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Celestine Lake Road


Riding along the edge.The deep canyon walls of Snake Indian river.Access: Highway 16 East of Jasper approximately 15 kilometers.
Parking: Yes, in designated areas along the road.
Trailhead: Take the Snaring turnoff, then drive pass Snaring Campsite.
Activities: Hiking, Biking, Camping and Historical site.

Wondering where to go for a ride in Jasper? Here is one that not many trek with the bikes. This narrow track road is mainly for cars, but at this time of the year (April), the road is not open for traffic, as there is still snow on the ground. There were only little patches on this day. Biking was perfect for this day.

 

Rain was coming in while over looking the valley.This road has a time system, where only one way traffic is allowed at certain time of the day. The time schedule is posted on the entrance of the road.

Checking out the remains of a old homestead.This road is also the trailhead for the North Boundary Trail, Celestine Lake, Snake Indian Falls. When the road opens, you can drive the whole section that is shown here on this page.

 

 

Bear Tracks, don't forget your bear scare!Overlooking on to Snake Indian River A view of Jasper Lakes

360 DEGREE PANOPIX:


Enjoy this 360 panoramic shot on Celestine Lake Road! Java must be enabled.

April 22, 2001
 by Eddie Wong
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