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Red Deer to Vancouver Road Trip Itinerary

Red Deer to Vancouver Road Trip Overview

Begin your journey in Red Deer with a relaxing stop at Rundle Park to stretch your legs before heading west into the Rockies. Travel through foothills and mountain valleys, pausing at scenic pullouts along the David Thompson Highway and the Kananaskis/Barrier Lake area to enjoy pristine alpine lakes and trails. Spend time in Canmore and Banff—ride the Banff Gondola for sweeping Sulphur Mountain views, stroll the iconic Lake Louise lakeshore, and take in the vivid colors at Peyto Lake lookout. Continue along the Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefield for glacier viewpoints, then explore Jasper and Maligne Lake for quieter mountain reflections. Cross into British Columbia to see Mount Robson and the Berg Lake area, then descend toward the Interior visiting Wells Gray’s Helmcken Falls and viewpoints around Kamloops. Enter the Fraser Canyon region to experience dramatic river gorges at Hell’s Gate and Hells Gate Airtram, and explore the historic Othello Tunnels near Hope. Pause for alpine lakes at Manning Provincial Park and Lightning Lake, then enjoy waterfalls and wilderness at Bridal Veil Falls and Chilliwack Lake. As you near Vancouver, relax at Cultus Lake for water activities before arriving in the city. In Vancouver, walk the Stanley Park Seawall, cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge, ride the Grouse Mountain Skyride for panoramic city views, browse Granville Island Public Market, and visit Queen Elizabeth Park and the Bloedel Conservatory for botanical displays. This route blends iconic Rockies scenery, glacier viewpoints, rivers and waterfalls, provincial parks and lively urban attractions—ideal for photographers, families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking varied experiences along a scenic westward drive.


Recommended Activities

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    Rundle Park

    Rundle Park offers extensive riverfront trails, picnic areas, and recreational facilities right in Red Deer, making it an easy first stop to stretch your legs, enjoy the scenic Red Deer River, and experience a locally loved green space before heading into the mountains.
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    Big Horn Provincial Park

    Big Horn Provincial Park provides a quiet, wildlife-rich mountain environment with access to alpine meadows, hiking and backcountry opportunities; it’s ideal for spotting bighorn sheep and enjoying rugged foothills scenery away from busier tourist routes.
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    David Thompson Highway Scenic Viewpoint

    The David Thompson Highway offers sweeping views of the Rocky Mountain front and nearby lakes and reservoirs; stopping at a scenic viewpoint gives panoramic photo opportunities, a sense of the region’s scale, and a preview of the dramatic landscapes you’ll encounter deeper in the Rockies.
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    Kananaskis Country/Barrier Lake

    Kananaskis Country and Barrier Lake offer pristine mountain scenery, extensive hiking and biking trails, and water-based activities; it’s a less-crowded alternative to nearby national parks where you can enjoy wildlife viewing, mountain vistas, and peaceful lakeside recreation.
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    Canmore Mountain Market

    The Canmore Mountain Market (seasonal) showcases local artisans, fresh produce, and mountain-inspired goods against a stunning backdrop; visiting supports local businesses, provides opportunities to sample regional products, and gives a lively, community-oriented break in the town of Canmore.
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    Bow Falls (Canmore)

    Bow Falls in Canmore is an accessible scenic waterfall on the Bow River with easy walking access and picturesque views of the river and surrounding peaks; it’s a convenient short stop for photos, a relaxed stroll, and to experience the natural beauty near Canmore’s town centre.
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    Banff National Park - Banff Gondola (Sulphur Mountain view)

    The Banff Gondola takes you quickly to Sulphur Mountain’s summit for sweeping 360° views of the Bow Valley, surrounding peaks, and Banff townsite; it’s ideal for spectacular panoramas, accessible alpine walking trails, and sunrise/sunset photography without a strenuous climb.
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    Lake Louise Lakeshore

    The Lake Louise lakeshore features iconic turquoise waters framed by Victoria Glacier and dramatic mountain peaks; strolling the shore or renting a canoe provides unforgettable scenery, tranquil reflection spots, and classic alpine photo opportunities.
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    Peyto Lake Lookout

    Peyto Lake lookout offers one of the most striking glacier-fed lake viewpoints on the Icefields Parkway, famed for its vivid blue color and wolf-head shape visible from the vantage; the short walk to the viewpoint rewards visitors with dramatic, high-elevation views of glacial valleys and turquoise water.
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    Columbia Icefield - Icefields Parkway Viewpoint

    The Columbia Icefield area along the Icefields Parkway showcases massive glaciers, sweeping alpine landscapes, and dramatic moraines; stopping at viewpoints allows you to witness the scale of the icefield, photograph glacial blue ice and rugged peaks, and learn about ongoing glacial change in accessible pullouts.
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    Jasper National Park - Maligne Lake Viewpoint

    Maligne Lake’s viewpoint offers serene, glacier-fed waters framed by towering mountains and the iconic Spirit Island; it’s perfect for canoeing, wildlife viewing, and capturing classic high-mountain reflections in a quieter, less-developed setting compared with busier destinations.
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    Mount Robson Provincial Park - Berg Lake Area (view)

    The Berg Lake area beneath Mount Robson delivers dramatic views of British Columbia’s highest peak, extensive glaciers, and rugged alpine scenery; even if you don’t hike the full trail, viewpoints and short walks provide unforgettable panoramas, opportunities for serious landscape photography, and a sense of remote mountain wilderness.
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    Wells Gray Provincial Park - Helmcken Falls

    Helmcken Falls is one of Canada’s most impressive waterfalls, plunging into a scenic canyon with powerful spray and dramatic viewpoints; visiting offers easy access to spectacular cascades, photography opportunities, short interpretive walks, and a sense of the park’s volcanic and glacial geology.
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    Kamloops River Valley Lookout

    The Kamloops River Valley lookout provides sweeping views over the river, valley agriculture, and surrounding hills—an ideal stop to break up the drive, spot raptors and other wildlife, and appreciate the transition from mountain scenery to the drier Interior landscape of British Columbia.
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    Hell's Gate Airtram (Fraser Canyon viewpoint)

    Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon features dramatic narrow river gorge scenery and the Airtram offers up-close aerial views of rushing rapids and steep canyon walls; it’s a memorable experience combining history, engineering, and powerful river landscapes with interpretive exhibits and photo vantage points.
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    Hells Gate Fraser Canyon

    Hells Gate is where the Fraser River squeezes through a narrow, turbulent gorge creating dramatic whitewater and sheer rock walls; visiting offers powerful river scenery, cultural and historical context about the river and the Fraser Canyon, plus photo opportunities from viewing platforms.
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    Hope - Othello Tunnels (Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park)

    The Othello Tunnels feature a series of historic railway tunnels and elevated wooden walkways that traverse a deep, mossy canyon—an evocative combination of engineering heritage and lush, photogenic canyon scenery accessible via easy walking trails.
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    Manning Provincial Park - Lightning Lake

    Lightning Lake provides a peaceful alpine lake setting with easy trails, canoeing and picnic spots framed by mountain and forest backdrops; it’s a family-friendly stop to stretch, swim or paddle, and enjoy classic subalpine scenery without a strenuous hike.
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    Fraser River Lookout (near Yale)

    The lookout offers expansive views of the Fraser River carving through rugged canyon and forested slopes, making it a scenic break to observe powerful river flows, spot birds and river activity, and appreciate the dramatic transition into the coastal mountain environment.
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    Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park (Chilliwack)

    Bridal Veil Falls features an impressive, photogenic two-tier waterfall that plunges into a broad pool below; the short, family-friendly walk to the viewpoint and picnic facilities make it a convenient stop for waterfall photography and a relaxing outdoor break.
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    Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park

    Chilliwack Lake provides pristine alpine-lake scenery with emerald waters, steep mountain backdrops, and opportunities for hiking, paddling, fishing and camping; it’s a quieter, nature-rich destination ideal for enjoying wilderness lakeshore solitude and mountain views.
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    Cultus Lake Provincial Park

    Cultus Lake offers warm swimming beaches, boating and family-friendly recreation in a mountain-fringed lake setting; it’s a convenient spot to cool off, rent a kayak or paddleboard, and enjoy picnic areas and lakeside trails without leaving the Fraser Valley.
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    Stanley Park Seawall (Vancouver)

    The Stanley Park Seawall is an iconic waterfront path providing uninterrupted views of the harbor, North Shore mountains and Lions Gate Bridge; walking or cycling the seawall is an accessible way to experience Vancouver’s urban nature, spot marine and bird life, and enjoy skyline and mountain photo opportunities.
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    Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (Vancouver)

    Capilano Suspension Bridge spans a forested canyon, offering exhilarating heights and immersive treetop walkways among old-growth cedars and firs; the park combines dramatic viewpoints, interpretive exhibits about local ecology and history, and photo-worthy vistas close to downtown Vancouver.
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    Grouse Mountain Skyride (Vancouver viewpoint)

    The Skyride gondola quickly lifts you to alpine viewpoints with panoramic vistas over Vancouver, the harbour and surrounding mountains; at the summit you can enjoy short hikes, wildlife encounters, seasonal shows and sunset views without a long trek.
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    Granville Island Public Market (landmark)

    Granville Island Public Market is a vibrant cultural hub of fresh food, artisan stalls and performance spaces set on a scenic harbour peninsula; visiting lets you sample local produce and crafts, watch street performers, and soak up an energetic, photogenic waterfront atmosphere.
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    Queen Elizabeth Park - Bloedel Conservatory (Vancouver)

    Queen Elizabeth Park’s elevated gardens provide sweeping city and mountain views, while the Bloedel Conservatory houses tropical plants and free-flying birds—together they offer manicured floral displays, easy walking paths, and a peaceful botanical escape in the heart of the city.
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Restaurants

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    The Bison Restaurant (Banff)

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    The Bison Restaurant (Banff)

    Known for its locally sourced Canadian cuisine and cozy mountain-chic atmosphere, The Bison is a great stop for elevated regional dishes after exploring Banff National Park.
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    Bear Street Tavern (Canmore)

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    Bear Street Tavern (Canmore)

    Popular for hearty, shareable pizzas and comfort fare with a lively local vibe—ideal for refueling after hiking or sightseeing around Canmore.
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    Lake Louise Village Grill & Bar (Lake Louise)

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    Lake Louise Village Grill & Bar (Lake Louise)

    Casual spot offering classic grill favourites with views toward the Lake Louise area; convenient and satisfying after visiting the lakeshore and trails.
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    The Curious Sage (Kamloops)

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    The Curious Sage (Kamloops)

    A respected farm-to-table option in Kamloops offering creative, seasonally driven dishes—good for sampling Interior BC ingredients during your drive.
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    Jam Cafe (Vancouver)

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    Jam Cafe (Vancouver)

    Beloved for big, indulgent breakfasts and brunches with a vintage diner feel—perfect for starting a day of city exploring in Vancouver.
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Hotels

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    Fairmont Banff Springs (Banff)

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    Fairmont Banff Springs (Banff)

    Iconic castle-like hotel offering luxury amenities, scenic mountain views, and a central location for exploring Banff National Park.
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    Canmore Rocky Mountain Resort (Canmore)

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    Canmore Rocky Mountain Resort (Canmore)

    Comfortable condo-style accommodations with easy access to trails and Canmore townsite—good for families or longer stays.
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    The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise (Lake Louise)

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    The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise (Lake Louise)

    Historic lakeside luxury hotel with immediate access to the lakefront, hiking trails, and outstanding glacier views.
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    Malakwa Lodge / Kamloops (Kamloops area)

    4.8

    Malakwa Lodge / Kamloops (Kamloops area)

    A practical mid-range option offering convenient access to Highway 1 and regional attractions—comfortable for overnight road-trip stops.
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    The Sylvia Hotel (Vancouver)

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    The Sylvia Hotel (Vancouver)

    Historic waterfront hotel on English Bay providing classic charm, beach access and proximity to downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park.
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Local Events & Happenings

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    Blazers Never A Wasted Ticket Voucher

    Blazers Never A Wasted Ticket Voucher

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    George Thorogood & The Destroyers

    George Thorogood & The Destroyers

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    Kamloops Blazers vs. TBD

    Kamloops Blazers vs. TBD

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    The Price Is Right Live - Stage Show

    The Price Is Right Live - Stage Show

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    Kamloops Blazers Game Voucher

    Kamloops Blazers Game Voucher

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    Kamloops Blazers Corporate Playoff Voucher

    Kamloops Blazers Corporate Playoff Voucher

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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    Kamloops Blazers Holiday 2 Voucher w/ Gift

    Kamloops Blazers Holiday 2 Voucher w/ Gift

    The event will take place at Sandman Centre in Kamloops.
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Travel Gems from Reddit

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    Hi, my dad and I are planning a road trip this summer (June 2025 - I know I'm late to making reservations but I'm okay with paying through the nose)

    Road trip from Vancouver to Jaspe and back (10 days) - advice needed

    Hi, my dad and I are planning a road trip this summer (June 2025 - I know I'm late to making reservations but I'm okay with paying through the nose)

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    We're thinking about renting a campervan for the National Parks part of our trip, but it seems really expensive (f.e. CanaDream would cost us $5000 CAD for pick-up in Calgary ...

    Advice for our trip to Banff, Jasper and Vancouver

    We're thinking about renting a campervan for the National Parks part of our trip, but it seems really expensive (f.e. CanaDream would cost us $5000 CAD for pick-up in Calgary ...

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    Hey my Canadian Neighbhors, Looking at taking a road trip with a friend in June from Calgary to Vancouver (or the other way). Wondering how many days

    American planning roadtrip Calgary to Vancouver

    Hey my Canadian Neighbhors, Looking at taking a road trip with a friend in June from Calgary to Vancouver (or the other way). Wondering how many days

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    Plan to visit Lake Louise early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the worst crowds. Day 9 (Views & Canyons): Ride the Banff Gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain for ...

    Advice for a Canadian road trip from Vancouver, please

    Plan to visit Lake Louise early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the worst crowds. Day 9 (Views & Canyons): Ride the Banff Gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain for ...

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    99 to 1 to Kamloops Highway 5 to highway 16 (mount robson and jasper) Highway 93 to Banff & lake Louise (ice field parkway) Highway 1 back to Kamloops then to cache creek down...

    What's the best Vancouver to Banff route?

    99 to 1 to Kamloops Highway 5 to highway 16 (mount robson and jasper) Highway 93 to Banff & lake Louise (ice field parkway) Highway 1 back to Kamloops then to cache creek down...

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    Wells Gray Provincial Park (Helmcken Falls slight detour but worth it). Mount Robson Provincial Park (viewpoint stop). Afternoon: Arrive in Jasper National Park. ... Pyramid L...

    Roadtrip Vancouver to Banff?

    Wells Gray Provincial Park (Helmcken Falls slight detour but worth it). Mount Robson Provincial Park (viewpoint stop). Afternoon: Arrive in Jasper National Park. ... Pyramid L...

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    Make sure to plan white water rafting in Jasper. My kids loved it. Drumheller was also a day trip I took from Calgary and so worth it. The Royal Tyrell museum is amazing. Spen...

    11 Days Sept Road trip to Rockies - how would you split no. of days between Jasper, Banff, Lake Louise and Calgary?

    Make sure to plan white water rafting in Jasper. My kids loved it. Drumheller was also a day trip I took from Calgary and so worth it. The Royal Tyrell museum is amazing. Spen...

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    From bustling cities to serene ... advice, tips, and stories you need to explore Canada. Share your experiences, get recommendations, and connect with fellow travelers in our ...

    Looking for advice - Vancouver to Banff

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    First Time in Canada: Road Trip from Vancouver to Banff Advice Needed!

    Edit: thanks for all the advice regarding winter tires, i made sure to reserve specifically a car with winter tires for the drive. Hi everyone, Im

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    My parents are coming to Canada for the first time in June and I wanna bring them on their first road trip to Banff hopefully can be done within a

    Vancouver to Banff Road Trip - Should I fly or drive back to Vancouver

    My parents are coming to Canada for the first time in June and I wanna bring them on their first road trip to Banff hopefully can be done within a

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    Crowsnest pass you are like in the bottom of a valley so you dont get much for views. Only thing Id add here is that Abraham lake and lake Louise is worth it if you have the t...

    Vancouver to Red Deer - via Jasper, Banff, or Crowsnest?

    Crowsnest pass you are like in the bottom of a valley so you dont get much for views. Only thing Id add here is that Abraham lake and lake Louise is worth it if you have the t...

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    Hi, my friend and I will be driving from Seattle to Vancouver and from Vancouver to Banff. We are planning to split the drive over 2 days. We are

    Driving from Vancouver to Banff recommended route

    Hi, my friend and I will be driving from Seattle to Vancouver and from Vancouver to Banff. We are planning to split the drive over 2 days. We are

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    I recently did the Vancouver-Banff-Jasper road trip so I do have a few suggestions. Skip Calgary, use this time to lighten your other days. Dont stay in Kananaskis the night b...

    Vancouver to Banff/Jasper Road Trip With Parents

    I recently did the Vancouver-Banff-Jasper road trip so I do have a few suggestions. Skip Calgary, use this time to lighten your other days. Dont stay in Kananaskis the night b...

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    I would start in Banff to Jasper to Vancouver and do the stops you want to do in between. If you are into Wineries then detour to Kelowna. I liked Helmcken Falls and it's...

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    Route 1 is the quickest and easiest. Nice drive. I do the Vancouver to Revy drive a couple times a year for skiing. Usually do it in two days, overnight in Kelowna. You could ...

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    Is the idea feasible? Is it too rushed or too packed in one day? Please advice. Thank you. Road Trip Plan: 20/06/2025 - 27/06/2025 20/06/25 (Fri)

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    Is the idea feasible? Is it too rushed or too packed in one day? Please advice. Thank you. Road Trip Plan: 20/06/2025 - 27/06/2025 20/06/25 (Fri)

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Music for Your Journey

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    Rusted Root - Send Me on My Way

    Rusted Root - Send Me on My Way

    Upbeat, whimsical folk-pop that lifts spirits and matches bright daytime driving through foothills and small towns.
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    Rascal Flatts - Life is a Highway

    Rascal Flatts - Life is a Highway

    An energetic, road-trip classic with driving rhythm ideal for open-highway stretches and singalongs.
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    Talking Heads - Road to Nowhere

    Talking Heads - Road to Nowhere

    A thoughtful, driving-guided track with a propulsive beat—good for reflecting during long scenic stretches.
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    Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Home

    Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Home

    Warm, anthemic indie-folk about place and return—suitable for moments arriving at lakes, parks, or towns.
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    U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name - Remastered

    U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name - Remastered

    Epic, uplifting rock with expansive guitars that pair well with wide mountain vistas and horizon views.
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    Bon Iver - Holocene

    Bon Iver - Holocene

    Atmospheric, introspective indie that complements quiet viewpoints, glaciers and reflective lake moments.
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    Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way - 2004 Remaster

    Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way - 2004 Remaster

    Classic rock with driving tempo and independent spirit—great for energetic stretches and scenic freedom.
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    Angus & Julia Stone - Big Jet Plane

    Angus & Julia Stone - Big Jet Plane

    Laid-back, mellow tune with a travel-ready romantic vibe—nice for evening drives and coastal approaches.
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    Of Monsters and Men - Mountain Sound

    Of Monsters and Men - Mountain Sound

    Upbeat indie-pop with nature-themed lyrics and an adventurous feel to match hiking stops and alpine scenery.
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    Modest Mouse - Ocean Breathes Salty

    Modest Mouse - Ocean Breathes Salty

    Reflective alternative-rock that fits transitions from mountains to coastal landscapes and contemplative moments.
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