Meet us in the charming resort town of Whitefish, Montana, on a Saturday morning. Bicycle a lightly traveled scenic forest road toward Glacier National Park. Lunch beside the river, then pedal along lush alpine meadows. Stroll the shores of Lake McDonald this afternoon. Rest up in West Glacier for a big day tomorrow. 44.2 mi. +1966 ft. / -2360 ft.
Circuit cycliste Glacier-Waterton-Banff
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Les panoramas montagneux du parc national de Glacier dans le Montana et des parcs nationaux de Waterton et de Banff au Canada sont tout simplement miraculeux. Des routes lisses et étonnamment peu fréquentées traversent une panoplie de lacs turquoise, de glaciers massifs, de cascades, de fleurs sauvages flamboyantes et d'animaux sauvages de grande taille. Traversez certains des paysages les plus incroyables de votre vie au cours de ce circuit de 8 jours dans les Rocheuses du Nord, y compris la glorieuse route Going-to-the-Sun à vélo et la tout aussi glorieuse promenade des Glaciers au Canada.
Programme du circuit
Day 1
Rendez-vous à Whitefish. Traversée du parc national des Glaciers, arrivée à West Glacier.
Day 2
Empruntez la route "Going-to-the-Sun", le col de Logan.
Today, bicycle Going-to-the-Sun Road, one of America’s very best one-day rides. Ride past waterfalls, evergreen forests, extraordinary snow-capped mountain scenery and sweeping vistas of glacial valleys. Your 21-mile climb to Logan Pass (3,700′ of climbing to reach the 6,646′ summit) is rewarded with a 20-mile gentle downhill on the other side to St. Mary Village. 39.1 mi. +3881 ft / -2561 ft.
Day 3
Mary's jusqu'au parc international de la paix Waterton-Glacier au Canada.
Pedal across the border into Canada and Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. Watch for elk, moose, and bighorn sheep as you cruise along the rolling prairie, overlooked by the craggy peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Stay tonight on the lake in charming Waterton, a historic burgh grandfathered into the park where you can have a beer with the deer out on the lawn. 48.6 mi. +3543 ft. / -3873 ft.
Day 4
Parcourez une partie de la spectaculaire Bow Valley Parkway en direction de l'étincelante Lake Louise.
Transfer north to Banff (~4 hours) to ride beside the Bow River on the Bow Valley Parkway. Pedal through the virgin evergreen forest of Banff National Park and beside the sparkling river to Lake Louise. This remarkable area is “filled with glittering snowcapped peaks, valleys draped in evergreen forests, turquoise lakes, flowered alpine meadows, glaciers, hot springs, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife,” says National Geographic Traveler. Spend two nights here at Lake Louise Inn. 33.1 mi +2165 ft. / -1677 ft.
Day 5
Faites une randonnée jusqu'à la plaine des six glaciers ou faites une balade à vélo (en option).
Turquoise Lake Louise is a sight to behold, especially from on-high. Hike beside it up a well-maintained trail to a European-style teahouse overlooking the Plain of Six Glaciers. Not up for a hike? Take a shorter walk, bicycle into adjoining Yoho National Park, get a massage...or just relax at the inn. Lunch and dinner are on your own today.
Day 6
Parcourez la superbe promenade des Glaciers, de Lake Louise à Saskatchewan Crossing.
Bicycle along the spectacular Icefields Parkway. A gradual climb brings you to Bow Summit for lunch. Hike to Peyto Lake – another turquoise jewel – then descend between the peaks on a long, gradual downhill to the Saskatchewan River and our lodging for the night at The Crossing. Stop at Mistaya Canyon to watch the water from Peyto Lake rush through the narrow canyon on its way to the Saskatchewan River. 52.7 mi +2880 ft. / -3828 ft.
Day 7
Empruntez la promenade des Glaciers et montez à vélo jusqu'au champ de glace Columbia.
Continue riding the Icefields Parkway amid stunning mountain scenery. Visit the Weeping Wall – a 2,000-foot cliff streaked with multiple waterfalls – as you bicycle to the Columbia Icefield and into Jasper National Park. The Icefield, a relic from the Ice Age, spans 125 square miles with an estimated maximum depth of more than 1,000 feet. Get a close-up view of the famous Athabasca Glacier on a short hike before we load up and shuttle back to Banff for the night. 30.9 mi. +2872 ft. / -1159 ft.
Day 8
Nous longeons la rivière jusqu'à Bow Falls, un joli point de vue sur Banff, avant de faire la navette jusqu'à Calgary pour faire nos adieux.
Today may be your last chance to grab a "moose nugget" necklace before you head home. Ride from the inn along the river to Bow Falls up to a viewpoint overlooking Banff and the surrounding mountains. From here, join the Banff Legacy bike path and cycle to the small town of Canmore. After a celebratory lunch, we shuttle (~1 hour) to Calgary to say our ultimate goodbyes. 25.7 mi. +1441 ft / -1679 ft.
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Bicycle Adventures reserves the right to cancel your trip and resell your space if your final payment has not been received by the due date. Terms and conditions of any tour may be amended only by an officer of Bicycle Adventures.
Tour prices are per person, in United States dollars, fixed regardless of the number of people on a trip (no tier pricing), fixed regardless of foreign exchange fluctuations, and are the same if you are arriving alone or with others (no single surcharge). Prices include lodging; all meals as indicated in the trip descriptions; drinks and snacks from the van; maps and written route directions; all support vans and trailers as required; taxes; all gratuities to waiters (except for items that you pay for) and baggage handlers; leadership; all maintenance on rental bicycles; all park entrance fees; sea kayaking, rafting, canoe rentals, wildlife cruises, boat rides, snorkeling, horseback riding, and tourist attractions where noted in the trip descriptions; and ferry boat tickets where the ferry ride is part of a day's standard itinerary.
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