Jasper National Park Of Canada

Jasper National Park is one of a kind! If you love hiking, then you can’t miss this opportunity. The trails here are absolutely amazing. To top that off, Miette Hot Springs are right there too! We had a wonderful experience, just look at all the beautiful flowers all around! There will be mosquitos in the summer, but if you stay indoors in the evening, you will survive! #canada #travelinspiration #jasper #alberta #加拿大

Jasper National Park is a national park in Alberta, Canada. It is the largest national park within Alberta's Rocky Mountains spanning 11,000 km2. Its location is north of Banff National Park and west of Edmonton. The park contains the glaciers of the Columbia Icefield, springs, lakes, waterfalls and mountains. #urbanexplorer #hiking #nationalpark #canadatravel #scenicspot #naturalwonders #nationalpark

Humans hold funerals for the demise of the glaciers. To the Jasper National Park in the Rocky Mountains, be sure to take a look at the angelic glacier shaped like a wing. There is a beautiful blue-green small lake under the glacier. There is still a lot of ice floes in July, and the sunset is drunk with the calm water. The Angel Glacier is one of the fastest disappearing glaciers in the Rocky Mountains. With global warming, one day you will never see the wings of the two-winged angel again.

🌟Highlights: The scenery along the way in Jasper Park is picturesque, and you can see deer walking on the road. It is necessary to stay for two days to fully appreciate it; Leaving Banff town and heading north, it takes about an hour and fifty minutes to reach the entrance of Jasper Scenic Area ⏳Play Time: The ticket is 42 Canadian dollars, and you can stay for 2 days; 📝Note tips: More than 90% of Jasper Scenic Area has no signal, set up navigation in advance, although there is only one road to Jasper Town, it is still necessary for people like me who are dependent on navigation; There are side roads on the road, all of which are hiking or sightseeing routes. Choose a few routes to walk, and you can see the lake view that you can't see on the side of the road, as well as the canyon and waterfall view, 🚉Transportation Strategy: From Banff Town to Jasper Park, Highway 1 turns to Highway 93, from south to north, one road leads directly to Jasper, the whole journey takes more than three hours; The Columbia Glacier is on the left front of the car two hours after entering the park. First, the sky starts to rain-rain and snow-snow, the road is icy, and the road is wet and slow If you want to feel the glacier up close, you can take the scenic bus in the scenic area; the ticket is more than 200 Canadian dollars; you can also hike; Because I have participated in the Alaska Glacier Hiking before, I did not choose this item this time, just stopped to look at the Columbia Glacier from a distance and continued to drive to Jasper Town About the RV camp: I didn't see the RV camp all the way at six o'clock in the evening, and found a public camp set up by the park, which does not provide water and electricity, and only parks where there are public toilets; Fortunately, this rest point is very close to the creek. First, find the septic tank of the toilet to drain the sewage in the car; then fill the water tank with creek water, and live without electricity and internet tonight; At the foot of the snow mountain, I don't want to use the generator to turn on the air conditioner without electricity, for fear that there will be no enough gasoline tomorrow; cold, I was awakened twice in the middle of the night; Later, I learned that there was a very, very good free RV camp near Jasper Town after driving for more than two hours that night. The camp has water and electricity and sewage supply, and there are public toilets and showers for use. I don't know if there is such a camp in Banff National Park. If not, learn from others as soon as possible; There are many hiking points and viewing points on the way to Jasper Town. You can see the lake view by randomly finding a parking point and hiking a few hundred meters; canyons, waterfalls; When you get to Jasper Town, a very small town, drive around and go to Maligne Lake immediately. It takes about 1:50 to get from Jasper to Maligne Lake. There is a place where the trees are all black. It should be the mark of a previous mountain fire (Maligne Lake will be introduced in the next issue)

#2024wish Jasper National Park definitely is the one in our bucket list and finally we did it. The park is simply amazing in winter time and you can doing some wild life inside the park. And see the ice cube will never melt at the outdoor . Please get enough warm clothes and comfort shoes when you visiting here as you will need long walk through the national park and explore the scenery . Lovely place and definitely a place that must visit . In 2024, I wish to visit Iceland to explore the different kind of winter adventure . #2024wish #couplestrip #awesomepic

The beauty of the Rocky Mountains is diverse, with long self-driving roads and picturesque lakes. No matter which one, it is worth savoring. Today, I recommend Jasper to everyone, a place you will want to visit again and again. When we arrived, it was already evening and we checked into Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. An unexpected surprise awaited us the next morning. Early morning, strolling, ultimate quietness - the reflection of the snow-capped mountains, fish swimming freely, and brightly colored small boats. When I wrote this paragraph, I stopped for a while, not sure if I was recalling the beautiful scenery or feeling the state of mind. Attraction introduction: Jasper National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most famous national parks in western Canada. It is one of the famous mountain national parks and a large national park in the Canadian Rockies. It is located north of the Rocky Mountains and is home to a variety of wild flora and fauna. Within the park, there are Medicine Lake, Patricia and Pyramid Lakes, Maligne Lake and Maligne Canyon, where the lakes and mountains complement each other, showcasing the stunning beauty of nature. There are also ancient and vast icefields in the Canadian Rockies, which attract people from all over the world every year.

Canada's Top 5 Most Beautiful National Parks ||| 1. Banff National Park Banff National Park is known as a must-visit place in one's lifetime. It is Canada's first national park, located in the northern section of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta province. It features a series of ice peaks, glaciers, ice fields, glacier lakes, high mountain meadows, hot springs and other landscapes. Its magnificent peaks and beautiful waters make it the crown jewel of North America. The middle part of the park, Lake Louise, has particularly stunning scenery. The lake water changes from blue to green with the depth of light, and the entire lake is crystal clear, adding vitality to the quiet mountains. 2. Yoho National Park of Canada Yoho National Park is located on the right wing of the Rocky Mountains, with Canada's highest waterfall, world-class fossil sites, and stunning natural landscapes. Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park is the largest waterfall in western Canada, divided into two sections. The water rushes into a recessed cave halfway up the mountain, is thrown high into the air, and then falls again. The turbulent water is thrown into the air like a goddess scattering flowers, and when the sun is shining, a rainbow will hang in the air with water mist, making people feel refreshed and happy. 3. Jasper National Park Jasper National Park is one of the famous mountain national parks in Alberta, Canada. Located at the northernmost part of the Rocky Mountains, Jasper is a place of longing for space enthusiasts. Here, not only can you observe stars all year round, but also provide various themed experiences for people to have more opportunities to understand stars and planets, explore the wonderful universe and this beautiful and magical land. The park has Medicine Lake, Patricia and Pyramid Lakes, Maligne Lake and Maligne Canyon. The lakes and mountains complement each other, showing the beautiful craftsmanship of nature. There is also the oldest and largest icefield in the Rocky Mountains - the Columbia Icefield Glacier, which attracts people from all over the world every year. 4. Auyuittuq National Park Auyuittuq, located in the Nunavut region, means "the land that never melts" in Inuktitut. It is the only national park in Canada located within the Arctic Circle, sculpted by glaciers with 85% consisting of rock and ice. It has the world's highest vertical cliffs, composed of granite, making it a dream destination for rock climbers. In recent years, many extreme sports enthusiasts have come here to play rappelling and speed descent. 5. Glacier National Park Glacier National Park is located at the border of British Columbia and Alberta provinces in Canada and the United States. The Rocky Mountains, known as the "continental divide" in North America, run through the center of the park from north to south. It is a great garden of unique North American species, with over a thousand kinds of trees, flowers and plants. On the relatively dry eastern slopes, Engelmann spruce, subalpine fir, lodgepole pine, western white pine and ponderosa pine stand tall and straight. On the warmer and more humid western slopes, the park is lush with dense forests of larch, fir and spruce. There are also many species of animals in the park, such as bighorn sheep, mountain lions, coyotes, lynx, elk, moose, black bears, grizzly bears, and white-tailed deer.

➤ Jasper National Park is a national park in Alberta, Canada. It is the largest national park within Alberta's Rocky Mountains spanning 11,000 km2 (4,200 sq mi). It was established as a national park in 1930 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Its location is north of Banff National Park and west of Edmonton. The park contains the glaciers of the Columbia Icefield, springs, lakes, waterfalls and mountains.

If you happen driving in Jasper National Park do not forget Tangle Creek and watch out for the roaming animals. Alot of surprises when you are in an adventure! #mynovgetaway#couplestrip

The incredible Mt. Robson in the Canadian Rocky Mountains is quite the draw. Come discover this beautiful destination. Together we can make 2020 the year of the amazing! . #canada #nature #landscapes #britishcolumbia #travel #travelphotography #goexplore #northamerica

"Deer infested" - feeling Jasper's wildness Jasper National Park is in the mountains of the Rocky Mountains north of Banff, there is a male elk in the town of Banff The bronze sculpture reminds people that it is already an area where wildlife is active. When the tourist bus sails into Jasper's Snowy Avenue, it will stop waiting for the deer or bighorn antelope to avoid the aisle. This is the most exciting moment for tourists. They wake up in a sleepy car dream and stand up to see the rare wild animals in these modern cities. Here, as soon as you look up, you can see the eagle-winged geese flying low in the sky; when you open the roadside in the morning, your room will be in a hurry and look for food. It will give you a real bear hug! When I entered the Jasper area, the mood of watching the scenery was different from that of Banff. It seemed to smell the game, and the heartbeat was really quick to come up with "it". When the bus arrived at the Jasper Town Hotel to stop the luggage, when I watched the golden leaves of the flame in the middle of the isolation belt, I suddenly felt that there was an animal shadow behind the left deciduous tree. "! At this time, the entire coach only I still copied the telephoto camera, and immediately went through the road to find out, there is a real male deer, there is a deer opposite the hotel, Jasper is wild enough! The next morning, the footsteps involuntarily moved to the old place of yesterday, and there was a deer in the pine forest opposite. It was a group of wild deer! This is the real "close contact"! The female deer yelled at my camera; the time when the oriental dynasty Xia Luqun returned home, I saw the male deer behind the temple, while driving away, there was a deterrent squatting; when I went back to the pine tree, I saw a little deer falling behind the legs. Run, at this time inexplicably thought of the tour guide thousands of photos to see the "bears infested" breath-free self-rescue method, suddenly felt that they are not angry.

The camping of the Canadian National Park must apply for permit on the official website. Its not that you walk into the forest with a tent to see which scenery is good, and one tent can live directly. The camp is divided into front camping camping and backcountry camping. The first-level camp facilities are complete. There are bathrooms and toilets. The remote camps are mostly remote. It may be inconvenient for vehicles to enter and exit. The facilities are simple, but the scenery is definitely better. Select the park you want to go to on the official website. There are many camps in a park. The level is different. I chose the wapiti camp of Jasper, which is fully equipped and has a shower room, close to the town of Jasper. Click to enter the Wapiti selection area, then select site, each site has photos and details. After payment, the official website will send the number of the permit to your mailbox and present it to the staff at the entrance of the camp. If you need a bonfire, you need to pay the fire permit fee here. Rising can only use the firewood provided by the camp. People should not leave the campfire and turn off before 23 o'clock.