The Calgary to Vancouver Itinerary via Banff and Jasper

From Calgary follow the scenic Trans-Canada Highway to Banff National Park, Canada's oldest and the largest national park. There are lot of campgrounds available in and near the Town of Banff, so finding an RV site shouldn't be a problem. Go hiking along Sunshine Meadows or go on a nature trail around the Cave and Basin
National Historic Site. Relax and take a dip in the Banff Upper Hot Springs or explore the nearby village of Lake Louise.

Follow the Icefields Parkway (Hwy 93N) that connects Banff National Park to Jasper National Park. This route is condsidered as one of the most scenic highways in the world.

Make your way to the glaciers of Columbia Icefields or visit famous Athabasca Waterfalls and Maligne Lake. To experience Jasper in a birds eye view take the Jasper Tramway, the longest and highest guided aerial tramway in Canada.

Explore the nearby Wells Gray Provincial Park. Marvel at the Spahats Creek Falls or go kayaking down Murtle Lake. You can also go up to Trophy Mountain and enjoy the view of beautiful alpine meadows.

Continue to follow Highway 5 through Kamloops. If your visiting in winter, head out to nearby Harper Mountain and enjoy a family-friendly downhill skiing. Summer is the best season to go mountain biking in Kamloops. Looking for a relax activity? try a self-guided walking Brew Tour or enjoy a free musical entertainment in Riverside Park.

The Whistler Village is your getaway to range of outdoor activities all year round. In Winter, the famous Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains is home toskiing, snowmobiling, snowboarding and other outdoor activities. Summer is the best time to go biking, hiking, bungee jumping and golfing. Don't forget to try the famous Peak 2 Peak Gondola that will give you a bird's eye view of the whole area.  

Follow the scenic route of Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99) to get to Vancouver. Start your itinerary at Vancouver's most popular attraction, the Capilano Suspension Bridge is located in North Vancouver approximately 10 minutes from downtown. Then follow the Capilano Road heading south to Lions Gate Bridge that will take you to Stanley Park. Stanley Park is a huge 1,001-acre public park, featuring famous landmarks such as The Lost Lagoon, The Hollow Tree, Beaver Lake Siwash Rock, Prospect Point and Brockton Point Lighthouse. Bike, walk, ride a miniature train or join a horse-drawn tours to explore the whole area.