• Commemorative RedLeaf pin
• Two days onboard a Rocky Mountaineer RedLeaf coach with assigned seating
• A selection of chilled breakfasts and lunches served onboard each day
• Onboard complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages served at your seat
• Access to a spacious RedLeaf lounge car
• One night moderate accommodation in Kamloops
• Transfers between the train station and accommodation in Kamloops
• Rocky Mountaineer information package complete with detailed maps
• Service and commentary by our knowledgeable and friendly RedLeaf Onboard Attendants
• On Day 2, guests travelling eastbound to Calgary will also be served hors d'oeuvres

RedLeaf coach features:

• Assigned seating in fully reclining daynighter seats
• Extended legroom
• Picture windows
• Meal service at your seat
• Temperature controlled comfort
• Forward facing seats able to rotate to accomodate groups of four
• Restroom facilities in each coach
• Rocky Mountaineer RedLeaf Service and amenities

Day 1 Vancouver to Kamloops
"A-a-a-all aboa-a-ard." At Vancouver's Pacific Central Station, board the Rocky Mountaineer. Pass through the fertile fields of the Fraser River Valley and the towering peaks of the Coastal Mountains before entering the Fraser Canyon. Follow the Thompson River to historic Kamloops, gateway to the interior of British Columbia. Overnight in moderate accommodation provided in Kamloops. Evening at Two River Junction (optional), Dinner and Musical Revue. Breakfast and lunch onboard.

Day 2 Kamloops to Jasper (Yellowhead Route)
Rejoin your train for the continuation of your trans-mountain journey. First, travel through the rolling hills of the Thompson River valley to the snowy peaks of the Monoshees. Enjoy a stunning view of Pyramid Falls and marvel at the vast expanses of the Albreda Icefield glaciers. Shortly before arriving in Jasper National Park in the late afternoon, you will encounter majestic Mount Robson - at 3,954 metres (12,972 feet), this is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Breakfast and lunch onboard.

OR Day 2 Kamloops to Banff or Calgary (Kicking Horse Route)
Depart Kamloops through the vast ranchlands along the South Thompson River to Shuswap Lake with its "thousand miles" of shoreline. Pass Craigellachie, where the "last spike" was driven completing the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885. Enter Rogers Pass, with its tunnels, snow-sheds and glistening glaciers. The Kicking Horse River leads you to Kicking Horse Pass, the Spiral Tunnels and over the Continental Divide to Banff, and Banff National Park. End your tour in Banff or continue on to the Stampede City of Calgary. Breakfast and lunch onboard. Hors d'oeuvres are served en route to Calgary.