Thousands of tourists make their way through Jasper National Park every year, a lot of the time for wildlife viewing. Each of them hopes to have a once in a lifetime opportunity to view some of Canada’s most precious wildlife species. The park is the home to many large mammals including elk, deer, moose, caribou, black bear, grizzly bear and wolves. Although many of these animals can even be viewed on the sides of the roads and elk, often in the town or nearby outskirts, tourists must remember these are wild animals. Each of us who visits the park will drive through the amazing views of the Icefield parkways or the calming natural environment as you drive to Maligne lake, but we hope to educate on some unwritten wildlife viewing etiquette to keep the animals and tourists both safe. (more…)
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4.0
We came in March so there was still snow on the ground. The campsite owners skid steer was broken down for a few days so it was a little fun getting into our stop but we did. Once the skid steer was up they cleared all around us. If your coming in the snow melt season make sure you hav […]
4.0
Came in March and still some ice and snow. We choose a pull through because they are fully cleared. Park is decent, they seem to have some year round RVers. They offer propane, water, power and sewer at all the RV locations. This time of year the water is shut off but they come and fi […]
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5.0
This is probably the best area to see scenic views and certainly to see wildlife. Every time I have driven this road I have seen animals. Very highly recommended.
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