The road from Banff to Jasper National Park will pass through the Colombian ice sheet. Recently, I can buy tickets online in advance and choose the right time to visit, otherwise I can only wait on the spot.

Jasper National Park's ice sheet belongs to the edge of the Colombian ice sheet, and is also an ancient ice sheet that ordinary people can touch. Fortunately, it is a visit! Seemingly ordinary ice surface, there are many ice cracks, walking at will is very dangerous, there are life accidents, so we are very careful to follow the leader's instructions to take the determined route. The light blue reflection of the ice sheet is beautiful, and the melting snow water forms a stream.

The road is far away, the climate is cold, but it can't stop a heart that wants to go! Humans can survive in that harsh conditions, it is really not easy, and the ice sheet is really magnificent.

The scenery is pleasant, very good choice, I like this place very much!

Come here in midsummer, trance time is reversed, half-sleeved shorts wearing for a few days, you suddenly need down cotton clothes to wrap up. The scenery here can be seen from a distance, but you should ride on an ice sheet car to experience the excitement of climbing, slowly descending and ice sports. This huge object carrying you on a journey is one of the most classic experiences of all scenic spots. The reason why the original car returns and you stay for no more than 15 minutes is to protect the ice sheet and worry about the rising temperature. It is self-conscious. I missed my car and spent nearly an hour on the ice sheet. It was clear afterwards that this meant protecting the natural environment. I felt a little ashamed of BC Province.

The Colombian ice sheet is the oldest ice sheet in the world. The ice sheet here has been for millions of years. You can take a giant ice car and visit the deep ice field. The ice here is light blue, very pure and beautiful. Ice cubes can be taken to drink directly. They are very sweet and refreshing.

Beautiful scenery, pleasant scenery, lingering