Category: Jasper Articles

Camping Tips for Jasper National Park
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Camping Tips for Jasper National Park

Posted on Jul 31, 2009 in Jasper Articles

Camping in Jasper National Park
By Michele Kadison
Staff Writer
Rockies.com
JASPER, Alberta (Rockies.com) – Jasper National Park’s camping grounds are spacious and clean, and
present the perfect opportunity to immerse oneself in Jasper’s
world-renowned Canadian wilderness.
10 Tips for Camping in Jasper National Park
1. Parks Canada operates all ten campgrounds in Jasper National Park.
2. During peak season, 1,772 camping sites are [...]

Children's Activities in Jasper National Park
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Children’s Activities in Jasper National Park

Posted on Jul 31, 2009 in Jasper Articles

Detailed information on kid-friendly adventures, maps and hiking trail guides in Jasper National Park.

Jasper: Transportation and Other Tips
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Jasper: Transportation and Other Tips

Posted on Jul 31, 2009 in Jasper Articles

Jasper Recommendations
By Stephen Nelson
Staff Editor
Rockies.com
JASPER, Alberta (Rockies.com) – Jasper National Park offers some of the world’s most beautiful scenery.
Summer activities in Jasper run from the beginning of May till the middle of October, depending on the weather in the Canadian Rockies, El Nino and global warming.
How to get there
Jasper half-day train rides run year-round, three [...]

Discover Jasper National Park's Beauties and Beasts
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Discover Jasper National Park’s Beauties and Beasts

Posted on Jul 24, 2009 in Jasper Articles

Wildlife in Jasper National Park

By Nicholas J Parkinson
Staff Writer
Rockies.com
JASPER, Alberta (Rockies.com) – Everyday in the Canadian Rockies tourists from all over the world discover big game wildlife they have never seen before. In Jasper National Park alone, it is possible to see big horn sheep, caribou, elk and the elusive grizzly bear all in the [...]

Jasper's Whitewater Cools Down the Canadian Rockies
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Jasper’s Whitewater Cools Down the Canadian Rockies

Posted on Jul 22, 2009 in Jasper Articles, Jasper Features

When trekking and sightseeing in Jasper National Park have reached their end, reach for a paddle. When your feet have accumulated enough blisters for the next year, strap on a lifejacket and jump into a rubber raft. There are few better ways to enjoy nature’s beauty in the Canadian Rockies than whitewater rafting.

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