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Scenic Drives<br />
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250+ commentary trigger points on this tour.<br />
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Mt Norquay Rd<br />
Lk Lake<br />
Louise Louise<br />
Mt Norquay Rd<br />
Fenland Trail O<br />
Valleyview<br />
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Cave & Basin<br />
TransCanada Highway<br />
Moraine L<br />
TransCanada Hwy<br />
Cave Ave<br />
MMorant’s<br />
Curve<br />
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Upper Bankhead<br />
Johnson Lake<br />
Gopher<br />
Lynx St<br />
Carrot Cr<br />
Carrot Creek<br />
Bow R<br />
Bow Valley Parkway<br />
Bow Va ley Parkway<br />
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Jack Lake<br />
Minnewanka<br />
Loop<br />
Banff Springs Hotel, Travel Alberta<br />
Lake<br />
Minnewanka<br />
Buffalo St<br />
Banff Ave<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Tour Start<br />
Spray Ave<br />
Mountain Ave<br />
Trans-Canada Hwy<br />
Tunnel Mountain Rd<br />
St Julien Rd<br />
Cascade R<br />
Cascade R<br />
Tour continues<br />
on Minnewanka<br />
Loop map<br />
Compound Rd<br />
Tu nel Mountain Dr<br />
BBow<br />
Falls<br />
Bow Falls Dr<br />
L Johnston Canyon<br />
Banff Ave<br />
Town of Banff<br />
FSurprise<br />
Corner<br />
ABanff<br />
Springs<br />
Hotel<br />
Bow R<br />
Golf Course Dr<br />
Spray R<br />
Banff<br />
Gondola<br />
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Upper Hot<br />
Springs<br />
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Tunnel Mt Dr<br />
banff & bow valley parkway tour<br />
Aylmer<br />
Lookout<br />
Aylmer Pass<br />
Canada’s First National Park<br />
Banff<br />
Aylmer<br />
Canyon<br />
Bow R<br />
Banff is the birthplace of National Parks in Canada. Tour the townsite and vicinity to<br />
Aylmer<br />
understand why Banff Lookout is a special place. Visit iconic landmarks such as Bow Falls,<br />
Cave & Basin and Upper Hot Springs. Ride Banff Gondola to a mountain top.<br />
Continue away from town—the views become more spectacular with every<br />
turn. At Lake Minnewanka you can take a 90-minute cruise, while viewpoints at<br />
Cascade<br />
Pond<br />
Mt Norquay and Aylmer Vermilion Lakes are unique and spectacular panoramas. Then<br />
Canyon<br />
follow the Bow Valley Parkway, a popular drive since the 1920s.<br />
Aylmer Pass<br />
Your <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Tours<br />
Aylmer Canyon Driving time: 3/4 day (with stops). Start with a full<br />
Lake Minnewanka<br />
tank of gas.<br />
Mt Lunch: Inglismaldie Take a picnic lunch or return to Banff.<br />
Wildlife: Watch for elk and deer around town,<br />
coyotes in open meadows, bighorn sheep at Lake<br />
Minnewanka and along the Bow Valley Parkway,<br />
and bears along the Bow Valley Parkway.<br />
Rent a <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> to be your tour guide from<br />
Discover Banff Tours, 215 Banff Ave (Sundance Mall).<br />
Begin your tour by driving south on Banff Ave<br />
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Hoodoos<br />
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stories are<br />
written and<br />
(towards the Banff Springs Hotel). Cross the Bow<br />
River bridge and turn left.<br />
presented by<br />
the best tour<br />
Hoodoos<br />
guides in the<br />
Mt Costigan<br />
Canadian<br />
Rockies.<br />
Narrows<br />
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<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Commentary Highlights<br />
250+ trigger points on this tour<br />
Famous blondes who tumbled over Bow Falls.<br />
Who eats first, a wolf pack or an elk herd?<br />
Fire! But don’t call the fire fighters.<br />
An important little snail.<br />
Don’t Miss This<br />
Banff Gondola<br />
Enjoy an 8-minute<br />
journey to Banff’s most<br />
spectacular viewpoint.<br />
From the summit of<br />
Sulphur Mountain you<br />
are surrounded by<br />
stunning panoramic<br />
views and have<br />
access to the Banff Skywalk, observation decks,<br />
restaurants and souvenir shops. 762-2523<br />
Carrot Creek<br />
South Ghost River<br />
Tour Scenic Sites<br />
A Banff Springs Hotel<br />
B Bow Falls<br />
0C Banff Gondola<br />
0D Upper Hot Springs<br />
0E Cave and Basin<br />
0F Surprise Corner<br />
0G Hoodoos<br />
0H Two Jack Lake<br />
0I Lake Minnewanka<br />
0J Bankhead<br />
0K Mt Norquay<br />
0L Johnston Canyon<br />
0M Morant’s Curve<br />
0N Vermilion Lakes<br />
0O Fenland Trail<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Route<br />
0 Must Stops<br />
0 Suggested Stops<br />
Lake Minnewanka<br />
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Natural<br />
Bridge<br />
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Float Creek<br />
your guide for this drive<br />
80+ commentary trigger points on this tour<br />
To Golden<br />
Emerald Lake Rd<br />
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Emerald<br />
Lake Lodge<br />
Field<br />
Float Cr<br />
Misko<br />
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spectors Valley<br />
Yoho Valley Rd<br />
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Don’t Miss This<br />
Dining at Emerald Lake Lodge<br />
Traditionally, visitors have spent glorious<br />
days exploring the mountains. After<br />
hiking and driving, lavish and hearty<br />
meals of specialty Rocky Mountain<br />
Cuisine were enjoyed. Today you<br />
too can sample local delicacies and<br />
wild game at Emerald Lake Lodge<br />
and Cilantro or Deer Lodge in Lake<br />
Louise for lunch, dinner and Afternoon<br />
Mountain Tea. 250-343-6321<br />
Kicking Horse R<br />
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise<br />
Lk<br />
O'Hara<br />
FTakakkaw<br />
Falls<br />
Meeting of<br />
G the Waters<br />
Angel’s<br />
Staircase<br />
Angel’s<br />
Staircase<br />
Upper Spiral<br />
Tunnel Lower<br />
Spiral Tunnel<br />
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Safe Wildlife Viewing Tips<br />
Lk McArthur<br />
l For large animals stay three bus Lk Oesa<br />
lengths away.<br />
Opabin L<br />
l Elk may seam docile but they can be<br />
unpredictable—especially in Spring (with<br />
their young) and Fall (during mating season).<br />
l If you see a bear, stay in your vehicle.<br />
l Avoid stopping along the road to watch<br />
wildlife. Keep driving slowly while your<br />
companion takes photos. ‘Wildlife jams’<br />
are dangerous for both animals and people<br />
as oncoming traffic usually does not stop.<br />
Wapta L<br />
Diableret<br />
Glacier<br />
Moraine<br />
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Lake<br />
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<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Lk Louise Tour Start<br />
Moraine Lake Rd<br />
lake louise & yoho tour<br />
Balfour Cr<br />
Spectacular Lakes and Waterfalls<br />
Lake<br />
Louise<br />
To Jasper<br />
93<br />
To Banff<br />
Bow R<br />
Icefields Parkway<br />
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Bow Valley Prkwy<br />
Island L<br />
Hector<br />
Lake<br />
Mosquito<br />
Creek<br />
Visit the most famous of the Rocky Mountain lakes—Lake Louise fed by<br />
Turquoise L<br />
impressive Victoria Glacier and Moraine Lake set within the Valley of 10 Peaks.<br />
Hector L<br />
Continue to less visited but equally amazing Yoho National Park on the west<br />
Lk Margaret<br />
side of the Continental Divide (Yoho is from the Cree Hector Indian word for “wow”).<br />
Lake<br />
Drive over the highest point on the TransCanada Highway and see the Spiral<br />
Tunnels that are used to help trains up the mountain pass. Visit serene bluegreen<br />
Emerald Lake and Takakkaw Falls, the Rockies’ biggest.<br />
Your <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Tours<br />
Driving time: Best as a full day (with stops). Gas available.<br />
Lunch: Take a picnic or enjoy a delicious lunch at Emerald Lake Lodge.<br />
Wildlife: Black and grizzly bears especially on road to Takakkaw Falls. Elk<br />
are common around the town of Field.<br />
Rent a <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> to be your your guide from Discover Banff Tours, 215<br />
Banff Ave (Sundance Mall) in Banff the evening before.<br />
Begin your tour in Lake Louise, a 45 minute drive west of Banff.<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Commentary Highlights<br />
80+ trigger points on this tour<br />
Why are the lakes so blue? Why does water flow east then west?<br />
Death and destruction on the railroad. Avalanches create animal habitat.<br />
Bow R<br />
Pipestone R<br />
Mosquito Cr<br />
Hector<br />
Glacier<br />
Tour Scenic Sites<br />
0A Lake Louise<br />
0B Moraine Lake<br />
0C Lower Spiral Tunnels<br />
D Natural Bridge<br />
E Emerald Lake<br />
F Takakkaw Falls<br />
G Meeting of the Waters<br />
H Upper Spiral Tunnels<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Route<br />
0 Must Stops<br />
0 Suggested Stops<br />
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Takakkaw Falls<br />
Mola<br />
Glacie<br />
Hidden L<br />
Hidden<br />
Lake
<strong>Guide</strong>d Sightseeing Drives<br />
What is <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>?<br />
With <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> you won’t miss<br />
a thing on your driving vacation<br />
throughout the Canadian Rockies<br />
and beyond. It’s your very own<br />
“tour guide” that rides in your car<br />
or RV and AUTOMATICALLY plays<br />
commentary as you explore.<br />
That beautiful lake on our<br />
right is Bow Lake, one of the<br />
most brightly colored lakes in<br />
the Rocky Mountains<br />
Nous arrivons maintenant<br />
à l’entrée du Park De Banff,<br />
le premier parc national<br />
au Canada<br />
you drive. your schedule. your own tour guide.<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> tells you interesting and entertaining facts and<br />
stories about the things you see as they come into view. The<br />
<strong>Guide</strong> is filled with great activity suggestions, history, explorers,<br />
hidden viewpoints, photo opportunities and quirky tales you<br />
won’t hear elsewhere! <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> even lets you know the best<br />
places to see wildlife.<br />
The information is prepared and presented by the region’s best<br />
professional tour guides. With more than 1000 commentary<br />
trigger points throughout the Rockies, <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> entertains<br />
you wherever you go. It’s the most informative way to tour<br />
Canada’s Mountain Parks and other scenic locales!<br />
Rent this small device in Banff,<br />
Jasper, Calgary or Edmonton<br />
and attach it to your windshield.<br />
Take it for a day or for your entire<br />
vacation. You can even pick it<br />
up or drop it off in Vancouver<br />
and Victoria. One way rentals are<br />
available.<br />
...watch for bighorn<br />
sheep in this area...<br />
Rental Prices<br />
Days Price<br />
1................................. $39<br />
2................................. $74<br />
3............................... $109<br />
4............................... $144<br />
5............................... $169<br />
6............................... $194<br />
7............................... $219<br />
Additional days .......... $15<br />
Plus applicable taxes<br />
Choose Your Language<br />
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Locations<br />
Banff<br />
Discover Banff Tours<br />
215 Banff Avenue<br />
Downtown in Sundance Mall<br />
Jasper<br />
SunDog Tours<br />
414 Connaught Drive<br />
Downtown opposite the<br />
train station<br />
Calgary Airport<br />
Tourism Calgary Visitor<br />
Information Kiosk<br />
Arrivals Level, near<br />
Air Canada luggage pick-up<br />
Edmonton Gateway Park Info Centre<br />
Highway 2/Calgary Trail<br />
5 minutes north of the Airport<br />
South side of the city<br />
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200+ commentary trigger points on this tour<br />
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Astoria R<br />
Jasper<br />
Jasper Tramway<br />
Mt Edith Cavell<br />
Hooker<br />
Icefield<br />
Tour Scenic Sites<br />
0A Herbert Lake<br />
0B Crowfoot Glacier<br />
C Bow Lake<br />
0D Bow Glacier and Falls<br />
0E Peyto Lake<br />
0F Snowbird Glacier<br />
0G Mistaya Canyon<br />
0H Saskatchewan Crossing<br />
0I Coleman Day Use Area<br />
0J Weeping Wall<br />
0K Parker Ridge<br />
0L Columbia Icefield<br />
0M Tangle Falls<br />
0N Stutfield Glacier<br />
0O Sunwapta Falls<br />
0P Mt Christie Viewpoint<br />
0Q Athabasca Falls<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Route<br />
0 Must Stops<br />
0 Suggested Stops<br />
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<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Tour Start<br />
93<br />
93A<br />
Don’t Miss This<br />
Columbia Icefield<br />
Glacier Experience<br />
This must see, must do 90-minute<br />
journey on the Athabasca Glacier<br />
is a fully escorted interpretive<br />
excursion aboard a Brewster<br />
Ice Explorer. Tours leave every<br />
15-minutes, mid April to mid<br />
October. 1-877-423-7433<br />
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Falls<br />
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Sunwapta Falls<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Icefields Parkway<br />
Stutfield Glacier N<br />
Columbia Icefield,<br />
Ice Explorer & Icewalk L<br />
Columbia<br />
Icefield<br />
Tangle<br />
Falls<br />
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Your <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> rental can<br />
be a one way rental. Pick it up<br />
at one location when you start<br />
your trip, and drop if off at<br />
another when you finish.<br />
Icefield Centre<br />
K<br />
Parker Ridge<br />
Weeping Wall J<br />
Coleman I<br />
Lyell<br />
Icefield<br />
Peyto Lake, Brewster<br />
Mons<br />
Icefield<br />
Freshfield<br />
Icefield<br />
Glaciers, Mountains and Stunning Lakes<br />
Voted “The World’s Most Spectacular Mountain Drive,” over 100 glaciers line<br />
the Icefields Parkway’s western side—they feed turquoise colored lakes and<br />
thundering waterfalls. The Ice Explorer tour at the Columbia Icefield (with time<br />
to walk on a glacier) is the Canadian Rockies’ most popular attraction.<br />
If you begin in Banff or Lake Louise, drive to the Icefields and return the same<br />
day or continue to Jasper and stay overnight. From Jasper, it’s one hour to the<br />
Columbia Icefields and two hours to the Crowfoot Glacier (without stops)—<br />
return to Jasper, or overnight in Lake Louise or Banff.<br />
93<br />
Your <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Tours<br />
Driving time: Best as a full day (take your time and stop at the many<br />
suggested sites). Start with a full tank of gas.<br />
Lunch: Take a picnic lunch from Banff or Jasper. Try Wild Flour in Banff,<br />
211 Beat St or Bear’s Paw Bakery, 610 Connaught Dr or 4 Cedar Ave in<br />
Jasper. There are a few restaurants en route, but many scenic picnic sites.<br />
Wildlife: Sometimes grizzly bears, bighorn sheep and caribou graze on<br />
roadsides (best sighting opportunities are early mornings). Elk are often<br />
near Jasper. Watch for mountain goats on cliff faces.<br />
Rent a <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> to be your tour guide the evening before so you can<br />
start early—in Banff at Discover Banff Tours, 215 Banff Ave (Sundance Mall)<br />
or in Jasper at SunDog Tours, 414 Connaught Dr, opposite the train station.<br />
You can do a one way rental.<br />
Begin your tour at the start of the Icefields Parkway (Hwy 93) near Lake<br />
Louise or Jasper.<br />
Wilson<br />
Icefield<br />
The Crossing<br />
G<br />
Mistaya<br />
Canyon<br />
H<br />
Saskatchewan<br />
River Crossing<br />
Icefields Parkway<br />
Bow L<br />
11<br />
Snowbird Glacier F<br />
Bow Summit<br />
& Peyto Lake<br />
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C<br />
B<br />
Wapta<br />
Icefield<br />
Bow Lake<br />
Crowfoot Glacier<br />
To Golden<br />
Hector L<br />
icefields parkway tour<br />
Bow R<br />
Waputik<br />
Icefield<br />
Herbert<br />
Lake<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Commentary Highlights<br />
200+ trigger points on this tour<br />
Long history of ‘crazy’ people that climb mountains.<br />
Why are the goats licking the road?<br />
When will the Rocky Mountains be flat?<br />
What kind of glacier is that?<br />
Bow Glacier & Falls<br />
93<br />
A<br />
Trans-Canada Hwy<br />
Lake Louise<br />
H<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Tour Start<br />
Lake Louise<br />
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Maligne L<br />
Maligne L<br />
Jasper<br />
Tramway<br />
your guide on this drive<br />
130+ Lucernecommentary<br />
trigger points on this tour<br />
FMaligne<br />
Canyon<br />
GMaligne<br />
Lake<br />
& Cruise<br />
Icefields Pkwy<br />
Maligne Lake Rd<br />
Samson<br />
Burnt Timber First<br />
Narrows Fisherman’s Bay Geraldine L<br />
chäffer Camp<br />
Second Falls<br />
Spirit<br />
Island Geraldine L<br />
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Leod<br />
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Fraser<br />
Crossing Kettle L<br />
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Fraser<br />
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Whirlpool<br />
Town of<br />
Jasper<br />
Chrome L<br />
Coronet<br />
Creek<br />
Yellowhead<br />
Town of<br />
Jasper<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Pyramid L<br />
Medicine Tent Horseshoe L<br />
Athabasca Falls Gate<br />
Patricia L<br />
Connaught Dr<br />
Yellowhead Hwy<br />
Pyramid Lk Rd<br />
16<br />
L Edith<br />
C D<br />
Aththabasca Honeymoon<br />
River Lake Fairmont Jasper<br />
Old Fort<br />
Park Lodge<br />
Point<br />
Buck L<br />
Sunwapta<br />
Falls<br />
Miette Hot Springs Rd<br />
A<br />
Pyramid Lake<br />
HMiette<br />
Hot Springs<br />
Tour continues Nomad Cr on<br />
Day 1 Map above<br />
Maligne Lk Rd<br />
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& Annette<br />
L Annette<br />
Maligne FMaligne<br />
Lake<br />
& Cruise<br />
Canyon<br />
Maligne R<br />
Pep p ers Lake Rd Bighorn Hwy<br />
Big Old Mountains, Park Wide Valleys & Wildlife<br />
Athabasca R<br />
jasper & area tour<br />
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Jasper National Park is the largest of all Canada’s mountain parks, and the<br />
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town of Jasper 0I is its central hub. Drive in any direction to see classic Rocky<br />
Jasper-Hinton<br />
Kinky L Mountain Airport<br />
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scenery and wildlife.<br />
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Marl Cr<br />
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North of Maskuta<br />
Hinton<br />
Alpine RV<br />
town Creek is Pyramid Golf Bench Club with Cottonwood Slough wildlife habitat,<br />
0H<br />
Folding<br />
Mountain lovely Patricia and Pyramid Lakes, and walking trails. South of the town,<br />
Resort<br />
Jasper Tramway elevates guests up Whistlers Mountain for expansive valley<br />
views and high alpine walks. Further south is the road to Mount Edith Cavell,<br />
Angel Glacier and wonderful walking trails.<br />
East and south of town, Maligne Lake Rd is the route to deep Maligne Canyon,<br />
‘disappearing’ Medicine Lake, and Maligne Lake—the largest glacial fed lake<br />
in the Canadian Rockies. Further northeast of town, Miette Hot Springs Rd goes<br />
through the wildlife rich Fiddle River Valley to the hottest natural hot springs in<br />
the Canadian Rockies—enjoy a relaxing soak surrounded by mountains.<br />
If you have the time, take Highway 16 west of town to Mt Robson, the biggest<br />
of all Rocky mountains.<br />
Your <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Tours<br />
Driving time: Full day. You will need a second day to visit Mt Robson and Mt<br />
Edith Cavell. Start with a full tank of gas.<br />
Lunch: Take a picnic (try Bear’s Paw Bakery, 4 Cedar Ave and 610 Connaught<br />
Dr) or return to Jasper for lunch after Old Fort Point.<br />
Wildlife: Elk and bighorn sheep reside at the northeast end of town. Grizzly<br />
bears are sometimes spotted roadside, especially on the way to Miette Hot<br />
Springs. There are elk at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.<br />
Rent a <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> to be your tour guide in the morning from SunDog Tours,<br />
414 Connaught Dr, opposite the train station.<br />
Begin your tour by driving north from SunDog Tours. Then turn left<br />
on Bonhomme St. For Day 2, begin by heading west on the Yellowhead<br />
Highway (Hwy 16).<br />
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Park Gate<br />
Jasper L<br />
Talbot L<br />
To Hinton<br />
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16<br />
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HMiette<br />
Hot Springs<br />
FMaligne<br />
Canyon<br />
Don’t Miss This<br />
Jasper Tramway<br />
Take Canada’s longest,<br />
highest aerial tram<br />
to views that are<br />
unsurpassed in the<br />
Canadian Rockies.<br />
At the summit you’ll<br />
find high alpine trails,<br />
Rocky<br />
interpretive boardwalks, observation decks Falls<br />
and a casual alpine café. Mid-Apr to early-Oct.<br />
1-866-850-8726<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Commentary Highlights<br />
130+ trigger points on this tour<br />
An aircraft carrier made of ice?<br />
Medicine Tent<br />
Strange smells that come from the ground.<br />
Hot baths for Burnt coal Timber<br />
Fisherman’s Bay miners.<br />
Lakes that disappears and reappear.<br />
Tour Scenic Sites<br />
0DAY 1<br />
A Pyramid Lake<br />
0B Jasper Tramway<br />
0C Old Fort Point<br />
0D Fairmont Jasper<br />
Park Lodge<br />
0E Edith Lake<br />
0F Maligne Canyon<br />
0G Maligne Lake<br />
0H Miette Hot Springs<br />
0DAY 2<br />
I Mt Robson<br />
0J Mt Edith Cavell McLeod R<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Route<br />
0 Must Stops<br />
0 Suggested Stops<br />
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Maligne R<br />
Amethyst<br />
Lks<br />
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Lick Cr<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Jasper<br />
Park<br />
Catacombs<br />
Moat L<br />
16<br />
Medicine L<br />
Yellowhead L<br />
Portal Lake<br />
Rocky<br />
Southesk R<br />
Southesk L<br />
Scale 1:330000<br />
1 cm = 3.3 km<br />
1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />
1 in = 5.2 mi<br />
0 1<br />
2 3 4<br />
Cavell L<br />
Jasper L<br />
Gerald ine<br />
Restless R<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Tour Start<br />
Fryatt L<br />
Southesk Mt Christie Lake<br />
Fryatt<br />
Miette<br />
J<br />
<strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> always<br />
knows where it is. You<br />
only have to turn it on,<br />
drive and enjoy the<br />
entertaining commentary.<br />
Day 1<br />
Moab L<br />
Whirlpool R<br />
Mt Edith Cavell<br />
Goats & Glaciers<br />
Mt Fryatt & Brussels Peak<br />
Lick Cr<br />
Mt Christie<br />
Athabasca<br />
Talbot L<br />
Rocky<br />
Falls<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Rocky<br />
Mt Edith Cavell Rd<br />
Whirlpool Rd<br />
Sunwa pta<br />
Gretna L<br />
Rocky Forks<br />
Medicine Tent<br />
Equestrian<br />
Mt Kerkeslin<br />
La Grace<br />
Cairn R<br />
Yellowhead Hwy<br />
Icefields Parkway<br />
Whitehors<br />
Harlequin<br />
Toma Cr<br />
Ruby Cr<br />
Medicine Tent R<br />
Fiddle R<br />
ITo<br />
Mount Robson<br />
30 minutes<br />
16<br />
93A<br />
93A<br />
93<br />
Bubbling<br />
Old Horse<br />
Fiddle<br />
Jasper<br />
Park Gate<br />
To Hinton<br />
Town of<br />
Jasper<br />
Day 2<br />
Drummond Cr<br />
McLeod R<br />
Day 1<br />
Toma Cr<br />
Thistle Cr<br />
Brûlé<br />
Mines<br />
0G<br />
Whitehorse McLeod Cr R<br />
Samson<br />
Narrows<br />
Schäffer Camp<br />
aligne L<br />
Brûlé L<br />
MacKenzie Cr<br />
Maligne L<br />
Maligne R<br />
G<br />
Nomad Cr<br />
Spirit<br />
Island<br />
Brûlé<br />
Maligne Lake Rd<br />
Train Station<br />
Brûlé Rd<br />
Whitehorse Lakes<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Medicine L<br />
Maskuta Cr<br />
Seabolt<br />
Athabasca<br />
Lookout<br />
Rocky<br />
Bighorn Hwy<br />
Cold<br />
40<br />
Peppers<br />
Peppers L Lake<br />
Athabasca<br />
Lookout<br />
Nordic Centre<br />
Happy<br />
Cold Cree k Rd<br />
Edna L<br />
(Forestry Trunk<br />
Restless R<br />
Hinton-Robb<br />
Hardisty Cr<br />
Rocky<br />
Fish Creek<br />
Tiecamp<br />
Hargwen<br />
McPherson<br />
Fish Cr<br />
Athabasca R<br />
Willow Creek<br />
Creek Rd<br />
Trail<br />
Ye lowhead Hwy<br />
Gretna L<br />
Rocky Forks<br />
Medicine Tent<br />
Equestrian<br />
Peppers Lake<br />
Miette Hot Springs Rd<br />
Whitehors<br />
Harlequin<br />
Toma Cr<br />
Fiddle R<br />
Fiddle<br />
Drummond Cr<br />
White<br />
Toma Cr
Scenic tours that activate as you drive<br />
Take <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> anywhere on the map below—<br />
interesting and entertaining commentary on sites, activities,<br />
history, wildlife and more is automatically triggered as you drive. It’s<br />
like having your own tour guide to point out the best things to see and do.<br />
Banff Downtown<br />
Discover Banff Tours, 215 Banff Ave<br />
(Sundance Mall), 8 am–9 pm<br />
Jasper Downtown<br />
SunDog Tours, 414 Connaught Dr<br />
(opposite the train station), 8 am–6 pm<br />
Calgary Airport<br />
Tourism Calgary Visitor Information Desk<br />
Domestic Air Canada Arrivals, 6 am-11 pm<br />
Calgary Downtown<br />
Base of the Calgary Tower, 9 Ave at Centre<br />
St SW, Spirit of Calgary Store, 9 am–9 pm<br />
Edmonton South<br />
Gateway Visitor Centre, Hwy 2/Calgary Tr,<br />
5 minutes north of Airport, 8 am–8 pm<br />
Edmonton Downtown<br />
Visitor Information Centre<br />
9990 Jasper Ave at 100 St, 8 am–8 pm<br />
The <strong>GyPSy</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Network<br />
4500+ commentary points<br />
60+ hours of audio commentary<br />
10,000 km of driving coverage<br />
Rental Pick-up & Drop-off Locations (hours may vary):<br />
NEW Okanagan<br />
Wine Tour Route<br />
Kelowna<br />
Tourism Kelowna Visitor Centre<br />
544 Harvey Ave (on Hwy 97), 8 am–7 pm<br />
Penticton<br />
Wine Country Visitor Centre, 553 Railway<br />
St (at Eckhardt Ave), 8 am–8 pm<br />
Osoyoos<br />
BC Visitor Centre @ Osoyoos<br />
9912 Hwy 3 (at Hwy 97), 8:30 am–8 pm<br />
Vancouver Airport<br />
BC Visitor Centre @ YVR,<br />
International Arrivals, 24 hours<br />
Vancouver Downtown<br />
AVIS Car Rental, Hotel Vancouver, 757<br />
Hornby St (at Georgia St), 7 am-8 pm<br />
Victoria Downtown<br />
Visitor Information Centre<br />
812 Wharf St, 9 am–6 pm<br />
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