| The Icefield Parkway (Highway 93) from the Jasper townsite to Lake Louise, is named for the tremendous glaciers that flank the west side of the 143 mile route. The spectacular drive - one of the most scenic in north America - parallels the Great Continental Divide and goes up and down and around the mountains between Banff and Jasper National Park. The two RV Gypsies traveled and photographed mountains, lakes, glaciers and more from Jasper through Banff. |
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The two RV Gypsies are not
sure of the name of this first mountain and river, but it was a great
view from their lunch site as they drove on The Icefield Parkway. |
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Below: Brussels
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Below:
The scenery directly across the street from Brussels Peak |
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Below: Mt. Christie |
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Below: Mt. Edith
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| Mt. Edith Cavell was named for the selfless English nurse of the First World War. This 3,363-metre mountain is one of the most beautiful mountains to be found anywhere in Western Canada. It is located 18 miles south of Jasper. | |
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Below: Mount
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Below: Mt. Hardisty |
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Below: Mt. Kitchener
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Below: Pyramid
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Continue on in order of
travel to Jasper Tramway
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