Rocky Mountains of Canada The Rockies are a Canadian icon; the entire country can be divided into east of the Rockies and la-la land west of the Rockies. Seriously, the Rocky Mountain chain stretches from Alaska to Texas (technically from the Himalayan ‘knot’ to Antarctica) and its highest peaks are in the region between Banff and Jasper. Earlier, we published Canadian Rockies, but that map covers only the southern portion of the range. This map extends from the US border to the Yukon, a two to three day drive. The focus is on what to see both inside the range of peals and on adjacent sides; for example, the Columbia, Selkirk, and Monashee mountain ranges are included in British Columbia as well as Calgary, Grand Prairie, and Peace River in Alberta. This map would be ideal for anyone exploring this vast mountainous region.