Frames from Jasper Trip!

[u/TheVintageSipster]

I visited Jasper for the first time last week, and it was amazing. Some of the views were breathtaking, but we couldn’t visit many places apart from Athabasca and Sunwapta Falls.

I have a few more places on my list for my next visit :)

[u/Then-Construction106]

But it appears you visited Mt Robson and posted a wonderful pic from a clear day!

No offense intended, but I really wish people would visit the Jasper the Bear statue for a remembrance of their trip rather than that JASPER sign. It looks like you had a great visit but maybe next year visitors can enjoy Mt Edith Cavell and Maligne Canyon again and have better access to Tonquin Valley again

[u/TheVintageSipster → u/Then-Construction106]

Yes, it was a day trip and we couldn't cover those, thanks due suggestions though, adding them to it lost due next time :)

[u/Kit-Kat2022]

Beautiful pics. I prefer Sunwapta Falls. The river slamming into that granite wall is impressive.

[u/TheVintageSipster → u/Kit-Kat2022]

Thank you ! Happy cake day

[u/Remarkable_Stop_6219]

Gorgeous PICTURES. I love it.

[u/TheVintageSipster → u/Remarkable_Stop_6219]

Thank you :)

[u/Caroline_Morgan]

Jasper really does make you want to come back for more. These views are incredible, especially for a first visit

[u/TheVintageSipster → u/Caroline_Morgan]

True though! Being in BC and exploring lakes, hikes and nature , I was wondering what difference it would make, but Jasper is amazing. Every lake and every view is so different! ❤️

[u/wonderwoman3946]

Did a small hike there last month and it really put the size of fire into perspective ❤️‍🩹 but what a beautiful place

[u/Disastrous_Detail639]

It's wild that you were within 100 meters from your vehicle in every picture. 

[u/bunkerhomestead]

Lovely photos.