The drive from Falkland to Red Deer covers 750 kilometers, taking you through the spectacular scenery of the Canadian Rockies. You will travel east on Highway 97, then merge onto the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) through Revelstoke, Golden, and Banff, before heading north to Red Deer. This journey typically takes 9 hours, though mountain traffic and construction can add time. You will experience some of the most iconic mountain views in Canada on this route.
Total Distance: 750 km driving distance; 500 km straight-line air distance.
Stop in Banff for a scenic break; it is a world-class destination.
June to September for clear mountain roads and optimal hiking weather.