Canadian Rockies 

14 Takes  

Day 1 – Flight to Calgary
Flight with a reputable scheduled airline from your chosen departure airport to Calgary (connecting flights possible). Upon arrival at the airport, a shuttle transfer will take you to a centrally located mid-range hotel near the airport and the rental station. The rest of the evening is at your leisure. Overnight in Calgary.

Day 02 – Calgary City Tour – bike pickup
What would this prairie city have become if it weren't located just 80 km from the best ski resorts in the Canadian Rockies? The days when the city earned its money from the cattle trade are long gone. Nearby tourism and oil are now Calgary's main sources of income. Once a year, the Calgary Stampede, the ultimate rodeo world championship for cowboys and cowgirls, takes place here. This morning, you have the opportunity to explore Calgary. There is the option to book an optional tour that includes the Gasoline Alley Museum and the Calgary Tower. In the afternoon, you will have a tour briefing and transfer to the rental station, where you will pick up your bikes. After a brief briefing, you will return to the hotel and enjoy dinner together.
Overnight stay in Calgary.

OUR TIP: City Tour & Calgary Tower

Day 03 – Cowboy Trail – Crowsnest Pass – Fort Steele 430 km
In the morning, all the luggage you need for the tour will be loaded into the support vehicle. First, you'll take the so-called Cowboy Trail. You'll cross the Crow's Nest Pass, which gained notoriety due to a massive landslide in the last century. You'll travel through the Rockies, via the ski resort of Fernie, to Fort Steele. More than 60 original houses, the general store, a newspaper printing press, and a working historic railway, depict life around 1890 in this museum village, which you can also visit. Fancy some Sauerbraten or smoked pork ribs? Then you've come to the right place for dinner in Kimberly. The top addresses are "The Old Farmer's House" or "Bavarian Platzl." Here you'll find everything North America considers German cuisine! (The apple strudel is really good!) With the
With the closure of the last mine in the 1970s, the idea of the Bavarian town was born. Today's overnight stay will be in the Kimberly area.

Day 04 – Kootenay-NP-Revelstoke 400-440km
Today, you'll drive along the scenic Highway 95 along the Western Rockies. Passing Kootenay National Park, you'll cross the magnificent Glacier National Park on Trans-Canada Highway 1. In the afternoon, weather permitting, you'll take the spur road up to Revelstoke National Park. Here, you'll take a roughly one-hour hike that offers a 360-degree panorama of this part of the Rockies. Afterwards, you'll reach Revelstoke, your overnight destination.

Day 5 – Columbia River – Glacier Lakes – Kelowna 350 km
In the morning, your tour heads south. You follow the Columbia River, which repeatedly expands into seemingly endless emerald-green and deep-blue mountain lakes. Depending on your route and time, you may cross one of these by ferry. In the afternoon, you reach the northern end of the fertile Okanagan Valley, an area known for its orchards and wineries. Overnight in Kelowna.

Day 06 – Thompson & Fraser River – Hells Gate – Hope 340km
In the morning, you'll follow the Nicola River valley and reach the famous Thompson River at Spences Bridge. This flows into the wild Fraser River, which you'll follow along the Canada Highway. Along the wild gorges formed by this river, you'll reach Hell's Gate. In spring, up to 800 million liters of water per minute flow through this narrow passage, which is only 30 meters wide but over 60 meters deep. There, you'll have the opportunity to take a cable car to a viewing point and use the suspension bridge over the river. In the afternoon, you'll reach the Hope area, where you'll spend the night.

OUR TIP: Hells Gate Tour

Day 07 – Fraser River – Vancouver – Stanley Park 160 km
This morning, you'll set off again along the Fraser River toward Vancouver. After a quick stop at the local Harley® dealership, you'll head to Vancouver's green lung, Stanley Park, where you'll also spend your lunch break. You'll reach your central hotel for the next two days in North Vancouver in the early afternoon. Afterwards, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Capilano Suspension Bridge and its adjacent park near the hotel. This attraction is also definitely a must-see. You can then spend the evening at a good restaurant near the hotel.

UNSER TIPP: Capilano Suspension Bridge & Park

Day 8 – Vancouver 60 km
Today is your day at leisure in Vancouver. In the morning, you have the opportunity to join a highly recommended three- to five-hour whale-watching tour. You'll mostly see playful orcas, but also other whale species that are native to the region at this time of year. The afternoon and evening are at your leisure to explore Vancouver on your own. Overnight in North Vancouver.

UNSER TIPP: Whale Watching Tour

Day 09 – Whistler – Coastal Mountains – Frase River – Kamloops 440 km
You'll start your tour in the morning on the "Sea to Sky" Highway, which first takes you to the Winter Olympic town of Whistler. You'll continue your journey through the Coastal Mountains, passing crystal-clear, deep mountain lakes and over magnificent mountain passes, before reaching the small town of Lillooet on the Fraser River. Driving through the Cariboo region, you'll reach its capital, Kamloops, in the late afternoon. Spend the night in Kamloops.

Day 10 – Helmcken Falls – Thompson River – Wild Bears 330 – 420 km
Today, you'll travel through the Canadian wilderness, partway along the Thompson River, to Clearwater. Weather permitting, you'll drive up the side road from there to the worthwhile Helmcken Falls (an additional 90 km). Around midday, you'll reach Blue River, where you have the opportunity to spot one or more of the black bears or grizzly bears found here on an optional jet boat tour. You'll continue along the Yellowhead Highway to the Valemount area. You'll spend the night within sight of Mt. Robson and not far from the entrance to Jasper National Park. Overnight in the Valemount area.

OUR TIP: Bear Watching Tour

Day 11 – Rocky Mountains – Jasper – Icefield Parkway 280 km
In the morning, approaching from the west, you will reach the mighty 3,954 m high Mt. Robson, also known as the "Monarch of the Rockies." You will cross the border into Alberta and thus enter the Mountain Time Zone. You will make a short stop in the small town of Jasper, the heart of the national park of the same name. Afterward, you will spend the rest of the day on what is arguably the most beautiful road in the Canadian Rockies, the Icefields Parkway. The parkway connects the two national parks of the same name with the towns of Jasper and Banff over a length of 285 km. You will visit the Athabasca Falls and see the dazzling white glaciers that accompany them. A stop at the Columbia Icefields Visitor Center is a must, of course, and if time and weather permit, you can take an optional bus tour there.
to the glacier field. Simply enjoy the unique 360-degree natural panorama of this dream road, which always leads you along the main ridge through the heart of the mountains. Today you'll spend the night in a simple lodge right on the Parkway.

OUR TIP: Glacier tour & Skywalk

Day 12 – Lake Louis – Yoho & Kootenay National Park – Great Planes – Calgary 290 km
In the morning, you can treat yourself to a coffee at the Chateau Lake Louise Hotel. The magnificent view of the lake and the glacier is a complimentary bonus. Then, it's another 60 kilometers on the Icefield Parkway, past Banff, where it ends. You'll see Yoho & Kootenay National Park on the east side and follow the Cowboy Trail for a bit, reaching the metropolis of Calgary. In the afternoon, you'll return your bikes to our local rental partner and be transferred to a nearby airport hotel. You can end the day in a relaxed atmosphere over dinner together and reflect on the tour. Overnight stay in Calgary/Airport.

Day 13 – Flight home to Europe
During the day, you'll take a shuttle transfer to Calgary Airport on your own, and then fly home with a reputable scheduled airline (connecting flights are possible) back to your departure airport. Depending on your departure time, you may have the opportunity to make one more trip to the nearby downtown area on your own.

Day 14 – Arrival in Europe
Arrival at your departure point in the morning. End of the trip.

Included services:

• Scheduled flight with a renowned airline in economy class from/to Frankfurt to Calgary (connecting flights possible)
• all European and American flight security fees
• Kerosene surcharges as of June 2025
• Air traffic tax for departures from Germany
• 11 nights in good tourist/mid-range hotels according to
• Travel program
• some breakfast (mix of continental and buffet)
• Motorcycle rental (BIG TWIN) for the specified period incl.
• unlimited mileage and statutory liability insurance
• TOP PROTECTION: LDW/CDW insurance (exclusion of liability
• in case of accidental damage or theft) WITHOUT excess***
• TOP PROTECTION: Exclusion of liability for tire damage***
• TOP PROTECTION: 2 million euros additional liability insurance
• 24 Std. Roadside Assistance
• German-speaking tour guide from/to Orlando during the
• Motorcycle tour with an experienced motorcycle guide
• Support vehicle with a second guide throughout the entire motorcycle tour
• Souvenir photo in DIN A3 format
• 1 exclusive tour T-shirt/polo per tour participant
• Travel guides and maps

*** Zero Euro deductible! In the event of an accident, tire damage, or theft, there is no deductible on-site.
Note: Any recovery/towing costs are not covered and must be borne by the customer. BCT offers additional insurance for this.

Services not included:

• Personal expenses, hotel parking fees, gasoline, oil, motorcycle and rain gear, entrance fees to attractions or parks, tips, travel insurance, etc.
• A major credit card is required.
• Surcharge for models with top case (Electra Glide® / Street Glide® Grand Touring 200,- Euro)