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You can take an open-top drive through Banff in a vintage bus this spring

From Rocky Mountain peaks and valleys to the icy blue waters of Lake Louise, Banff is a sight to behold and springtime is a dynamo time to see it in all of its glory. This season, see one of Canada’s favorite national parks from behind the wheel and out the roof of a 1930 automobile during an Open Top Tour by Pursuit.

Described as a “vintage tour with a modern twist” – this experience is truly one of a kind, even if you feel like you’ve seen all that there is to see in and around the area.

Aboard one of their spectacular 90-minute rides, guests will hear some fascinating stories told by colorful guides, see incredible views, and can take photos without a window or fellow passenger in the way.

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“Climb on board our new custom vehicles to explore the people, places, and moments that have made the Rocky Mountain towns of Jasper and Banff into what they are today,” they say on their website.

Whether it be Mount Norquay or the Surprise Corner, Tunnel Mountain or the Bow River, or Tunnel Mountian, every stop along the way will truly offer a new perspective on Alberta’s history and its stunning landscape.

Interested in checking it out?

Tickets range from $24 to $42 depending on your age and you can book now!

For more information or to reserve a seat, check out their website here – but don’t sleep on it. This season could be a busy one!

OPEN TOP TOUR – BANFF

Where: See locations here 
Time: See times here 
Cost: $45+ / Adult

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