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Private 7-Day Small Group Tour: Canadian Rockies and National Parks with Camping

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About this activity

A fully guided 7-day immersion through Canada's most dramatic mountain landscapes, departing from Seattle and covering Banff, Jasper, Yoho and Whistler with expert interpretation and flexible camping or lodge stays. This private small-group experience (max 14 people) includes all National Park fees and lets you choose your own accommodation style while exploring alpine lakes, glaciers, and wildlife habitats across the Canadian Rockies.

A totally private tour with just your group and your expert tour guide!

Private tours require the purchase of 5 seats. But we will be happy to accommodate any size group from 1+ guests.

Set out on a 7-day tour of the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks departing from Seattle. Take an optional canoe trip on Lake Louise, explore Banff, Jasper and Yoho National Parks and get a glimpse of Mt Robson. Visit Whistler, Vancouver and Clearwater on this tour through Western Canada’s awe-inspiring scenery. Marvel at the stunning scenery, including alpine lakes, waterfalls, giant glaciers and jagged Rocky Mountain’s towering above you at every turn. This small-group tour, max. 14 passengers, offers wildlife spotting opportunities and includes the option of camping or lodging accommodations and optional tour excursions. Includes National Park fees.

You will be required to pay a supplement charge to cover meals while on tour, payable on the first day of the tour:
• Camping: USD $100 covers six (6) light breakfasts, seven (7) picnic-style lunches and six (6) communal dinners

Highlights

  • Optional canoe paddle on turquoise Lake Louise in Banff National Park
  • Guided exploration of Banff, Jasper, and Yoho National Parks with wildlife spotting opportunities
  • Views of Mt Robson, the Canadian Rockies' highest peak
  • Visits to Whistler, Vancouver, and Clearwater with scenic stops between
  • Choice of camping under the stars or comfortable lodge accommodation
  • Waterfalls, alpine lakes, and massive glaciers at every turn

Insider tips

  • Book the optional Lake Louise canoe early—conditions and availability vary by season, and sunrise paddles offer the best light for photography and wildlife.
  • If camping, bring layers and a quality sleeping bag; mountain temperatures drop sharply at night even in summer.
  • The drive between parks is scenic; ask your guide about photo stops and wildlife hotspots along the highways.
  • Request a flexible itinerary with your guide to prioritize hikes or viewpoints that match your fitness level and interests.

Good to know

  • Private tour minimum is 5 seats; groups smaller than 5 can join, but pricing adjusts accordingly—confirm with operator.
  • Meal supplement (camping option USD $100) covers breakfasts, packed lunches, and communal dinners; payable on day one.
  • National Park entrance fees are included; no additional park passes needed.
  • Maximum group size is 14 passengers; ideal for keeping the experience intimate and flexible.
  • Accommodation choice (camping vs. lodge) can be selected at booking; camping adds authenticity but requires basic comfort with outdoor sleeping.

Who it's for

Active outdoor enthusiasts and hikers seeking immersive mountain experiences without solo logisticsNature photographers and wildlife observers wanting expert guidance and scenic compositionSmall groups and families wanting private, flexible itineraries across iconic Canadian parksAdventure travellers comfortable with camping or preferring lodge comfort, traveling from the Pacific Northwest

Best time to visit

Late June through early September offers the best balance of accessible trails, mild weather, and open facilities. July–August sees peak wildflowers and wildlife activity but also larger crowds; shoulder seasons (late May–June, September) deliver fewer tourists and dramatic lighting for photography.

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