I have a park pass that will expire in July 2019. I used it this past summer for a week. I wanted to go back sometime before next July but we probably wont. If someone is interested in it let me know.
My email is lzcarlson@msn.com, I dont think anyone wants to make thier information public.I have a park pass that will expire in July 2019. I used it this past summer for a week. I wanted to go back sometime before next July but we probably wont. If someone is interested in it let me know.
I am surprised and disappointed that TUG allows their message board to be used for this type of transaction. Canadian National Park passes are non-transferable. This is clearly indicated on the pass. The revenue from park pass sales helps to offset the high costs of maintaining our beautiful national treasures. The rest of the expense is paid out of our taxes. We welcome our visitors from South of the border, but we expect them to play by our rules.The pass is gone.
I am surprised and disappointed that TUG allows their message board to be used for this type of transaction. Canadian National Park passes are non-transferable. This is clearly indicated on the pass. The revenue from park pass sales helps to offset the high costs of maintaining our beautiful national treasures. The rest of the expense is paid out of our taxes. We welcome our visitors from South of the border, but we expect them to play by our rules.
A US National park Pass is allowed to be shared by two named individuals. Is the Canadian Park Pass set up the same way, if that is the case, then it is not abusing any policy.
I am not familiar with the wording on the Canadian pass, despite being Canadian. I live in the US that what I am going by, as I have had many US Annual National Park passes, and currently have one now.
We bought a Canadian National Park Pass for our 10 days trip to Banff/Jasper in Sep. Such a wonderful area. The pass worked great for us 5 people. It also allows us to bypass the entrance gate - we drove through by staying in the Pass Lane.
Canuck Traveler,
If i might ask you this question - we are headed to Glacier National this summer (U.S. side first) then heading into Canada for another stay at Horsethief. The Canadian pass (I looked at the link you included previously) also lists Glacier National Park. I assume these passes are NOT reciprocal - in other words Glacier NP (US) requires a separate park pass than does Glacier NP (Canada) - correct?
As I look further on the map, it appears Horsethief is close to the Purcell Wilderness Conservancy but in reading the website, it does NOT appear to require any sort of pass or admission if one is just hiking. Might you know if that is correct? We would also be close to Banff NP and definitely would want to go there anyway so we would likely buy this pass anyway.
I see there is a discount on the pass if purchased before Dec 31, 2018 - looks like this might be a stocking stuffer! I can't wait! Banff NP looks like an incredible place to visit.