the banns to jasper route is beautiful and lots of scenery, but a s Gary said very busy in the summer. there are lots of places to camp along the way especially is you have generator, and if you are willing to go off the beaten path a bit. Canmore is only 20 minutes from the Banff townsite. I would recommend going about an hour west of Banff to Radium hot springs. this is a favourite stop of ours beautiful place in all seasons. about 1/2 way between band and Jasper you go go east on highway 11 to Nordegg about an hour away, lots of hiking and scenery there also about an hour east of there is rocky mountain house, there is lots of camping there but getting farther away from the mountains. there is a lot of camping South of the Jasper Townsite but can't remember campground names as we always go further west to Valemont, and Tete Jaune camping its about an hour West of Jasper, as far as routes the ice fields parkway(AB 93)is a narrow busy road, but also slower, you can go up the cowboy trail (AB 22) through Pincher creek Bragg creek Cochrane, Sundre and Rocky Mountain house. less busy a bit further away from wildlife more along foothills not the mountains, lots of campgrounds or short hauls off highway into boondocks camping areas. North of Rocky Highway 22 is not much for scenery, you could also go West into BC, you are still in the mountains with lots of scenery and wildlife as well.