Glacier, 14 DAYS Waterton Lakes and jasper National Parks

FIRST DAY .... . . . . .. Leave in evening via Southern Pacific. SECOND DAY . ...... En route northward through the Cascade Mountains

of Oregon, arriving Portland " The Rose City" in early afternoon. Leave Portland on Great North­ern EMPIRE BUILDER 9 :30 P. M.

THIRD DAY .. . . . ... . Leave Spokane 8 :00 A. M. following the Pend Oreille, Kootenai and Flathead Rivers, arriving Belton (western entrance to Glacier National Park) 4:45 P . M. where modern buses carry you to Lake McDonald Hotel. (Overnight.)

FOURTH DAY .. . . . . . Leave Lake McDonald Hotel 8:30 A. M. by bus over Going-to-the-Sun Highway-a triumph in mod­ern American road building-via Logan Pass and picturesque St. Mary Lake, arriving Many, Glacier Hotel for luncheon. (Overnight.)

FIFTH DAY . .. .... ... Entire day at Many Glacier. Short trips by saddle horse, hikes, or launch rides on Swiftcurrent and Josephine Lakes may be enjoyed, or just relax 'midst sublime alpine surroundings.

SIXTH DAY ....... . . Leave Many Glacier Hotel at 9:50 A. M. for the Prince of Wales Hotel on the north end of Water­ton Lakes in Waterton Lakes National Park. Ar­rive in time for luncheon. (Overnight.)

SEVENTH DAY .... .. Leave Prince of Wales Hotel by auto 10:00 A. M. arriving Calgary 5:00 P . M. Leave Calgary via Canadian Pacific streamline " Chinook" 5 :00 P . M. arriving Edmonton 10 :15 P . M. Overnight at McDonald Hotel. (Room with bath.)

EIGHTH DAY ... .. . . Leave via Canadian National "Continental Limited" 7:30 A. M. Arrive Jasper 1:40 P. M. Motor to Jasper Park Lodge. (Overnight.) Leave the Lodge at 3:00 P. M. for the General Drive.

NINTH DAY .. . . . . . . . Leave the Lodge at 9:00 A. M. on Athabaska Drive via Inter-Provincial Highway to Punch Bowl Falls. Return to Jasper Lodge for luncheon.

TENTH DAY . . . .. . ... Leave the Lodge at 9 :00 A. M. for 150-mile trip to Columbia Icefield.

ELEVENTH DAY . .. . Golf, tennis, boating, swimming, hiking, horseback riding or motoring may be enjoyed in the morning. After luncheon motor to Jasper Park Station de­parting via the " Continental Limited" at 1:10 P . M.

TWELFTH DAY .. ... Arrive Vancouver 8:45 A. M. Sight-seeing' tour of Stanley Park, business section, residential and Oriental districts, also Marine Drive and Shaugh­nessy Heights in morning or afternoon. Leave via Great Northern Railway 6:00P. M. arriving Seattle 11 :00 P. M. Leave Seattle at 11:30 P . M.

THIRTEENTH DAY . . En route through Oregon via the " Shasta Route." FOURTEENTH DAY .Arrive home.

COST Low•r Glaci•r Bus Jasp•r Sight· Hotel Rail Wat•rton Total From San Francisco B•rlh Park Calgary Park Seeing Edmonton

and Oakland .... $88.05 $25.50 $37.75 $5.25 $37.50 $2.00 $3.00 $199.05 From Fresno ..... 92.85 24.95 37.75 5.25 37.50 2.00 3.00 203.30 From Stockton .. . 87.30 24.95 37.75 5.25 37.50 2.00 3.00 197.75 From Sacramento . . 85.15 24.95 37.75 5.25 37.50 2.00 3.00 195.60 From San Jose .... 88.65 25.50 37.75 5.25 37.50 2.00 3.00 199.65

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THE LAND OF SHINING MOUNTAINS

Glacier National Park in the Rocky Mountains of northwestern Montana, and Waterton Lakes Park, its Canadian neighbor, were rededicated in the summer of 1936 as International Peace Park-a monument to the enduring friendship between the people of two nations.

In these two parks one sees many a symbol of the peace that is shared by Canada and the United States. East of the Continental D ivide, streams rising in Glacier National Park flow northward through Water­ton Lakes Park, while west of it streams rising in Waterton Lakes Park flow southward through Glacier National Park • . . The majestic main range of the Rocky Mountains stretches as far as the eye can see northward toward the arctic, southward toward the tropics-there is no separation between the Canadian and the Montana Rockies.

Glacier National Park is the larger, with 1,534 square miles of the grandest mountain country in America. Sixty spectacular glaciers, alpine meadows blazing with gay colored flowers, 250 startlingly beau­t iful lakes, rainbowed waterfalls swinging in the wind, green forested mountains upthrusting rocks of many colors toward serrated peaks mantled in perpetual snow.

Waterton Lakes Park is, virtually, an extension, a northward continuation of this incomparably beautiful region. Its area is 226 square miles. Connecting the two parks are fine, wide highways traversed by park motor service.

Over one thousand miles of roads and trails connect the hotels, chalets and camps. Sure-footed horses to ride and experienced guides to show you about. The amateur photographer will find spectacular views, friendly wild animals and picturesque Indians for camera subjects.

What with so much to see here, and with so many things to do, with hotels, chalets and camps offering excellent accommodations at reasonable rates, we in­vite you to spend your next summer vacation in Glacier National Park and its neighbor, Waterton Lakes Park.

NATIONAL PARK VACATIONS Want to be carefree this summer? Glimpse into that vast and beautiful mountain

sanctuary, the Northern Rockies. H ere, in settings of rare scenic beauty you will find the rest, ·relaxation or play you have been searching for. Here are great, modern hotels radiating cheerful hospitality-wide highways leading to blue lakes and fores t­covered mountains; safe but thr illing trails beckoning to the rider and hiker. Here in this region you will find surroundings r epeated nowhere else on earth.

These delightful tours have been so arranged as to permit a maximum of s ight­seeing in t he minimum of t ime, visiting one or more of the following world-renowned beauty spots:

Glacier National Park Banff National Park

Wat erton Lakes National Park Yellowstone National Park

Jasper National Park Lake Louise Optional t r ips which may be included are Mt . Rainier National Park, Mt. Baker

National Forest, Harrison H ot Springs and Z ion National Park.

Tours shown in this folder include railroad and P ullman sleeping car fare ; a ll t ransportation; hot el accommodations and meals while in National Parks ; in fact virtually all necessary i t ems of expense. T his l eaves the way clear for a carefree wholly enjoyable vacation experience without concern as to tickets, baggage, time­tables and other details. You also know before you start what your vacation is going to cost.

Begin planning now to go on one of these Carefree National Parks Vacations. E very detail is pre-arranged and taken care of- no travel worries. All you have t o do is enjoy yourself.

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10 DAYS Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks

FIRST DAY ... . ..... Leave in evening via Southern Pacific.

SECOND DAY . .. .. . En route north through the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, arriving Portland, "The Rose City," in early afternoon. Leave Portland on the EMPIRE BUILDER at 9:30P. M .

THIRD DAY ........ Leave Spokane at 8 :00 A. M., following the colorful Pend Oreille, Kootenai and Flathead Rivers, arriv­ing at Belton, the western entrance to Glacier National Park, at 4:45 P. M. Auto buses quickly carry you to Lake McDonald Hotel for dinner and overnight.

FOURTH DAY . . .... Leave Lake M cDonald Hotel at 8.:30 A. M. by bus over Going-to-the-Sun Highway-a triumph in American road building-via Logan Pass and beau­tiful St. Mary Lake, arriving at Many Glacier Hotel for luncheon. Afternoon and overnight at this point.

FIFTH DAY . . . .. . . . Leave Many Glacier Hotel at 9:50 A. M., for the Prince of Wales Hotel on the north end of Waterton Lake in Waterton Lakes Park. Afternoon and over­night at Prince of Wales Hotel.

SIXTH DAY . .. . .. . . Leave Prince of Wales Hotel at 8 :30A. M. for trip over the Blackfeet Highway to Glacier Park Hotel. After luncheon, a ride to Trick Falls and T wo Medi­cine Lake, with the picturesque Chalets on its shores, is a fitting climax to your sojourn.in the Park. Re­turn to Glacier Park Hotel for dinner and overnight.

SEVENTH DAY .... Morning at leisure-golf may be enjoyed. At 12 :SO P. M., board the E MPIRE BUILDER at Glacier Park Station for the westbound tourney along the southern border of the Park for stxty miles.

EIGHTH DAY . . .. . . Arriving at Seattle at 8 :00 A. M., the day is free for sight-seeing. There are many beauty spots in this vicinity and even a trip to Mount Rainier can be included. Depart at 11 :30 P . M.

NINTH DAY ....... . En route through Southern Oregon, following the "Shasta Route."

TENTH DAY . . .. . .. Arrive home.

Standard COST Rail Lawer Glacier Total

Fart Park Cost Berth From San Francisco and Oakland . . $66.30 $23.10 $46.50 $135.90 From Fresno ...... ..... ..... ... . 71.10 22.60 46.50 140.20 From Stockton . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 65.55 22.60 46.50 134.65 From Sacramento • •• •• • 0 •• • 0. 0 •• • 63.40 22.60 46.50 132.50 From San Jose .. ... ... ...... .... 66.90 23.10 46.50 136.50

Yellowstone, . 13 DAYS Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks

FIRST DAY .... ... . .. Leave for Salt Lake o r Ogden passing over the High Sierras.

SECOND DAY . . ... .. . Crossing Great Salt Lake by rail, arriving Salt Lake City early in the afternoo n. After noon a va ilable for sight -seeing. Leave Salt Lake City via Union Pacific in the evening.

THIRD DAY .. . . . . ... Ar r ive W est Yellowstone, w ester n entr ance to Yel­lowstone National Park, 7 :00 A. M. Leave at 9 :30 A. M . by motor for the three and one-half day tour of Yellowstone Park, arriving Old F aithful at Noon. Over night at Old Faithful.

F OURTH DAY . . . . .. . Leave Old F aithful at 1:15 P . M. via Continental Divide, Yellowstone Lake, Dragon's Mouth and I nspi ration P oint, arriving Grand Canyon at S :45 P . M. O vernight at Grand Canyon.

F IFTH DAY . . . . .. . . . . L eave Grand Canyon at 9 :00 A. M. via Dunraven Pass, arriving Mammoth Hot Springs for luncheon. L eave Mammoth Hot Springs at 2 :15 P . M. for r eturn to Grand Canyon via N orris Geyser Basin. O vernight at Grand Canyon.

SIXTH DAY .. . .. ... .. Leave Grand Canyon at 1 :00 P . M. for Cody, s top­ping at Sylvan Pass Lodge, arriving Cody I nn 5:55 P. M., where connect ion is made for Glacier Na­t ional Park, leaving after dinner via Burlington Route at 7:45 P . M.

SEVE NTH DAY .. . . . . Arrive Glacier Park Station at 12 :SO P. M. L unch­eon at Glacier P ark Hotel. Afternoon trip to T rick F alls and Two M edicine Lake. Dinner and over­night at Glacier Park Hotel.

E IGHTH DAY . . .. . . .. Leave Glacier P ark H otel at 8 :15 A. M. for the scenic m otor t r ip over the historic Blackfeet H igh­way, arriving at P rince of W ales Hotel in W at erton Lakes Park at 11:55 A. M. Afternoon, dinner and overnight at P rince of W ales Hotel.

NINTH DAY .. . .. . ... Leave P rince of W ales H otel at 8 :30 A. M., arriv­ing at Many Glacier H otel at 10:35 A. M. Lunch­eon, dinner and overnight at Many Glacier Hotel.

TENTH DAY . . . . ... . . Leave Many Glacier H otel a t 8 :30 A. M. by bus over Going-to-the-Sun Highway via Logan Pass to the W est Side of the Continental Divide ar riv­ing Lake McDonald Hotel at 11 :45 A. M. Lu'ncheon in t he rustic dining room overlooking Lake McDonald. Depart at 1 :40 P. M. by bus for Belton Station, where the E MPIR E BU I L DER meets us. Depart at 2: 30 P. M.

ELE V E NT H DAY . .. . Arrive Seattle at 8:00 A. M. Day at l eisure for sight-seeing in Seattle. Depart at 11 :30 P . M.

TWELFTH DAY . . ... Traveling through the Cascade Mountains of O re­gon and Northern California via the "Shasta Route."

THIRTEE NT H D AY .. Arrive home.

COST Rail Standard Yellowstone Glacier Total Lower Fare Part Park Cost Berth From San Francisco

and Oak land .. ·~ .. . . $64.10 $24.45 $42.50 $42.50 $173.55 From Fresno . ... ..... 69.20 24.15 42.50 42.50 178.35 From Stockton 0 •• • •• • 64.10 24.15 42.50 42.50 173.25 From Sacram ento . ... 64.10 24.15 42.50 42.50 173.25 From San Jose ..... . . 64.95 24.45 42.50 42.50 174.40

Glacier, Waterton 14 DAYS Lakes National Parks and Canadian Rockies

FIRST DAY . . . . .. . . . . Leave in evening via Southern Pacific. SECOND DAY ... .. . . En route nor thward through the Cascade Moun­

tains of Oregon, arriving Portland "T he Rose City" in early afternoon. Leave P or tland on Great Nor th­ern EMPIRE B UILDER 9 :30 P.M.

T H IRD DAY . ..... . . . Leave Spokane 8 :00 A. M. following the Pend Oreille, Kootenai and F lathead R ivers, arriving Belton (western entrance to Glacier National P ark) 4 :45 P. M. where modern buses carry you to Lake McDonald Hot el. (O vernight.)

FOURTH DAY .. . .... Leave Lake McDonald Hotel 8 :30 . A. M. by bus over Going-to-the-Sun H ighway- a triumph in modern American road building- via Logan P ass and picturesque St. Mary Lake, arriving Many Glacier H otel for luncheon. (Overnight.)

FIFTH DAY . . . ...... Entire day at Many Glacier. Short t rips by saddle horse, hikes, or launch r ides on Swiftcurrent and Josephine Lakes may be enjoyed, or j ust relax 'midst alpine surroundings.

SIXTH DAY . . .. . .. . . Leave Many Glacier Hotel at 9:50 A. M. for the Prince of Wales H otel on the north end of Water­ton Lake in Waterton Lakes National Park. Arrive in t ime for lunch. (O vernight.)

SEVENTH DAY . . . . . . Leave P rince of W ales Hotel 10:00 A. M. by bus for Calgary, stopping for a shor t time at McLeod for luncheon, arriving Calgary 5:00 P . M. Dinner and overnight Palliser H otel.

EIGHTH DAY .... .... Leave Calgary 9 :15A. M., arriving Banff for lunch­eon. General drive around Banff in after noon, visiting Buffalo Park, Bow Falls, Cave and Basin. O ver night at Banff Springs Hotel.

NINTH DAY . . .. . .. . . Leave Banff 9 :00 A. M. by motor to Lake Louise, visiting J ohnst on Canyon, Vermillion Lakes and Castle Mountain. Arrive in t ime for luncheon at Chateau Lake Louise.

TENTH DAY . .. . . . . . . At L ake Louise. Motor t rip to M oraine Lake. (Overnight.)

ELEVENTH DAY .. . . Leave Lake Louise at 8 :30 A. M. for lovely E mer­ald Lake, thence by motor to Field, B . C. where we ent rain for Vancouver at 2 :OS P. M .

TWELFTH DAY . . . .. Arrive Vancouver at 9:20 A. M . A sight-seeing tour of Stanley P ark, business section, r esidential and O riental districts, Marine D rive and Shaugh­nessy Heights is included. Leave Vancouver via Great Northern Railway 6 :00 P . M., a r riving Seattle 11 :00 P. M. departing at 11 :30 P . M. (same depot) .

T HIRTEE NTH DAY . . E n route through Oregon via " Shasta Route." FOURTEENTH DAY .Arrive home.

COST Bus Palliser lower Glacier Canadian Sight · Rail Waterton· Hotel Total

From Berth Park Banff Calgary Rockies Seeing

San Francisco . .. . $70.95 $23.90 $37.75 $7.75 $3.00 $47.25 $2.00 $192.60

From Fresno . . .... 75.75 23.90 37.75 7.75 3.00 47.25 2.00 197.40 From Stockton .... 70.20 23.90 37.75 7.75 3.00 47.25 2.00 191.85 F rom Sacramento . . 68.05 . 23.90 37.75 7.75 3.00 47.25 2.00 189.70

From San J ose . . . . 71.55 23.90 37.75 7.75 3.00 47.25 2.00 193.20 n ... ,., •• • ,. ." .. t i ••••I• •ec•p•ncy. Far slncl• eoe.,ucr t l rN III SUO odditiou l