Did you ever think about spending your Canadian Rockies vacation inside your own igloo?
You can during the cold winters. Read more on Build your own igloo in the Canadian Rockies…
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Jasper in the winter is a magical place covered in snow and ice. Few tourists are visiting and the bears are hibernating. And the winter outdoor enthusiasts are engaged in Jasper adventures. Jasper by snowshoe: What could be a more classic way to explore the park? Today, outfitters offer snowshoe tours of Jasper National Park. Imagine being in the same areas that 19th century fur traders and explorers. To see pictures, look no further than the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum’s historic outdoors photos (here) and be sure to visit the museum which is open Thursday to Sunday, 10-5 during winter. As winter arrives and snow starts to accumulate, hikers, skiers and snowshoers always need to be aware of the potential for avalanches in Jasper National Park. Luckily, Parks Canada provides a means to stay up-to-date on current conditions and the Canadian Avalanche Centre provides free online training. Read more on What You Need to Know About Avalanches in Jasper National Park… |
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