Special Summer Adventure Tour Series Canadian Train Tours Quest Specialty Travel Your Name
Canadian Rockies Tours British Columbia Railways Inc. Based in Vancouver BC Oldest and largest privately owned railway in Canada since 1957 Rae Wessel
British Columbia Rail Travel Unforgettable scenes and majestic views Canadian Rockies Canada’s West Retrace the steps of historical explorers Continental Divide Quick and easy walking trips Deluxe accommodations Guaranteed best Vacation in Canada Explorer’s Trail Western Pass Northern Route Rae Wessel
Explorer’s Trail Itinerary: Vancouver – Calgary Route highlights Historical transcontinental railroad and the Last Spike monument World famous Wolf Creek Bridge and Rich Bar Tunnels Bucking Bull Pass in the Continental Divide Follow the famous path of naturalist explorer John Henry Williamson Rae Wessel
Western Pass Itinerary: Vancouver – Kamloops – Jasper Route highlights Splendid views of the raging waters of Anderson Gorge Tranquil beauty of Mount Robson – highest peak in the Canadian Rockies Whitewater rafting on the Fraser River to Black Gulch Jasper National Park Rae Wessel
Northern Route Itinerary: Vancouver – Prince George – Jasper Route highlights Gold country explorations through Franklin and Elk Herd gold fields Dramatic scenery along Anderson and Seton Lakes The Coastal Rainforest –one of the largest rainforests in the world Breathtaking panoramic views of the Rocky Mountain Trench Rae Wessel
BC Railways Service Packages Royal Package Exclusive Package Deluxe Package Classic Package Rae Wessel
Service levels and prices Classic Deluxe Exclusive Royal Economy hotel Standard Hotel Deluxe Hotel Superior Hotel Single- $1597 Single- $1997 Single- $2197 Single- $2697 Double- $2197 Double- $2397 Double- $2797 Double- $3297 No Transfers Includes Transfers Only Includes Transfers & Fees Rae Wessel
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Beautiful British Columbia On day 2 of the tour 20 kilometers east of Kamloops Established in 1857 by Fraser Ironworks Wolf Creek Bridge Rae Wessel