That's way too much for 2 weeks. But if that's what your group is determined to do, the best way to cover it is to get on Google maps and plot out a course that takes you to the things you are most interested in. Try to stay in interesting places (camp or stay in B&B, inns, small lodges) rather than interstate accessible chain motels so you can at least grab some sunrise shots before everyone gets up and takes off.

The Audubon society has a good book about photographing national parks, by Tim Fitzharris, which has excellent info about the top photographic attractions in each park and how to photograph them. For Banff/Jasper and the Icefields Parkway that connects them, Darwin Wiggett's inexpensive ebooks are invaluable, they show you precisely how to find the most wonderful sites in that part of the Canadian Rockies.

Don't know where you're starting from but theoretically it might be possible to route up from Olympic NP through Rainier NP, then eastward through the Palouse into Idaho around Coer de Alene, northeast over into Montana to take in Glacier NP and sister park Waterton on the Canada side, then up the back road (22) to Banff then on up Icefields Parkway to Jasper.

One area you won't want to miss given the constraints of your trip is Icefields Parkway: you can pull off the road anywhere easily and safely and take amazing photographs 3 feet from your car that looked like you hiked for miles to find them.

I recently dropped my Galaxy S4. It fell flat on it's back, cracking the camera and shattering the screen.
I've got my replacement now and am looking for a protective case that doesn't turn the thing into a brick.

Right now I'm using a 9 dollar Walmart case. Rubber inside and plastic outside. It is warped and every few hours I have to bend the case to make it fit properly.

Today I splurged on a lifeproof case. Dropped $70+ on a case that took 20 minutes to install(with a lot of cursing). Once fully installed, the buttons on the phone become non-functional. The wife is driving back to the store to return that POS.

Galaxy S4 users....what cases are you using to protect your phones?

Yesterday, my son's HP wouldn't start. It went immediately into power saver mode and the power button flashed and blinked about every two seconds. I played around with it for a while and reseated the cables, and eventually it started right. He had the same start-up problem this morning. Looking online, there seems to be a variety of things that could cause this. I replaced the little onboard battery, but it still wouldn't start.

After reseating the cards and cables, it decided to start, but the monitor didn't get the news. It's in power saver mode. Apparently, there's no signal getting to the monitor. Even if the card or cable are bad, that shouldn't keep the computer from starting. I'll go out to the garage later and see if I have another monitor cable. I know I have a monitor out there, but I doubt that's the problem.

If I get a definitive solution, I'll let you know.