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Rocky Mountain Lakes, Inn to Inn cycling tour

Welcome to the 'Best of the West' - Rocky Mountain Lakes Inn-to-Inn cycling tour. Cycling through the British Columbia Mountain Lakes Region is an awe-filled adventure of discovery and wonder. For six glorious days participants will cruise past spectacular alpine vistas, through quaint mountain towns, and beside meadows of Rocky Mountain wildflowers. Crystal clear alpine lakes nestled in secluded valleys beckon cyclists to cool off in their invigorating waters while at days end, natural hot springs soothe your tired muscles. After a visit to Lake Louise it's off to the Continental Divide. Leaving Yoho National Park via Hwy 1 west promises an exciting downhill ride into Golden and on to Glacier National Park. With an area of 1,350 square km, the park is set in the Columbia Mountains. Roger's Pass, named for Colonel A.B. Rogers, is the only route through the central Columbias and in winter months is renowned for its avalanches. Heavy winter snowfalls here keep 14% of the landscape permanently covered with snow and ice. The views in summer are exceptional!

Rocky Mountain Lakes, Inn to Inn cycling tour

The highway draws us westward towards the city of Revelstoke with its historic downtown area, and Mount Revelstoke National Park. The area south of here, through the Columbias and Rocky Mountain Trench is famous for its ghost towns, museums, lakes and hot springs. Cycling south from Revelstoke, we arrive at Shelter Bay where a ferry takes us across Arrow Lake to Galena Bay. We continue onwards towards Nakusp. This small town, like so many others in the region originated when miners came looking for silver, lead and zinc which are abundant in the Columbias. At Halcyon Natural Hotsprings, you are treated to an unforgettable soak under the starts in the lakeside pools. The countryside is full of sweet smelling meadows surrounded by rolling hills. It is hard to imagine that the beauty will keep getting better and better, but it does. In Kaslo on the shore of Kootenay Lake lies one of the paddle steamers that used to ply the lake in the days prior to the railroad. Further south are the Ainsworth Hot springs and caves. At Balfour another ferry takes us to Kootenay Bay. Cycling alongside Kootenay Lake to Creston, an orchard and farming community, gives an ample opportunity to swim and sunbathe. The summer climate in the Kootenay Valley is much warmer than the alpine climate of Banff and provides cyclists a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the Kootenay's story book charm and natural splendor. This tour features the highlights of Alberta's and British Columbia's Rocky Mountains and 5 National Parks (Banff, Yoho, Glacier, Mt. Revelstoke and Kootenay).

Rocky Mountain Lakes, Inn to Inn cycling tour

Season: late June to early September
Requirements: Bikes and equipment (can be rented).
Suggested Clothing: Rain gear, warm clothing, hiking boots, extra shoes, hat, gloves.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Restrictions: We welcome all levels of riders on these trips and we encourage you to set your own goals. With our unique support system and the lowest guide/guest ratio in the business we are able to adjust our trips to different fitness levels within the group. Whether you are looking for a relaxed scenic ride or if you want to test your physical limits, these trips are for you. To get the most out of your holiday we recommend that you engage in activities that maintain your overall fitness and ride as much as possible.
Maximum Number of People: 12
Equipment Provided: Support vehicle and luggage transport, ferries and transfers, all National Park fees and permits.
Transportation: Trips begin and end in Banff, Alberta.
Accommodations: 5 nights accommodation in beautiful lodges and B&Bs
Meal Information: All meals included (5 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 4 dinners, refreshments).
Guide Information: Professional guide services included for the entire trip.
Weather Information: Summer temperatures average from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius.
Comments: Single supplement CAD$450. Bike rental CAD$150.
Trip Duration Price
6 days

$2295.00* per person
Based on double occupancy. June 27 - July 2, July 18-23, August 1-6, August 15-20, August 29-Sep 3, 2010
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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