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Group Activities Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge GROUP ACTIVITIES FAIRMONT JASPER PARK LODGE 1 HEALTH ACTIVITIES CLUB AMAZING RACE TEAM Our Amazing Race has teams of 2-4 people racing BUILDING ACTIVITY against each other to find clues and complete challenges around Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Teams will find themselves solving puzzles, searching for trivia answers, competing in physical challenges and finding their way around our scenic property. FAMILY/TEAM BINGO Fun for everyone! Every “Bingo” wins a prize. HISTORY TOUR Walk through history as our knowledgeable guides share the story of Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, over 100 years in the making. KIDS’ PROGRAMS & Half or full day programs available for children or MOVIE NIGHT teenagers that can include scavenger hunts, crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and movies. Programs can also include snacks or meal times. MOVEMENT BREAK Incorporate movement into your daily sessions to help delegates stay alert and energized! NATURE WALK Journey around Lac Beauvert in an easy guided tour of the lake as you learn the history of the peaks, lakes and wildlife surrounding The Lodge. SCAVENGER HUNTS Customized scavenger hunts have teams take photos in specific locations determined by solving puzzles, riddles and more. YOGA & Gentle Morning Flow, Lakeside Vinyasa, Qigong and more. Yoga is a wonderful addition to your day. 2 FITNESS OFFERINGS 2 Fairmont.com/Jasper BOATHOUSE ACTIVITIES VOYAGEUR CANOE The most exclusive way to arrive at Fairmont Jasper ARRIVAL Park Lodge. Our team will meet your group on the far shores of Lac Beauvert where you will board our voyageur canoes for a scenic paddle across the lake to the lodge. Two canoes are available with a capacity of 10 passengers each. Luggage will be transported separately by vehicle and delivered to guest rooms. VOYAGEUR CANOE Enjoy a guided tour of pristine Lac Beauvert in one of TOUR our voyageur canoes. Two canoes are available with a capacity of 10 passengers each. VOYAGEUR CANOE RACES Organized canoe races across Lac Beauvert as a fun competition and another way to enjoy the lake. BOAT & BIKE RENTALS Located on the shore of Lac Beauvert, The Boathouse offers canoes, single and double kayaks, pedal boats, stand up paddle boards, voyageur canoes and bike rentals. BIKE & HIKE TO Follow our guides as you pedal to Old Fort Point and OLD FORT POINT hike to the viewpoint for a spectacular views of Jasper. Be prepared for moderate physical activity for up to two hours over semi-difficult, steep terrain. BOCCE TOURNAMENT Let us handle the set-up of this fun event! Equipment, tournament bracket, music and speaker are included. Prizes not included. Bar add-on recommended. LAWN & PARTY GAMES Classic games for your event that allow guests to play at leisure. Available games include bocce ball, ladder ball, bean bag toss, frisbee, croquet, giant jenga, giant 3 connect 4, giant chess and giant checkers. 3 Fairmont.com/Jasper SPA & SALON ACTIVITIES MAKEUP 101 Your crash course in makeup essentials using our high performance mineral makeup line. This session can be tailored to your group as needed. SKINCARE IN THE Learn how to incorporate the digital trends that are DIGITAL AGE taking over the beauty industry. This session can be tailored to your group as needed. SIX STEPS TO In this interactive session you will learn how to BEAUTIFUL SKIN achieve beautiful skin with skin with six simple steps. This session can be tailored to your group as needed. HAIRSTYLING TIPS Learn styling tips and secrets that can easily be FROM THE PROS incorporated into your daily routine at home. CHAIR MASSAGE We bring the spa to you in your function space, in the lobby for arrival experiences or on-course during your golf tournament. 15 MINUTE Stretching and meditation breaks that can be REJUVENATION BREAKS tailored to your groups needs. Breaks incorporate aromatherapy designed to promote alertness. SPA EXPRESS Short on time? Choose from our 30 minute spa TREATMENTS experiences: Refresher Facial; Head, Neck and Shoulders; Organic Aloe Quench; Turkish Body Scrub; Hands & Feet. SPA AMENITIES, GIFTS Reward your attendees and VIPs with a spa-themed amenity or gift card. Please inquire for details. 4 AND GIFT CARDS 4 Fairmont.com/Jasper GOLF ACTIVITIES FAIRMONT JASPER PARK Designed in 1925, famous Canadian architect Stanley LODGE GOLF CLUB Thompson’s Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Golf Club is one of Canada’s most iconic courses and a must play for any golfer. Blending beautiful landscapes with challenging terrain, elevated tee boxes and holes aligned with the lake and distant mountain vistas, few golf courses can match its rugged majesty. Our team of dedicated golf specialists is on hand to assist in organizing your event, whether it be a round for four, a team building program or a shotgun tournament for 280. TOURNAMENT • Personalized bag tags, cart signs, scorecards, closest to the pin and longest drive markers INCLUSIONS • Positioning of on-course and Clubhouse signage • Complimentary parking • Use of the Golf Club Practice Facilities • Golf Shop discounts for gifts, prizes and souvenirs • Exceptional food and beverage options, including menu packaging RECENT AWARDS #1 Resort Course in Canada SCOREGolf Magazine, past 20 years #2 of the Top 59 Canadian Public Courses SCOREGolf Magazine, 2019 #2 Golf Course in Canada SCOREGolf Magazine, 2018 #1 Most Beautiful Golf Course in Canada SCOREGolf Magazine, 2018 #2 of the Top 100 Golf Courses in Canada 5 Canadian Golf Magazine, 2018 5 Fairmont.com/Jasper CULINARY ACTIVITIES & ART ART PARTY Introduction to water-colour, landscape painting with Artist/Gallery Owner Wendy Wacko. Wendy has been working in the arts for the past 40 years and has had 16 solo shows , at the Scott Gallery in Edmonton and at the Madrona Gallery in Victoria. For twenty seven years she traveled and painted with Group of Seven member, Doris McCarthy, her mentor and friend and shares her lessons with enthusiasm and humour. Weather permitting the class will take place by Lac Beauvert. All materials will be provided and the guests each get a water-colour sketchbook as a gift. COOKING Our Culinary team is ready for any ideas your team DEMONSTRATIONS would like to bring their way. From learning about how we make our house-made pasta in Orso Trattoria to discovering how to make that perfect dish for a special occasion, they’re here to serve. TASTINGS Discover our wide range of tasty beverages from Italian wines to Irish whiskies. Have an idea of your perfect tasting? Let us know! 6 6 Fairmont.com/Jasper DARK SKY ACTIVITIES STARGAZER PACKAGE Join astronomy experts from the Jasper Planetarium at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge for a live virtual tour of local constellations from the centre of the world’s second largest Dark Sky Preserve. This unique experience takes place within a 40 seat heated outdoor dome theatre on the Dark Sky Plateau located adjacent to the lodge. Tour through local aboriginal constellations, see views of the Northern Lights and orbit above Jasper through space. Then join your astronomy expert outside for a private stargazing experience using the most powerful telescope in the Canadian Rockies. ASTRONOMER PACKAGE This experience includes the Stargazer virtual tour and allows you to elevate your group’s astronomy experience with the addition of a campfire near the planetarium and an introduction to astrophotography. SPACE EXPLORER Go for a ‘Big Bang’ and thrill your guests with PACKAGE the Space Explorer Package. This is the ultimate astronomy experience and is guaranteed to leave every guest in awe. This package includes everything in the Astronomer Package, plus some additional perks. See your company’s branding projected on the dome theatre, have the option to place the telescope in an exclusive location (near the Golf Clubhouse or on the shores of Lac Beauvert) and enjoy guaranteed attendance by space author, Jasper’s Dark Sky Preserve co-founder and Jasper Planetarium General Manager, Peter McMahon. Experiences may be adjusted if indoor gathering restrictions 7 have been put in place by the Government of Alberta. 7 Fairmont.com/Jasper EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES HORSE BACK RIDING Jasper Park Stables, based at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, has knowledgeable guides and experienced horses ready to take you on a journey through nature. Riverview Loop | 1 Hour Venture into the forest and emerge along the beautiful Athabasca River. This ride offers refreshing views of mountain landscapes and the tranquil sound of water. This is a great family ride. 6 years of age and up. Cowboy Up | 1.5 Hours For a true Western experience, enjoy the wilderness of Jasper from your saddle. There’s a good chance you’ll see elk or a bear, as you ride along Lake Annette and catch a glimpse of Lakes Edith and Trefoil. This is a great family ride. 6 years of age and up. Happy Trails | 2 Hours Mountain trails at their best. Ride along the mighty Athabasca River, before ascending above the valley and over Canada’s #1 golf course. There is a good chance of a bear sighting on this trail. For “fit” riders with a little bit of previous horse experience. Ages 10 and up. HORSE & CARRIAGE RIDE Three carriages are available to whisk your group away. The smallest carriage (the coach) comfortably seats 4 comfortably. The larger carriage (the limo) seats 6 comfortably. 8 8 Fairmont.com/Jasper WINTER ACTIVITIES CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Explore Canada’s #1 Resort Golf Course by cross country ski and see incredible views of Old Man and Pyramid mountains. A groomed cross country ski trail is set each winter for guests to use. Canada / Ryan Bray FAT TIRE BIKING Enjoy one of Canada’s fastest growing winter sports, Fat Tire Biking. Riding along the marked trail towards by Parks Photo Lake Annette, returning by way of Trefoil Lake, this is a great way to see the different forests and mountains along the way.
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