Day 1: Vancouver
Arrive in Vancouver, pick up your rental car and check in at your downton hotel location. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and nestled alongside the Coast Mountain Range, the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver is home to spectacular natural scenery and many sightseeing attractions.

Day 2: Vancouver – Bellingham
Leave Vancouver during the day and drive 100 Miles down to Bellingham. Stopover at the Bellis Fair Outlet Center for some great shopping opportunities. Overnight Bellingham.

Day 3: Inside Passage/BC
The Alaska Marine Highway follows the same route travelled by the gold seekers in 1898. The sheltered waters of the scenic Inside Passage are a beautiful string of bays, sounds and channels. Watch for Whales and Bald Eagles. Forest Service Naturalists are onboard the ferries to provide information and slide shows about the area. Onboard amenities are: restaurant and snack bar, shop, bars and observation decks. Overnight on board.

Day 4: Inside Passage/Alaska
Alaska’s costal cities have a rich and colorful history. The ferry stops at ports in Ketchikan, Petersburg, Wrangell and Juneau. You may have the opportunity to leave the ferry for a stroll through various coastal communities. Overnight on board the Alaska ferry.

Day 5: Skagway/Alaska
During July of 1898 Skagway was the gateway for more than 20.000 goldseekers trying to reach the goldfield along the Klondike River via the infamous Chilkoot Trail and the Yukon River. Stroll along the Broadway and discover the present and the past: Trail of ‘98 Museum, Klondike Gold Rush Historical Park, the Goldrush Cemetry, the Days of’98 show with the Story of the Soapy Smith, the Klondike Gold Dredge and the terminus of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad. Overnight.

Day 6: Skagway - Whitehorse
Time to visit additional Skagway attractions. Continue on the Klondike Highway to the Canadian Customs Office at Fraser. After crossing the border into Canada’s Yukon Territory stopover at Carcross, Tagish Lake and the scenic Emerald Lake. Total driving distance: 100 Miles.

Day 7: Whitehorse
Whitehorse enjoys more than 20 hours of daylight during the summer months. Explore the sights: Miles Canyon with its Whitehorse Rapids, McBride Museum with the largest collection of Yukon Gold in the world, Takhini Hot Springs, the Beringia Interpretive Center with life size exhibits of animals of the last ice age, City Hall and the Old Log Church. The Franctic Follies evening show presents a lively evening of Robert Service stories and a Can-Can Show.

Day 8: Whitehorse - Teslin
Drive through the remote wilderness areas of the Yukon Territory via Jakes Corner and Johnsons Crossing to Teslin. Visit the George Johnstone Museum with colorful exhibits of the Tlingit Natives. Overnight.

Day 9: Teslin – Muncho Lake
Watson Lakes famous collection of highway signs from around the world was started 1942 by Carl Lindley – an Alaska Highway construction worker. Currently over 10.000 signs are displayed. Continue to Liard Hot Springs. The natural hot springs mineral pools are accessible via wooden boardwals. Don’t forget your swimsuit. After a short drive you will reach your lodge on the shores of Muncho Lake. Overnight.

Day 10: Muncho Lake
Muncho Lake is almost 7 miles long and one of the most beautiful lakes in BC. The area provides excellent fishing and wildlife viewing for Stone Sheep, Mountain Goats, Moose and Caribou. The lodge provides activity packages, flightseeing trips and boat/canoe rental.

Day 11: Dawson Creek
Drive along Muncho Lake and pass various Provincial Parks before you reach Fort Nelson – a former Hudson Bay Trading Post and now a major Alaska Highway stopover destination in the centre of the Northern Rockies wilderness area. In the evening you reach Dawson Creek and the Mile 0 marker of the Alaska Highway. Overnight.

Day 12: Dawson Creek - Edmonton
Continue your journey via Grande Prairie to Edmonton. Visit the Odyssium with the Imax Theatre, Northlands Park, the Citadel Theatre and the Alberta Legislative Building. Overnight Edmonton.

Day 13: Edmonton
Another exploration day in Edmonton. Visit the largest entertainment and shopping centre in the world! The West Edmonton Mall - featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the "World's Largest Mall" The Mall boasts over 800 stores and services, more than 110 eating establishments and 7 Theme Park Attractions — all under one roof. There is something for everyone and the weather is always great!

Day 14: Edmonton - Jasper
Drive via Hinton to Jasper (approximately 4-hours) – the largest of Canada’s mountain parks. Enjoy stunning scenery, snowcapped mountains and glaciers, turquoise lakes and hot springs. Overnight in Jasper.

Day 15: Jasper
Jasper National Park is located admist the most beautiful wilderness areas of the Rocky Mountains. Visit Maligne Canyon and glacier-fed Maligne Lake. Consider a boat tour to the enchanted Spirit Island. The top of Whistlers Mountain promises the best views of the rockies.

Day 16: Jasper - Banff
Travel on one the world’s most scenic mountain highways – the Icefield Parkway towards Banff. The Icefield Parkway winds down to the Bow Valley and offers outstanding viewpoints and excellent wildlife viewing. Along the way stopover at the town of Lake Louise and visit the famous Fairmont Hotel - Chateau Lake Louise. Overnight Banff.

Day 17: Banff
Banff is part of the UNESCO Rocky Mountain Park Heritage Site and offers many attractions including Upper Hot Springs, Bow Falls, Banff Springs Hotel and the Hoodoos. Take the Gondola to the Top of Sulphur Mountain and enjoy an amazing 360-degree view of unmatched beautiful mountain scenery.

Day 18: Banff - Revelstoke
Excellent sightseeing stopovers on your drive to Revelstoke National Park are: Peyto Lake, Yoho & Glacier National parks with Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls, the Natural Bridge and the Spiral Tunnel.

Day 19: Revelstoke - Kelowna
The Okanagan Valley is the ideal destination for golfers, wine lovers and freshwater-sport enthusiasts. Kelowna – on the eastern shore of the Okanagan Lake offers a variety of boating and outdoor recreation. Orchards and Vineyards are just a short drive from the downtown core.

Day 20: Kelowna - Vancouver
Enjoy the warm weather and explore sandy beaches as you drive towards Penticton – located at the southern end of the deep blue Okanagan Lake. Stopover on one of the many farmers markets and wineries along the lake. Continue your journey through Manning Park to Vancouver. A shorter route leads from Kelowna down the Coquihalla Highway to Hope and then to Vancouver. Arrive during the evening. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 21: Vancouver
Morning on your own for some last minute sightseeing. Return your rental car at the airport. End of tour.