Summer in the Rockies

Depart Vancouver in the morning and travel through the scenic Fraser Valley and the town of Merritt, which was the setting for the Jurassic movie. After lunch, travel to Kelowna, the fruit country of B.C., and visit the famous "VQA" winery to taste red and white wines and buy the world-famous Canadian Ice Wine.

Hotel: Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm; Comfort Inn & Suites Salmon Arm; Sandman Hotel Revelstoke; same level

• Then proceed to the Lake of the Changing Colors, where the lake surface changes color according to the different seasons.
• Overnight in Salmon Bay/Grizzly Bear.
• Itinerary: Vancouver → Merritt Town (via) → Kelowna → Ice Wine Distillery (45 mins) → Discoloration Lake (15 mins) → Grizzlyville / Salmon Bay Ice Wine Distillery Grizzli Winery/Summer Hill Winery The winery is rooted in the heart of Canada's Okanagan region.

In the morning, follow Highway 1 to the Rocky Mountains, passing through the famous Rogers Canyon Pass in Glacier National Park. Then enter Banff National Park via Whooping Crane National Park and arrive at Colombia Glacier, where you can take a snowmobile ride on the Athabasca Glacier to feel the temperature of the ice and touch the 10,000 year old glacier as a memento of your trip.

Hotel: City: Banff Banff Hotels: Elk + Avenue Hotel; Irwin's Mountain Inn; Red Carpet Inn; The Rundlestone Lodge; Banff Caribou Lodge; same level Due to the tight hotel resources in Banff, it is not possible to specify the type of room, and the hotel will randomly arrange the king or twin rooms according to the room conditions on that day!

• Finally, arrive at Banff city center, customers can go to the gift store on their own and taste a variety of different flavors and cuisines.
• Itinerary: Grizzlyville/Salmon Bay → Glacier National Park (via) → Whooping Crane National Park (via) → Banff National Park → Crow Claw Glacier (via) → Columbia Glacier (2.5 hours, including Icefields Snowmobile and Sky Trail tours) → Bow Lake (via) → Banff Township (60 minutes) Glacier National Park Glacier National Park is in the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia, Canada.
• The park is famous for its glacier and railroad museum.

Bid farewell to the beautiful morning light of Banff, first we head to the Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola to see the majestic Hot Springs Chateau Hotel and take in the views of the town of Banff and the Rocky Mountains. Afterwards, we will head to Lake Louise Village, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and quiet forests, which is an ideal place to enjoy a restful and delicious meal, and you can arrange lunch according to your personal preference.

Hotel: Comfort Inn & Suites Salmon Arm; Sandman Hotel Revelstoke; Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm; same level

• Then head to Lake Louise, known as the "Sapphire of the Rockies," to experience the tranquility and beauty of the area.
• Then you will visit Lake Monroe, another glacial lake in Banff, with its calm waters.
• At the end of the tour, you will pass through Glacier National Park and enjoy the excellent scenery of Glacier Valley.

In the morning, visit the famous "Last Spike" at Pacific Railroad Memorial Park before heading to Kamloops, home of American ginseng, located in the northern Okanagan Valley. The city's name comes from the Indian word "Cumcloups", reflecting its location at the confluence of two tributaries of the Thompson River.

• Then go to the gold rush town of Hope, where Stallone's movie "First Blood" was filmed, which was a must-go road for gold seekers in those days.
• Finally, return to Vancouver along the scenic Fraser Valley Highway to end this pleasant journey.
• Itinerary: Grizzlyville/Salmon Bay → Pacific Railroad Park (20 min) → American Ginseng Factory in Kamloops (45 min) → Hope Town (30 min) → scenic Fraser Valley → Vancouver Kamloops Ginseng Factory American ginseng in North America was originally produced in the United States, but Kamloops only planted American ginseng later.