A little of Jasper National Park It seems Jasper National Park is often regarded as either a place on the way to Alaska or Banff National Park's younger step-sister. However, this wonderful Park has more to see and more to do than you can possibly fit into two weeks. Massive icefields, hundreds of glaciers, lush forests of spruce trees, robust populations of elk, bear, mountain goats, enormous crystal clear lakes, and so much more. Here are a few sights we took in while camping at Jasper National Park's Whistlers campground just south of the community of Jasper. Click on a thumbnail to load the full image.

Athabasca Falls, first view	Athabasca Falls from an observation platform	A chute below Athabasca Falls	Athabasca Falls from the far side	Athabasca Falls, another view
Elk grazing	This on is in the velvet	Fred on a horse!	Suzi on a horse!	Ruash Valley
Mary Schaffer Loop (a.k.a. Lake Trail)	Maligne Lake looking east	Little Moose Lake	Frosty Mt. Robson	Mt.. Robson

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