Tweet Our guides Jerry Jober, Roy Richards and Tom Peterson visited the “Tie Camp” up the Whirlpool River, beyond Moab Lake. Moab Lake itself is not easy to find. South of Mount Edith Cavell, the lake is a five mile drive in from the Old Banff Jasper Highway, 93A. From the parking lot at the […]

Tweet Arvin (Smokey) Hilworth has known Jasper and Jasper National Park for most of this century. Smokey was a locomotive engineer for Canadian National Railways until he retired in 1990. Since then he has wandered the hills of the park taking pictures of our wildlife. Here is a sampling of his Bighorn Sheep shots. Smokey […]

Tweet Jerry Jober has given us three shots of a recent ride he took on the incredibly beautiful Maligne Lake. In keeping with the pristine nature of Jasper National Park, the only gas powered boats allowed on the lake are those of the Warden’s Service and Maligne Tours. To fish for Maligne Lake Rainbow and […]

Tweet Chris Kupidy works as a clerk in the transportation office of Canadian National Railways. He seems to use his job as a way to support his very active love of Jasper National Park. As an amateur photographer he drags his camera around wherever and whenever. We’re glad he does. Not a hardcore mountain climber, […]

Tweet Sasha The Wonder Puppy was the family pet who just loved the many options for dog walks in her Jasper National Park. Chris Garnham could be counted on to take advantage of her enthusiasm as a break from his chores. On this fall afternoon Sasha and Chris took one of their favourite walks, a […]

Tweet Jerry Jober and friends mountain bike to the top of Signal Mountain. Jerry and his friends Ray Knight and Dwayne Shapansky chose a fine August day to ride the old fire watch road to the top of Signal Mountain. This now unused road starts from the parking lot near the lookout over Maligne Canyon. […]

Tweet Jerry Jober takes us to some of the views along Maligne Canyon. Your walk will start at the Maligne Canyon Tea House and follow the canyon downstream. You will cross the first and second bridges certainly, but you should continue on to the third and fourth as well. The more athletic will want to […]

Tweet Paula Beauchamp, Head Guide of Walks & Talks and her assistant Buck are not just fair weather explorers of Jasper National Park. Ask any local and they will tell you that autumn is the best kept secret about hiking the Canadian Rockies. The ever patient Buck waits for Paula to take yet another picture. […]

Tweet Paula Beauchamp, Head Guide of Walks & Talks and her assistant Buck are asked most often to hike the high alpine meadow of Mount Edith Cavell. That is not the only place they frequent though. A little further south of Mount Edith Cavell is a series of four “hanging” lakes named the Geraldine Lakes. […]

Tweet Paula Beauchamp, Head Guide of Walks & Talks and her assistant Buck spend much of their summers in the high alpine meadow of Mount Edith Cavell. This lush open plateau tilts slightly to give you an unparalleled view of Angel Glacier. This is high country of wild flowers of untold colours. Angel Glacier on […]