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A grand hike in the Rocky Mountains to see salmon, enjoy fall foliage, and stay in a castle hotel

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — In the sweltering summer heat, cool lake and mountain views with a refreshing breeze always stir the heart—especially the Rocky Mountains with their dreamlike snow-capped peaks. Imagine lush virgin forests, crystal-clear pristine lakes, and layers of mountains painted in fiery fall colors...

In the sweltering summer heat, cool lake and mountain views with a refreshing breeze always stir the heart—especially the Rocky Mountains with their dreamlike snow-capped peaks. Imagine lush virgin forests, crystal-clear pristine lakes, and layers of mountains painted in fiery fall colors and canyons, as if the temperature drops several degrees instantly. This year, La new has specially launched the “Canada Rocky Mountains Grand Salmon Hike 10-Day Tour,” featuring an exciting itinerary that’s hard to look away from.


The stunning beauty of Jasper National Park. Photo provided by Alberta Tourism

The “Canada Rocky Mountains Grand Salmon Hike 10-Day Tour” will take you to some of Canada’s most beautiful national parks, including Yoho National Park, Banff National Park, and Jasper National Park. During the fall foliage season, you’ll be completely immersed in these breathtaking natural landscapes and wildlife. The itinerary includes a special cable car ride up Sulphur Mountain in Banff National Park to an elevation of 2,450 meters, offering a panoramic view of the entire town, followed by a hike to the summit’s triangulation point for sweeping views of world-class scenery. The tour also ventures onto the world’s most beautiful “Icefields Parkway.” Upon entering Jasper National Park, you’ll ride the world’s only 16-unit “Snow Coach,” exclusive to Canada, taking you onto the Athabasca Glacier to witness the awe-inspiring confluence of ancient glacial meltwaters.

Beyond the national park attractions, the tour will also visit the Adams River north of Kamloops for salmon viewing and hiking. Stretching 12 kilometers, the Adams River is one of the best spots for salmon watching, serving not only as the endpoint of the salmon migration in British Columbia, Canada, but also the birthplace of the prized “Sockeye Salmon.” The Adams River Salmon Society holds a grand “Salute to the Sockeye” event every four years. Based on the 2006 migration numbers, this year you can expect to witness over 3 million salmon swimming upstream, mating, laying eggs, and completing their life cycle in this miraculous process.


The beauty of Lake Louise. Photo provided by Alberta Tourism

Staying in upscale hotels is also a highlight of the hiking tour. La new has arranged three nights of luxurious castle hotel stays in Lake Louise, Jasper, and Victoria, offering a unique Canadian Rocky Mountains hiking vacation experience. Registration is open from now until August 31, with three departure dates: October 3, 6, and 8. The all-inclusive price is 109,800 TWD. For more details, pick up a brochure at any of La New’s 18 designated stores nationwide.


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