Depart from Vancouver across the United States and Canada border, then travel through Seattle. Seattle is the largest city in the U.S. state of Washington and the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Then visit the Leavenworth (about 1 hour to stay), the town was first developed by the gold boom around 1860 and flourished. In 1960 the residents of the town to change the then brokerage problem, the introduction of tourism and tourism industry to revive the economy of the town. Residents paint and refurbish many German Bavarian houses and buildings to transform the town into a typical Bavarian Village.
Accommodating at Spokane at night.

Depart from Spokane, then go to the beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene. There is a float bridge built in 1985, which is known as the world's longest pedestrian pontoon. You can also see the Golf Course near the lake. Enjoy the picturesque view. Then visit the fifty thousand silver dollars shop. The shop opened in the highway on the 10th in 1951, the original customers are mainly lumberjacks.

Accommodating at West Yellowstone.

Visit Yellowstone for whole day. Yellowstone National Park is the first national park established by the U.S. National Act, famous for its rich wildlife variety and geothermal resources. The largest lake in the country is Yellowstone Lake, located in the heart of the Yellowstone volcano and one of the largest high-altitude lakes in North America. Yellowstone is home to grizzly, wolves, American bison and Canadian red deer. Visit Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, Hayden Valley, Artist Paint Pots, Grand Prismatic, Yellowstone River Grand Canyon, Upper Falls, Norris Geyser Basin and so on.

Leaving Livingston in the morning, we will cross the US-Canada border and enjoy the amazing nature of North America along the way. Continue northbound and visit the First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park. This State Park may be the largest bison cliff jump in North America. For centuries, American Indians have been chasing bizarre bison along more than a mile long cliff. There is an educational center in the local area that offers cultural exhibitions, story sharing, bookstores and other related facilities to commemorate the Indians and their blessed and versatile bison.

We will stay in High River.

Depart in the moring we will visit the Bow River Falls and Banff Town. There are gift shops and many restaurants on Banff Avenue in the town for you to choose. Guests can also take the famous Banff Gondola (at their own expense) and enjoy the 360-degree snow scene of the Rocky Mountains. Then visit the Moraine Lake (depending on the actual traffic conditions). Moraine Lake is recognized by the world as the most picturesque lake. Followed by Lake Louise, known as the "Rocky Mountain Sapphire", surrounded by mountains on three sides and beautiful scenery.

Overnight at Stoney Nakoda Resort Kananaskis.

Today, we will come to Banff National Park, along Canada's famous Parkway, visit Jasper National Park and take the icefield Snow Coach (pre-paid), board the Adabasca Glacier and watch the Columbia Icefield. This is 10,000-year ice area of 325 square kilometers, the deepest ice 300 meters, the highest 3745 meters, you can personally touch glaciers and take pictures from there. Then you will go to Skywalk (pre-paid) and enjoy the glacier valley, here is the Rocky Mountains landmark glass bridge 280 meters high. Then head to the beautiful Bow Lake.

Overnight at Revelstoke.

The last day of our tour will lead us back to Vancouver, but not before visiting a bee farm for a tasting and the chance various flavors of honey (own expense).

Then we'll get to enjoy a wine tour where you'll have the opportunity to buy some ice wine (own expense).

Afterwards we'll reach Kelowna and enjoy the tour of Lake Okanagan in search of the lake monster Ogopogo.

We'll pass Merritt then return to Vancouver.