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Canadian Rockies & Glacier NP vs Yosemite, Kings Canyon & Sequoia NP

LauraTarrani-Hoffman

They both list a 2 Activity & a 3 for Pace.

My husband & I found the Canadian Rockies & Glacier slightly physically challenging but loved every minute of tge trip.

If you've experienced bith tours, can you tell me if Yosemite tour is as physically challenging?

We can keep up with the Pace!

Thank you!

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cvc

We did Best of the Canadian Rockies (similar to Rockies/Glacier trip) many years ago and John Muir's California (Yosemite and Sequoia) about three years ago. I was 70 at the time and didn't find the trip overly challenging. There is some hiking (walking) but not on difficult trails. We especially enjoyed Sequoia National Park. There they did take us to Moro Rock where we could climb steps (with a handrail) for views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. There were 350 steps, but you could turn around at any point - or not climb them at all. My husband went up about 100 steps and I did less. Even though we didn't go to the top, we still had great views. That was probably the most challenging thing we did. The activity level of 2 seemed reasonable. I have included a couple of pictures to give you ideas of where we hiked. The first picture is in Sequoia, the second is Moro Rock and the third is a trail behind The Ahwahnee. The scenery was beautiful and we thought it was a great trip.

LauraTarrani-Hoffman

Thank you. Thus was very helpful.