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National Parks and Icefields are all part of what is known as the Rockies region. Not just scenery and wildlife, golf courses in the summer and ski fields in the winter, will leave you with lasting memories.

Jasper provides a peaceful quaint village setting. Explore the outdoors with an abundance of wildlife close to the town and hiking trails through Jasper National Park. From Jasper travel through the Icefields Parkway that stretches to Banff past a chain of massive glaciers and waterfalls.

Lake Louise is the most photographed spot in the Rockies. Hire a canoe in summer months and spend a few hours on the lake or take a walk along the lake’s northern shores to fully appreciate this “Jewel of the Rockies”. Then to Banff, one of Canada’s top alpine resort towns, with award winning restaurants, unique shops, hot mineral springs as well an abundance of scenic wonders all within an alpine village setting. 

 

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The Rockies Region Fast Facts
• Jasper National Park is the largest National Park in Canada.
• Population of Jasper is approx 5,000 permanent residents. There is a “Right to Reside” law which limits growth and development within a National Park.
• Lake Louise’s vibrant colour is due to fine particles suspended in the glacier waters.
• Lake Louise is the third name given to the lake. The “Lake of Little Fishes” (HO-RUNNUM-NAY in Stoney) was the first name given by the First Nations people.
• Banff National Park was the first NP in Canada & is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Banff township sits at an elevation of 1,383m making it the highest in Canada.

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