Travel the Trans-Canada Highway between Revelstoke and Lake Louise on a flexible GPS-guided audio driving tour. Commentary plays automatically, and the route can be enjoyed in either direction.
Highlights include REVELSTOKE, MOUNT REVELSTOKE NATIONAL PARK, GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, ROGERS PASS, GOLDEN and LAKE LOUISE. Hear stories of railway history, mountain engineering, glaciers and the landscapes of the Selkirks and Rockies.
Start whenever you like, pause for viewpoints or attractions and finish at your own pace. Check current park and highway conditions before travelling. Download before departure; no mobile data or signal is needed during the tour.
Bow Valley Parkway, Bow Valley Pkwy, Lake Louise, AB T0L, Canada
The tour runs from Lake Louise to Revelstoke OR Revelstoke to Lake Louise on the Trans-Canada #1 Highway. The tour experience is the same in either direction.
Trans-Canada Highway, Trans-Canada Hwy, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0, Canada
The tour runs from Revelstoke to Lake Louise OR Lake Louise to Revelstoke on the Trans-Canada #1 highway. Tour experience is the same in either direction.
ILLECILLEWAET RIVER. Begin among the Selkirks and follow stories of the river, glaciers and the mountain corridor ahead.
We'll let you in on a little-known fact about an isolated population that lives in this inland rainforest!
Here's another chance to stretch your legs. We'll tell what famous Canadian created one of these trails.
We'll tell you how the canyon was discovered as well as a wonderful bonus that was found!
As you are driving through these mountains we'll tell you about their amazing size and a little-known fact of how old they actually are.
As you take in these beautiful mountains around you, we'll give you some interesting facts about BC's national parks.
As you cross the Blaeberry River, we'll give you a little detail on the rather confusing way it got its name!
Here, you'll see a pull-off for what's been called the best national park museum in Canada. We'll give you a bit about its history.
Here you will find two trails, both short & sweet if you are looking for a nature break! We'll tell you about their main features.
As you drive to the eastern boundary of the park we'll learn a little more about the effect of glaciers on the mountains surrounding you.
We'll tell you why mountain climbers are drawn to the numerous granitic intrusions, such as the Bugaboos and the Leaning Towers.
Mica Dam. We'll tell you a bit about an earthfill dam, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
You'll have been seeing the mighty Columbia River for a bit now. We'll tell you why it has been a key component of culture & economy for thousands of years.
We'll tell you what Mount King's claim to fame is!
We'll tell you a little about the amazing engineering feats of this Canadian icon!
We'll tell you a bit about this interesting town and its historical development.
Just north of the highway, you'll find a perfect spot for a rest with a fantastic view of the Kicking Horse River.
West Entrance. Yoho National Park has so many stunning sites that we'll only be able to tell you about a few of them!
We'll tell you who the Mountain is named after and tell you what his very interesting job titles actually mean!
We'll tell you a bit about the mountain to the east and its historical importance to the area.
Natural Stone Bridge. You'll see Emerald Lake Road. If you decide to go down that road, you'll come across two cool things that we'll tell you about.
You may be surprised to hear what "claim to fame" has this resort ranking sixth of any North American ski resort!
Here we'll let you check out which mountain has the highest peak. Don't worry, we'll let you know!
Burgess Shale. We'll tell you about some of the famous wildlife that used to roam the Canadian Rockies.
As you arrive at the East boundary of Yoho National Park, we'll tell you what the amazing word “Yoho” is in the Cree language.

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