Download the New Version Off Road Tourist Bus Driving - Mountains Traveling

As you plan your off-road adventure through the mountains, it's essential to know where you can and cannot drive your tourist bus. In this article, we'll explore which areas have available service for downloading the new version of Off Road Tourist Bus Driving.

Not all areas along highways in Kananaskis Country offer reliable cell service or Wi-Fi hotspots to purchase a pass on your mobile device. If you're planning to visit certain sections of Hwy 1A, Hwy 68 (Sibbald Corridor), Smith Dorian/Spray Trail - Hwy 742, Hwy 66 (Elbow Valley), Hwy 546 (Sheep Valley), Hwy 541 and 532 (Highwood), or Hwy 40 South including Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, you'll need to find alternative methods for purchasing a pass.

Fortunately, there are several locations where you can buy a pass in person during business hours using cash, credit, or debit. These include the Kananaskis Village area, Canmore Nordic Centre area, select day use areas accessed off of Trans Canada Highway 1, Highway 1A and 1X. You can also purchase passes online using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Visa Debit and Mastercard Debit.

If you're unable to visit one of these locations in person, you can still buy a pass by calling the Alberta Parks Contact Centre at 1-87. However, please note that retroactive pass purchases are not available. You'll need to purchase your pass up until 11:59 pm on the first day of your visit.

To avoid any inconvenience or delays during your trip, it's highly recommended to buy your pass before arriving in the area. With this new version of Off Road Tourist Bus Driving, you can enjoy a seamless and enjoyable experience exploring the mountains with your tourist bus.

Download the new version Off Road Tourist Bus Driving - Mountains Traveling