Tour on CD, Rockies

[MoneyGuy]

Anyone know where I can get a tour on CD (or buy it online) for a circle tour of Jasper, Lake Louise, Banff and Canmore, discussing hikes, sights, entertainment, etc. in those areas? I'm looking for recommendations if anyone has done this or knows where they're available.

I have sent requests to the Jasper and Lake Louise-Banff tourism centres, and have called the AMA but they don't have such a thing. Apparently, the Canmore tourism centre no longer exists.

[KevanGuy]

Maybe try this guy in Banff? https://m.yelp.ca/biz/the-viewpoint-banff

Im not sure if BanffTours will help but they migght let you know if what youre looking for is out there. http://www.banfftours.com

[MoneyGuy]

I'll try those leads, thank you. Apparently, I may be able to get this at friendsofjasper.com. I got this lead from Jasper tourism. We've used a tour on CD before in Maui for the road to Hana and it was very helpful.

[KevanGuy]

Oh yeah good call. I'm guessing some of the Asian tour operators will have something like that too but not sure if it'd be in English.

[DoubleF]

Would a tour guide app work? I used "driving tape tour" as a search and it yielded slightly better search results.

http://gypsyguide.com/destinations/canadian-rockies/

It looks like a Canadian rockies bundle is $15. Or it can be broken down to Banff area, Banff Yoho, Jasper and quite a few others.

[KevanGuy]

And somewhat on topic for those interested, Parks Canada has a cool app that is a mobile tour from Banff to Radium on 93:

http://news.gc.ca/web/article-en.do?nid=1069729

[MoneyGuy]

Originally Posted by DoubleF

Would a tour guide app work? I used "driving tape tour" as a search and it yielded slightly better search results.

http://gypsyguide.com/destinations/canadian-rockies/

It looks like a Canadian rockies bundle is $15. Or it can be broken down to Banff area, Banff Yoho, Jasper and quite a few others.

Yeah, the Banff-Lake Louise tourism people just recommended Gypsy Guide, too. I'll give them a shot.

[calumniate]

This may be of some help - was the best thing I could find on the internet: