Journeys: Discover the Canadian Rockies - Westbound National Geographic

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  Yvonne

  Asked on February 13th, 2026

  What type of Private Vehicle is used for this tour? How many people would there be on the tour?

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written February 2026

    There is a maximum of 12 travellers allowed on this tour, averaging about 10 per departure.
    
    For this trip we use 15-passenger vans for up to 12 people plus the Expedition Leader. For groups of 8 and more travellers, we also use a trailer to carry luggage. These durable vehicles allow us to drive on most types of roads in North America. Each van has a front passenger seat and 4 benches that will accommodate 3 people each with mandatory seat belts to keep us secure and safe. No standing is permitted in these vehicles. This is not a physically demanding journey, but with limited space in the van, long drive days can be difficult. Please take note of the travel times and distances in the above itinerary. There is air conditioning to cool things down on warm days to keep everyone more comfortable. Despite some of the long days, most travellers feel that the diversity of the North American landscape, culture, and wildlife are all well worth the experience!
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  Harry

  Asked on September 29th, 2025

  Travelling from Australia and need to be in Boston for a wedding on 19 September. Can travel either side, probably solo but not sure if my brother and his son will join us. I'm in my aged 67 and good at walking for a few klm a day but not so good climbing or rocky terrains. Is this trip suitable for us?

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written September 2025

    The Journeys: Discover the Canadian Rockies trip is designed with an Average activity level. This means it generally involves walking tours in towns and national parks, plus some optional hikes. For example, there is a guided walk on the Athabasca Glacier and opportunities for light hikes in Jasper and Banff National Parks. These can involve uneven terrain, but all the more challenging activities are optional—you could always choose gentler alternatives. Based on what you've shared (comfortable walking a few kilometres a day, but preferring to avoid climbing or rocky paths), this trip could still be a good fit, as long as you're happy to skip or take easier options when the terrain looks too demanding. The tour also includes plenty of scenic drives, lake visits, and cultural stops that don't require strenuous activity. One important consideration is timing. The trip is 12 days and ends in Vancouver, so you'd want to allow a couple of extra days to comfortably fly on to Boston for your wedding on 19 September. We can certainly look at departure dates that align with this schedule.
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  Valerie

  Asked on March 6th, 2025

  we are an active couple in our mid 60's looking for to exploring the Canadian Rockies, we have always travelled independently, so this would be our first tour of this kind. My question is what would be the average age of tourist travelling on this tour.

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written March 2025

    There are currently 5 people confirmed on the 4th August departure. Travellers were born in the 1970s, 1980s & 1990s (majority in the 1980s). Gender split is 60% male / 40% female and there are 3 solo travellers. Nationalities of all travellers is European and Asian.
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  Roger

  Asked on May 23rd, 2024

  Is this tour suitable for fit and active people about retirement age?

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    Tours in our 'National Geographic Journeys' travel style typically have travellers in their 50s - 80s, so this would be a perfect tour for someone around retirement age.
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    Roger

    Traveler•Written May 2024

    Is there a waitlist for the July 2025 Heart of the Canadian Rockies and Alaska Cruise? What would be the cost for a solo traveller in a double room?
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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    We do not book cruises, you will need to contact National Geographic Expeditions with Lindblad to speak about cruises. We only book National Geographic Journeys.
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  Michele

  Asked on April 18th, 2023

  Hi I am from mauritius. We are a couple with a girl if 12 yrs old . We are interested with the canadian rookies tour for the month of October around 22 of October . We are muslim do you provide halal meat or should we go for vegetarian option for the food . We want to do a trip of about 10 days but not hiking .We want to explore the glacier lakes mountain etc....

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written April 2023

    Unfortunately we dont have any departures for Canada for around your dates, due to the start of the winter season. We are unable to provide suitable meals for Halal, but Vegetarian is perfectly fine.
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  Pat

  Asked on December 20th, 2022

  Please confirm if there is availability on the 1st of September 2023 for 1 passenger?

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written December 2022

    Yes, we can confirm there is availability on that departure. Solo travellers are roomed with another solo traveller of the same gender in the group, or you can opt to upgrade to the single supplement if you would prefer not to share.
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  Lorraine

  Asked on September 2nd, 2022

  Is there a solo supplement for this tour?

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    National Geographic Expeditions with G AdventuresOperator•Written September 2022

    Yes we can add the Single Supplement to your booking for an additional 3249.00 AUD.