10: Depart Vancouver (B) level with a full galley kitchen offering a gourmet Overnight: Fairmont Banff Springs seclusion, the Fairmont Banff Springs has menu with hot food. • Enjoy panoramic sightseeing at Emerald Lake been a favorite spot in the Canadian Rockies Day 6: Banff / Kootenay / Yoho National in Yoho National Park. for over a century. Styled after a Scottish Parks (B,L,D) • What’s Included: 6 nights accommodations; Paint Pots, Emerald Lake, farewell dinner baronial castle, Banff Springs offers stunning 6 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners; full Overnight: Fairmont Banff Springs vistas, an award-winning spa (additional guiding services of an Orbridge Expedition charges apply), and luxurious comfort in a Leader; all activities listed on the 7-day Day 7: Banff National Park / Calgary / pristine wilderness. itinerary (except where noted); luggage Depart for U.S. (B) porterage; all gratuities; and airport transfers Due to the historic nature of Chateau Lake (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner) for guests arriving and departing during the Louise, Jasper Park Lodge, and Banff Springs, air suggested times. conditioning may not be available in all guest rooms. Activity Level: Guests should be able to enjoy outdoor walking on uneven ground, be sure-footed on uneven Deluxe Accommodations: Room upgrades are available at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise (upgrade is to Deluxe terrain, get in and out of a motor coach without assistance, and be able to manage stairs. Mt Temple Room), Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge (upgrade is to Junior Fireplace Suite), and Fairmont Banff Springs Rocky Mountaineer Maximum elevation: 7,705 ft. (upgrade is to Gatehouse Room). Upgrade availability is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. GoldLeaf Service JULY 12-18, 2019 with optional post-tour: BANFF TO VANCOUVER BY RAIL July 18-21, 2019 Canadian Rockies Parks & Resorts Category Standard Rate Special Rate* Dear Alumni and Friends, JULY 12-18, 2019 Double $4,399 $3,995 PAID Venture north for a well-paced journey to Canada’s glorious Rocky Mountains. Banff to Vancouver Post-Tour: July 18-21, 2019 Deluxe Double $5,199 $4,795 PRSRT STD Relax at legendary resorts including Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, Fairmont U.S. POSTAGE Single $6,299 $5,895 SAN DIEGO, CA PERMIT NO. 825 Jasper Park Lodge, and Fairmont Banff Springs. Each resort offers a range of q Reserve online now by TBD, 2018** Option 1: Banff to Vancouver by Rail Post-Tour outdoor activities to consider: canoe, golf, or walk nearby trails to take in the at msstate.orbridge.com or call When you reserve fresh air, inspiring landscapes, and Rocky Mountain wildlife. (866) 639-0079. SilverLeaf $3,199 $2,995 Take in the natural splendors of the crystal waters of Lake Louise and Moraine q Option 2: Secure your reservation GoldLeaf $3,799 $3,595 with a deposit charged to the credit SilverLeaf Single $4,099 $3,895 Lake, and the magnificent ranges in Jasper and Banff National Parks. card below, or with an enclosed check GoldLeaf Single $4,699 $4,495 Enjoy a marvelous cruise around the glacial blue waters of Maligne Lake, sightsee payable to: Orbridge, LLC. CANADIAN aboard a gondola at Lake Louise Ski Resort, and visit Kootenay National Park to GUEST INFORMATION: view the fascinating Paint Pots. Guest #1 Name: ______________________________________________________Class Year: ___________ Space is limited. With significant savings of more than $800 per couple, we Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________ anticipate this tour will fill quickly, so be certain to reserve your spot today and share this brochure with family and friends who may be interested in traveling Home Phone: ____________________________________
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