

It's equally spectacular here in winter, especially if you join a guided tour to explore the frozen falls from the canyon floor.Ĭonsidered one of Jasper's landmark natural attractions, Athabasca Falls is located just off the world-famous Icefields Parkway, on Highway 93A, about 30 minutes south of town. Continue hiking to the sixth bridge, or loop back to the Maligne Canyon Wilderness Kitchen, for a delicious smokehouse BBQ lunch. At the fifth bridge, you'll be rewarded with an epic view of the canyon's waterfall.
#Scale frozen waterfall tours series#
Discover a series of six bridges, each displaying a unique vantage of the rushing water, winding through the narrow gorge below. About 10 minutes from downtown Jasper, the year-round attraction offers visitors many breathtaking viewpoints, hidden along a winding forest trail. The list below puts them in order for a roadtrip from Jasper to Banffīoasting depths of up to 50 metres, Maligne Canyon is the deepest of its kind in Jasper National Park. Four are located on the scenic Icefields Parkway, linking Jasper and Banff, so a Rocky Mountain road trip is the best way to see them. There are countless waterfalls in the Canadian Rockies however, these eight are some of the most wondrous and accessible. Ever-changing, their ebb and flow have helped shape landscapes since time immemorial. Banff and Jasper's waterfalls are such a treasure. There are so many hidden gems to uncover within these national parks, whether you're hiking, biking, or exploring by tour. With dramatic peaks, sparkling glaciers and pristine lakes, boasting almost every blue hue, Banff and Jasper are a gift to the senses. Alberta's Canadian Rockies are wild, rugged and infinitely beautiful.
