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Day 1
Edmonton / Calgary / Cypress Hills, SK
Depart home city and meet fellow passengers en route to Medicine Hat, named after a Blackfoot legend. Venturing south east of Medicine Hat, an unexpected treasure awaits us at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Untouched by the last ice age, this area exhibits a unique mix of vegetation and wildlife including 18 wild orchid varieties, over 200 bird species, along with deer, elk and moose. (D) Cypress Park Resort Inn
Day 2
Cypress Hills / Moose Jaw, SK
This morning visit Fort Walsh Interpretive Centre and take a guided tour of the fort's buildings, the Fort Walsh townsite, two cemeteries and a reconstructed whiskey trading post. Explore the ridge along Battle Creek and view exhibits in the Visitor Reception Centre. Travel a short distance and arrive in Moose Jaw. Rest and rejuvenate in the soothing mineral pool attached to our hotel. (B) Temple Gardens Resort
Day 3:
Moose Jaw & Regina Day Trip
This morning a local guide will board the coach for a tour of Moose Jaw. Hear the stories of Al Capone and Chief Al Johnson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and how the police impacted prohibition during the 1920’s. Visit the Tunnels of Moose Jaw and become a part of the underground experience travelling beneath the streets of Moose Jaw. Travel a short distance north to Regina. The highlight of today is a visit to the new RCMP Heritage Centre. The centre celebrates the rich history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and its impact on Canadian history. Return to Moose Jaw for the evening.
Day 4:
Regina / Lethbridge, AB
Retrace your steps today to Alberta and then follow Highway 3 through farm country which encompasses a variety of different crops such as beans, potatoes, sugar beets, dill, spearmint and of course corn on the cob. Join your tour director this evening for a farewell dinner followed by a live performance of the New West Theatre Group at the Yates Memorial Centre. (D) Lethbridge Lodge
Day 5:
Lethbridge / Calgary / Edmonton, AB
This “themed” tour would not be complete without a visit to Alberta’s famous Fort McLeod Museum; here you see a replica of the original North West Mounted Police outpost built in 1874. Two original buildings still stand on the site, which contains a pioneer blacksmith shop, chapel and dispensary. View a colorful local version of the RCMP musical ride before for departing for home. (B)
Depart home city and meet fellow passengers en route to Medicine Hat, named after a Blackfoot legend. Venturing south east of Medicine Hat, an unexpected treasure awaits us at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Untouched by the last ice age, this area exhibits a unique mix of vegetation and wildlife including 18 wild orchid varieties, over 200 bird species, along with deer, elk and moose. (D) Cypress Park Resort Inn
This morning visit Fort Walsh Interpretive Centre and take a guided tour of the fort's buildings, the Fort Walsh townsite, two cemeteries and a reconstructed whiskey trading post. Explore the ridge along Battle Creek and view exhibits in the Visitor Reception Centre. Travel a short distance and arrive in Moose Jaw. Rest and rejuvenate in the soothing mineral pool attached to our hotel. (B) Temple Gardens Resort
Retrace your steps today to Alberta and then follow Highway 3 through farm country which encompasses a variety of different crops such as beans, potatoes, sugar beets, dill, spearmint and of course corn on the cob. Join your tour director this evening for a farewell dinner followed by a live performance of the New West Theatre Group at the Yates Memorial Centre. (D) Lethbridge Lodge
