Discover some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Northern Rocky Mountains during leisurely hikes and drives through Glacier, Banff, and Jasper National Parks—all World Heritage site parks.
The Northern Rockies
Featuring Glacier, Banff, and Jasper National Parks
11 days from $6,491 | includes airfare, taxes and all fees
Discover some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Northern Rocky Mountains during leisurely hikes and drives through Glacier, Banff, and Jasper National Parks—all World Heritage site parks.
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WHAT OUR TRAVELERS SAY
- Susane and Paul, N.Great division of time spent between Montana and Canada. Spectacular, jaw-dropping scenery and overall one of our best trips ever!
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Howard Topoff and Carol Simon
Howard Topoff and Carol Simon are biologists specializing in the fields of Animal Behavior, Ecology, and Evolutionary Biology. After receiving their Ph.D. degrees, they spent their scientific careers as professors at The City University of New York, and as Research Associates at The American Museum of Natural History. Their field research on animal behavior is conducted in Central and South America, Africa, and the southwestern corner of the United States. As study leaders on Natural History tours for over 35 years, they have developed an extensive series of educational and entertaining multimedia presentations, which they offer to vacationing guests who enjoy location-specific enrichment programs.
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Allen Glazner
Allen Glazner is a geologist, educator and author with particular expertise in volcanoes, tectonics, and mountain building. He believes strongly that understanding the geologic underpinnings of the planet greatly enhances one’s enjoyment of the landscape and everything that lives on it. A native Southern Californian, Allen earned geology degrees from Pomona College and UCLA before embarking on a 38-year career at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he is Distinguished Professor Emeritus.
While his research focus is on the American Southwest, Allen has field experience many other countries including Iceland, Alaska, the Caribbean, South Africa, Mexico, Australia, Chile, and Argentina. An award-winning teacher, he has led dozens of field trips for groups ranging from the general public to academic specialists, and has trained astronauts and National Park personnel in the field and classroom. In addition to over 150 academic papers, he has coauthored several books for the public including Geology Underfoot books on Death Valley, Yosemite National Park, and Southern California.
Allen was a runner and now is an avid cyclist and hiker. He enjoys photography, especially landscape, aerial, and 3D-reconstructive. Reading, especially fiction, is one of his sedentary pursuits. See landscape photos and more at allenglazner.com.
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Carl Schreier
Carl Schreier was born and raised in the Yellowstone and Grand Teton country of the Northern Rockies, where his grandparents homestead at the turn of the nineteenth century. He studied wildlife habitats, geology, botany and journalism at the University of Montana and completed further wildlife studies in East Africa. He has consulted for most of the recent US Presidents and foreign diplomats in the field of natural resources. In addition, he is the founder and publisher of Homestead Publishing, located in Jackson Hole, WY and San Francisco, CA. He is the author of more than 20 books, including, A Field Guide to Wildflowers of the Rocky Mountains and Banff-Jasper Explorers Guide and the recipient of national book and screen awards.