Vancouver - Revelstoke

Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park - At our first stop, we’ll take a short walk in a west coast rainforest to check out Bridal Veil Falls.

Hope - We’ll stop to pickup lunch supplies in the self-proclaimed “Chainsaw Carving Capital of Canada”, the town of Hope, BC.

Kekuli Café Coffee- Merritt - Have an indigenous lunch at Kekuli Cafe

Last Spike - See this historic site where the last railroad spike on the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven in November 1885, connecting Canada from West to East.

Revelstoke - We will spend the night in the picturesque mountain town of Revelstoke

Revelstoke - Banff

Revelstoke - In Revelstoke, you’ll have the option to go kayaking on a lake, in beautiful, hand crafted wooden kayaks, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery!

Golden Skybridge - Walk on some of Canadas tallest suspension bridges for epic views.

Banff - Continuing onwards, we’ll finally enter the Rocky Mountains and cross over the Kicking Horse Pass into Alberta and Banff National Park. Tonight, our tour finishes in the historic town of Banff, in the heart of the mountains.

• National Park fees
• Moose bus transportation
• Entrance to Golden Skybridge
• Lunch
• Breakfast
• Services of a professional & fun tour guide/driver
• 1 night of accommodation in mixed gender, hostel dorm-style rooms

• Meals except as listed under Inclusions
• Optional activities

Short on time but want to get your Canada in? Then take our one-way trip from Vancouver to Banff, for a quick tour into the Rocky Mountains. The 2 day Roadrunner tour takes you through the Coast Mountains, into the Okanagan Desert and along Okanagan Lake where we’ll try Indigenous cuisine! As we continue eastward you’ll experience the stunning and diverse landscapes of beautiful British Columbia, before we cross into Alberta and finish right in the heart of the Canadian Rockies
Banff!

Note: the Roadrunner is the first 2 days of the 8 day Caribou tour. Some of your fellow travellers will have already traveled together before you join them, and some will be continuing on towards Jasper after you finish.

Moose tours are designed for 18 to 39 year olds, but we welcome all adventurous travellers that are 18+.

• Minimum age is 18 years
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• Luggage Restrictions: Each passenger is restricted to one reasonably sized main backpack, bag, or suitcase to be stored in the bus luggage compartment, with a maximum allowable weight of 23kg (50lbs) and maximum linear dimensions (Height + Width + Depth) of 158cm (62in). In addition, each passenger may bring one small daypack that will be carried in the passenger compartment of the bus. Moose reserves the right to refuse to accept luggage that exceeds our weight and/or size restrictions. Moose will not cover any storage costs incurred by the client as a result. If Moose chooses to accept overweight or oversize luggage, we will charge a fee of $50 per bag for overweight/oversize pieces. Note that the decision to accept an overweight/oversize piece can only be made at departure.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.