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These tour operators offer a variety of tours to Canada for wild outdoors hiking trips, polar bear spotting expeditions, ski holidays, sophisticated urban experiences and lots more, so be sure to browse their sites. They will provide you with hard copy brochures of their Canadian tours for your offline consideration via their brochure request pages should you need them.

If you are a tour operator and wish to list a few of your Canada holidays on this page contact us for our reasonable rates.

Canadian Parks Walks [west side]:
A 12 day, no age limit walking tour from Footloose, a Trek subsidiary. Hike through this magnificent land filled with soaring peaks, pristine glaciers, abundant wildlife and endless forests.
Seattle - Paul Lake Prov. Park - Jasper National Park - Banff National Park - Yoho National Park - British Columbia Prov. Park - Vancouver - Seattle.

Best of the Rockies:
21 days, no age limit camping tour from Footloose, a Trek subsidiary. This spectacular journey of discovery and adventure is for the purist. For those who seek wilderness experience, the Best of the Rockies stands out, providing a close-up view of the natural world in Northwest USA and in Southwest Canada. A very active adventure involving hiking, biking, horse riding, canoeing, swimming in hot springs, and more! Vancouver - British Columbia - Jasper National Park - Banff National Park - Glacier National Park - Montana Lodge (HP) - Yellowstone Nat'l Park - Jackson - Craters of the Moon NM - Oregon - Mount Rainier Nat'l Park - Olympic National Park - Seattle.

iExplore runs masses of family holidays, adventure trips, biking vacations, wildlife safaris and walking tours through 100 countries around the world. Take a hike with them! Family Holidays | Special Offers | Tours Search | Hiking Trips

Explore! the world's largest adventure tour operator offers a variety of hiking and other active tours in Canada. Canada Tours

Canada and the Rockies by Rail:
14 days. Crossing Canada by sleeper train is a long held ambition for many and the varied highlights of this magnificent country do not disappoint. From the European feeling city of Montreal we journey west, pausing in Toronto where you can visit Niagara Falls, to the Rockies where we walk on glaciers and go wildlife spotting in the national parks, finally arriving at the beautifully located city of Vancouver on Canada's Pacific coast.
[Tour departures between: 25 May 2008 - 14 June 2009]

Polar Bear Encounter:
A wild 7 day vacation in North Canada! The best way to get close to polar bears is a Tundra Buggy. These vehicles offer unique polar bear viewing and photographic opportunities, whereas other vehicles are not allowed onto the tundra where the bears congregate. Our guides are specialists and with Winnipeg and Churchill sightseeing included this holiday combines history, culture and the bear necessities!
Tour departures between: 01 November 2008 - 14 November 2009

Footsteps of Frobisher [ice, wildlife, Inuit]:
14 days following in the footsteps of the British explorer, Martin Frobisher, who landed on Baffin Island over 400 years ago, we discover an ice-carved landscape and incredible abundance of wildlife that have changed little since those pioneering days. In the capable hands of Charles Frobisher, a descendant of Martin Frobisher, and our Inuit guides, we'll gain a real insight into life and survival in this harshest of environments.
[Tour departures between: 07 June 2008 - 06 June 2009].

Dogsled Quebec, Canada:
9 days. Feel the exhilaration of speeding across the snow as you pilot your own sledge pulled by Siberian huskies through the stunning winter wilderness of Canada's Quebec province. A tour for those seeking adventure and new experiences in a picturesque landscape of snow-laden forests, frozen lakes and icy rivers. [Tour departures between: 23 December 2008 - 10 March 2009]

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