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Discover Canada's stunning landscapes from the vibrant urban life of Calgary to the prehistoric treasures of Drumheller, the charming mountain town of Canmore, and the breathtaking wilderness of Jasper.

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1.Calgary
Calgary- The Heart of the New West
2.Drumheller
Journey Through Time in the Dinosaur Valley
3.Canmore
Canmore- More Than Just Scenery
4.Jasper
Unwind, Explore and Adore Jasper
Dublin
Calgary
2,030 mi
Plane
4h 30m
Calgary
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Discover Calgary
Calgary- The Heart of the New West
Calgary is a cosmopolitan Alberta city with numerous skyscrapers, located at the confluence of the Bow River and the Elbow River in the South of the province. It is a major hub for Canada's oil industry and is also known for its beautiful parks, modern architecture, and winter sports.
Calgary
Drumheller
96 mi
Plane
2h 45m
Drumheller
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Discover Drumheller
Journey Through Time in the Dinosaur Valley
Drumheller, located in Alberta, is famously known as the Dinosaur Capital of the World. This city is home to the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, which exhibits a vast collection of dinosaur fossils. Moreover, the city’s landscape is marked by striking geological formations like the Hoodoo rock columns.
Drumheller
Canmore
145 mi
Plane
2h 30m
Canmore
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Discover Canmore
Canmore- More Than Just Scenery
Located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Canmore, Alberta, is known for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor recreational pursuits. From hiking, mountain biking, and caving to skiing and dog-sledding, Canmore offers a myriad of activities to entice adventure enthusiasts. With charming streets packed with unique shops, cafes, and art galleries, the town also ensures a vibrant cultural experience.
Canmore
Jasper
355 mi
Plane
7h 52m
Jasper
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Discover Jasper
Unwind, Explore and Adore Jasper
Jasper, Alberta is a charming town located in the heart of Jasper National Park, recognized for its stunning landscape comprising glaciers, hot springs, lakes, waterfalls, and mountains. It's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering myriad activities such as hiking, skiing, wildlife viewing, and more. The town itself presents an appealing combination of tourist services and rustic mountain aesthetics.
Jasper
Dublin
2,242 mi
Plane
5h 58m
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Travel Tips

Currency: CAD Time Zone: Mountain Standard Time (UTC -7) Language: English

Hello! It sounds like an exciting trip to Calgary, Drumheller, Canmore, and Jasper. Here are some essential travel tips for your journey.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit these Canadian destinations is from late May to September, when the weather is mild and most attractions are open. You'll experience the beauty of Canada's spring and summer without the harshness of winter.

Route and Accessibility:
On the assumption that you will land at Calgary International Airport, you can easily rent a car from there to navigate various towns and cities. Calgary to Drumheller is approximately 1.5 hours by road, from Drumheller to Canmore it is a further 2 hours and from Canmore to Jasper it is around 5 hours drive.

Accommodation and Booking:
All four locations offer a range of accommodations include hotels, motels, and bed-and-breakfasts. Booking in advance is advisable, especially during the peak season (June-August)

Clothing and Essentials:
Even during summer, temperatures can dip, especially in the evenings, so bring warm clothing. Essential items to pack are comfortables hiking shoes, a water-resistant jacket or coat, a hat, sunblock, and insect repellent for the summer outdoor activities.

Health and Safety:
Ensure you have health insurance coverage for travel. Keep emergency contact numbers at hand. If you are venturing into the wilderness or hiking, carry bear-spray and make noise to ward off wildlife. Always stay on marked trails.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Canadians are known to be polite and respectful. In national parks and trails, respect the destinations by refraining from littering and staying on marked trails to protect the environment.