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Jasper Bodies of Water
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Bodies of Water in Jasper, Alberta.
Maligne Lake More Info
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Maligne Lake offers one of the largest attractions in Jasper National Park. Visitors can choose from scenic cruises to world-famous Spirit Island, guided trout fishing, hiking, canoe renting and shopping. Address: 48 km (30 mi) SE of townsite, take Hwy. 16 - P.O. Box 280 Jasper, Alberta, Canada T0E 1E0 | Jasper, AB | T0E 1E0 [ Map ] Tel: 1 780 852-3370
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Jasper Lake + My Favorites
Because Highway 16 follows Jasper Lake’s shoreline, this lake is easily accessible and provides for a scenic drive. The lake is fed by floodwaters of the Athabasca River, which causes Jasper Lake’s water levels to significantly rise and fall throughout the year. Address: Off Highway 16 north of Jasper townsite, AB
Mistaya Lake + My Favorites
Mistaya Lake, located near Peyto Lake and about 72 km (45 mi) from the town of Lake Louise, is a small clear lake set among the Rockies. Address: . | Lake Louise, AB
Talbot Lake + My Favorites
Separated by a series of dunes Talbot Lake neighbors Jasper Lake and is visible from Highway 16. The waters are shallow and clear, making it an ideal location for pike fishing. Address: Off Highway 16, north of Jasper, AB
Moab Lake + My Favorites
Located just off Highway 93A and south of Jasper is Moab Lake. This lake area is a popular spot for cross-country skiing. Address: 20 km south of Jasper | AB, CA
Pyramid Lake + My Favorites
Take a winding road to see this scenic glacial lake and to view the 2,733-m-high Pyramid Mountain. Visitors may enjoy fishing, picnicking, boat rentals, horseback riding and hiking. The lake is located 8 km (5 mi) northwest of Jasper townsite. Address: | Jasper, AB Tel: 1 780 852-3562
Lakes Annette, Edith and Beauvert + My Favorites
Known as kettle lakes, these three were first formed at the end of the ice age and feature blue-green waters. Fed by springs, this easily accessible attraction offers picnic areas and interpretive trails. Lake Annette and Lake Edith also offer sandy beaches, making it a popular spot for wading during warm summer months. Address: 5 km (3 mi) northeast of Jasper , AB [ Map ]
Mildred Lake + My Favorites
Mildred Lake is a popular spot for outdoor winter skating. The lake has several ovals that are cleared as well as lighting for nighttime skating. The lake is minutes from the town of Jasper, just across the Athabasca River. Address: Off Lodge Road | Jasper, AB [ Map ]
Athabasca River + My Favorites
Originating in the Columbia Icefield, the Athabasca River is the longest river in Alberta, stretching 1538 km (955.7 mi). The Athabasca crosses through areas of the Rocky Mountains, Interior Plains and Canadian Shield. A historic river, it was used for transportation of people and goods during the fur trade and gold rush. Address: . | Athabasca, AB
Patricia Lake + My Favorites
Other than being a scenic and peaceful lake, Patricia Lake offers the opportunity for cold-water divers to explore the remains of Operation Habbakuk, a military experiment from World War II. The experiment’s purpose was to try to find a way to create an “ice ship” out of wood plankings and ice. Although they succeeded in building a prototype, it was never used and eventually melted, carrying with it refrigeration units which now sit at the bottom of the lake. Address: Off Pyramid Lake Road | Jasper , AB
Sunwapta River + My Favorites
A major tributary of the Athabasca River, running from the Columbia Icefield through Jasper National Park and joining Athabasca River near Sunwapta Falls. Address: | Jasper, AB
Medicine Lake + My Favorites
The water level in this lake fluctuates due to an underground drainage system. In summer the lake level rises and in fall the lake empties. Interpretive signs are located on site. The lake can be found 29 km (11.8 mi) east of Jasper along Highway 16. Address: Hwy 16 | Jasper, AB
Beauty Creek and Stanley Falls + My Favorites
Beauty Creek and Stanley Falls are a popular area for viewing woodland caribou and other wildlife. The main falls are accessible by a trail that runs along forestland and that is dotted by numerous smaller waterfalls. Address: 86 km south of Jasper along Highway 93 | Jasper, AB
Geraldine Lakes + My Favorites
The Geraldine Lakes are a series of four small lakes only accessible through a demanding hiking trail. While challenging, the route to the lakes passes several waterfalls and wild valleys. The second lake is also equipped with a small campground and several picnic tables. The hiking trail, as marked by the map, begins at a parking lot at the end of the Geraldine Fire Road, approximately 31 km (19 mi) south of Jasper. Address: Geraldine Fire Road | Jasper, AB
Cavell Pond + My Favorites
Found at the base of Angel Glacier is Cavell Pond, a cold-water lake that is fed by the glacier. Icebergs as big as houses can usually be seen floating in this small lake. Address: 29 km (11.8) S of Jasper on Hwy. 93, AB
Lac Beauvert + My Favorites
Located just outside of the town of Jasper is the beautiful Lac Beauvert, which serves as the backdrop for the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Visitors can enjoy mutiple views of the water by exploring the trail that weaves around the lake. Address: | Jasper, AB
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