Visitor Guide 2013 - Jasper

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Winter Wonderland Jasper – it’s pretty wild out here. There’s never been a better time to catch a ride on the Rocky Mountain slopes of Jasper National Park. Over 11,000 square kilometres of mountain wilderness awaits the adventurous soul who dares to do it all. Jasper is what we call a full-body experience: rubbing elbows with majestic wildlife in the park, or the fun human version of wildlife in town; allowing your jaw to drop over our pristine icefields and glaciers; and letting your hair dance in the crisp alpine wind as you traverse the glistening peaks of Marmot Basin Ski Area. Untamed excitement is yours for the taking as we welcome you to plug into the power of Jasper powder in all its breathless beauty. But the winter fun doesn’t stop at 2,600 vertical metres of skiable terrain, claiming the highest base elevation of all Canadian ski areas. Ice-skating on frozen Lake Mildred may be your speed, or you might want to make your list of must-sees: Athabasca Falls’ dazzling sheets of ice suspended from jagged rock, Mother Nature’s sculptures crafted from the Sunwapta River or the spectacular Maligne Canyon Ice Walk, with its limestone walls and icefalls towering overhead a 50 metre plunge. Heaven is just a helicopter ride away, didn’t you know? Heli-snowshoeing will make you the modern explorer by air and snow, taking in majestic trails that lead to the historic Hargreaves alpine cabin to warm the tootsies and sip hot cocoa. And don’t forget to say “mush”! to the Moonshiners of Whiskey Creek – they’ll take you on a dogsledding expedition complete with a hearty campfire that includes hot apple cider and plenty of panting companions. Wander into the town of Jasper to meet our eclectic mix of locals who’ll be happy to share their historical tall tales and their not-so-best-kept secrets of all the unforgettable international cuisine, lively night haunts, quirky shops, quaint inns, luxurious lodges and endless opportunities for adrenaline junkies. 42 Jasper.travel
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