Travel Trivia

3. Founder and owner of Rocky Mountaineer
5. Rocky Mountaineer's original logo featured this animal
6. This lake is a reservoir on the Columbia River
9. This mineral turns green and purple when oxidized
10. Meeting place of the Thompson and Fraser rivers
11. Whistler is named after this animal
12. The routes we travel through are divided into these and are marked with mile markers along the sides of the track
15. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 of these
16. A glacially fed lake or river can be identified by the presence of this
18. This mountain was named by Dr. James Hector in 1858 for its shape
21. One of the cities on our Rockies to the Red Rocks journey
25. The Eagle River is home to this fish
26. The english translation of Tête Jaune
27. A UNESCO World Heritage site found in Yoho National Park with fossil deposits over 530 million years old
29. This mountain has a distinct colour scheme, dark at the top and light at the bottom
30. Salmon Arm is just one of four arms of this large lake

1. The Vancouver transit system has 3 lines of these which are fully automated
2. The Cariboo gold rush enticed many prospectors to this town that was once the largest settlement west of Chicago and north of San Francisco
4. This tunnel is 8km (5 miles) long and travels under Mount Macdonald and Roger's Pass
7. One of the four mountain ranges of the Columbia Mountains
8. The largest of the salmon species found in Canada
13. The largest fresh water fish in Canada
14. A rock formation in the Jaws of Death Gorge looks like this animal
17. The largest member of the deer species
19. The largest icefield in the Canadian Rockies is home to this glacier
20. One of Canada's largest rail yards
22. Small town once billed as a "Land of Plenty" and "Garden of Eden"
23. Began as King Edward VII Sanatorium and was used to treat patients with tuberculosis
24. This town was dedicated a dark sky preserve in 2011, making it perfect for stargazing
28. A common shrub found in the semi arid dessert of the Thompson and Fraser Plateaus