Driving Calgary to Vancouver with R-pod 192

We are wondering about taking our new R-pod 192 on the road this fall. Has anyone driven across the Rockies - from Calgary to Vancouver?  We have a Toyota Tacoma tow vehicle. Is there a relatively easy route  - staying within Canada that anyone can recommend?  Thanks very much,

We have a Nissan Frontier and an RP-179. You should be okay. We've been in the Rockies multiple times with our 179, most recently in May/June.

Part of that depends on time of year. Summer means you are less likely to encounter snow. Hair-pin turns and switchbacks? You can do them. They are not that hard. The trailer will track behind the Tacoma just fine. Don't let fear prevent you from what will be a really spectacular and memorable drive. You don't want to spend your latter days wishing you had made the trip.

If you are looking for a route planner and if you have a smart phone, you might want to try the app: inRoute. It is pretty easy to use and can show you elevation among other things in your route.  I drove Calgary to Vancouver a couple of times and I don’t think the route I used (Canada-1 & BC-5) ever went above 5,000 feet.  Very scenic drive, about 600 miles, stopped in Camloops overnight as a half way point….  We take our time and enjoy the scenery.  The entire route is multiple lanes so you won’t be holding anyone up.  They’ll be able to pass you. Enjoy.

Following this also.  I have garmin gps.  But would like to look at the inRoute app.