Canada West
Explore western Canada: between rainforests, rocky mountains and bears, an incredible journey into the wild nature.
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Western Canada Map - Complete Itinerary
Itinerary
Travel days
Vancouver II
Quick visit to Vancouver, boarding for the island with the same name and the capital of British Columbia: Victoria.
Thompson Valley
Traveling up the Fraser River through the countryside of British Columbia and the Thompson Valley.
British Columbia
Barkerville, the ghost town. Still ahead on the Yellowhead Highway.
Cassiar Highway
The endless, unpaved road from the Cassiar Highway to the Alaska Highway, through just a few human settlements.
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory: the city of Whitehorse and again alone on the Klondike Highway along the Yukon River.
Yukon
Dawson City, the city that embodies the gold rush era. Top of the World, the road leading to Alaska.
Kluane National Park
In the Yukon, heading south to Skagway (Alaska), where the adventure of gold prospectors began (and often ended).
Alaska Gold Rush
Following in the footsteps of the prospectors with the train that went to the Yukon. Memories of the tragic "gold rush" on the White Pass.
Towards the east
The sign forest at Watson Lake and then heading east towards Fort Nelson, with beautiful scenery and wildlife.
Alberta
Long descent southwards, the plains give way to mountains. We are in Alberta, the breadbasket of Canada.
Jasper National Park
Jasper National Park: mountains, glaciers, lakes, rivers and forests. The ultimate example of nature's beauty.
Jasper & Banff
Still, the same views as yesterday in the two adjacent valleys: Jasper and Banff.
Lake Louise
The highlight: Lake Louise and Moraine with pastel blue waters. Yoho National Park still offers breathtaking scenery.
Kootenay National Park
Kootenay National Park – visit to Banff and prairie landscapes up to Calgary, the steak capital.