Banff
This is the epic cross-continental journey from the east coast of Canada to the west, taking you from the Franco-Canadian cities and maritime...
Don't miss these five lesser-frequented destinations that offer loads of outdoor activities, skiing and summertime fun.
The Mustang Pass is one of our most popular passes and offers an excellent opportunity to see the major highlights of Western Canada.
The Full Mountie is Moose Network's most comprehensive trip in Canada. It's a combination of the Mustang Pass in the west and the Mohawk Pass in the east.
The Big West Pass offers an excellent opportunity to see the major highlights of the Canadian Rockies and majestic Whistler.
The Mega Moose is a combination of the Big West pass departing from Vancouver and the Big East pass departing from Toronto or Montreal.
Go west from Banff with Moose and experience the vast geographical diversity of Western Canada!
Experience the highlights of the Canadian Rocky Mountains in both Banff and Jasper National Parks on this pass!
This 6 day minimum one-way pass takes you from Vancouver to Banff, with some great stops in between!
Moose Network's most extensive pass of Western Canada.
A top selling pass that covers the major highlights of British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies.
Hostels in Banff don't stand up against this legendary Banff hostel. The SameSun Banff hostel is all a traveler to Banff needs.
Banff National Park and the area surrounding it is much more than one of North America’s premier ski and snowboard resort areas.
This itinerary follows through the spectacular western part of Canada, starting at the drippy green city of Vancouver and taking you through a few...
All prices include tax! One Day Ski Package without transport: Starting at $108.06. Includes one (1) night's accommodation, one (1) lift ticket, breakfast.
Smack dab in the Rockies premier destination town, HI-Banff Alpine Centre is an award-winning, superior...
Moving On from Vancouver
Nanaimo - VI's second largest city offers hiking, biking, bungy and kayaking
Nanaimo - VI's second largest city offers hiking, biking, bungy and kayaking
Banff, Canada’s first national park (3rd worldwide) is located in the Canadian Rockies, east of Vancouver.
