This place get real busy in the summer, specially on the weekends. It is a starting place for many trailheads. It is also the take out spot for rafters.

Medicine Lake named “disappearing lake”. When it is summer time, the lake fills from drainage from Maligne river, in the fall, the lake starts to drain through the karst system.

Maligne Lake is a must see and the most photographed area. You probably have seen Spirit Island all over the world.

Lake Edith is quite a shallow glacial feed lake. For most days, you will be able to see the bottom of this lake.

Looking for some place to hangout or walk? Lac Beauvert is located next to Jasper Park Lodge.

Point of interest, this roadside attraction is in the top 5 must see waterfall in Jasper National Park.

This waterfall is not to be missed. You should put this on your bucket list. If you are thinking camping, this is the spot to pitch your tent.

This road is mostly used for the Snaring campsite and the Snaring Camping overflow.In the winter, the sloughs gets used if the ice is right, skating is a big hit.

Only open when the Miette road is. Summer access.

A day use area for swimming, bbq’s, picnics, hiking, biking or just throw frisbee or ball around.

Valley of Five lakes photos updated 2021. A popular trail for visitors and locals of Jasper National Park.

Top 5 bucket list in Jasper. Must see attraction while visiting Jasper National Park. Maligne Canyon is part of the largest karst system in the Canadian Rockies.

Long weekend in Jasper. The campgrounds were busy, some even full. Lots of activities going about.

Fairly steep elevation gain to the top terminal of the Jasper Tramway. This route is recommended after the snow has disappeared. If you ever hiked in iso thermal snow, you will know what I am talking about.

This lake often gets busy when the temperature rises. Great place for a picnic and a dip in the deep waters.

Any time of year to watch out for wildlife on the roads. Slow down and enjoy the scenery! Pull over to let other traffic by.

Soggy Dog Lake – A short walk from Maligne lake road, a tiny gravel pull off for one or two cars.