RATES & INFORMATION 1959

PA R K LODGE JASPER, ALTA

Showplace of the Rockies

PARK LODGE

NE visit to Jasper Park Lodge will convince you that this is O North America's foremost resort. You will see, first of all, its peerless alpine setting. Here is a community of cabins, set in a mountain valley and surrounded by some of the most impressive peaks in the . Such famed attractions as the , Maligne Lake and are only a few hours' drive away. Rivers and lakes, fed by mountain springs and snows, are everywhere. Here is a natural playground, scarcely touched by the hand of Man.

Man has, however, applied an expert hand in and around the Lodge itself. The cabins' thick cedar logs reflect the rugged characteristics of their mountain environment. Gardeners have captured Nature's colors in floral gardens and landscaped lawns.

Every convenience of urban living is in the Lodge — restful furniture, carpeted floors, delicious meals and matchless service. A barber shop, beauty parlor, newsstand, post office, bank, snack bar, ballroom and recreation room are in the Central Building, the heart of the Lodge.

Outdoor enthusiasts really enjoy Jasper. They may golf on a cham­ pionship, 18-hole course, swim in a heated outdoor pool, boat on a mountain lake, ride horseback over mountain trails, motor to scenic sites or play tennis on any of the Lodge's four courts.

This booklet will be a big help in planning your Jasper vacation. Your nearest Canadian National agent will be a big help too — in arranging your travel details and reservations at the Lodge.

Have a good time on your Jasper holiday!

Mount Edith Cavell, reigning in splendor over the Athabaska Valley. JASPER PARK LODGE OPEN JUNE 12th TO SEPTEMBER 15th, 1959 RATES: AMERICAN PLAN (Including Meals) SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

ROOMS WITHOUT PRIVATE BATH PER DAY Though without private hath, each of these rooms has hot and cold runtime; water: public baths and toilets are Single Double centrally loeated in each cabin. 16-room cabins (single rooms only) Type J $15.50 Single bed 23-room cabin (single rooms, men only) " P 14.50 4-room cabins * " D 16.00 $27.00 Twin beds ROOMS WITH PRIVATE TUB BATH 16-room cabins (single rooms only) " J 18.50 Single bed 10-room cabins—back rooms " E 20.00 33.00 Twin beds 10-room cabin—front rooms " G-l 21.00 35.00 back rooms " G-l 20.00 33.00 " 10-room cabin—front and back rooms " G-2 20.00 33.00 10-room cabins " H 21.00 35.00 4-room cabin—front rooms " C 26.00 40.00 back rooms (single rooms only) " C 25.00 Single bed ROOMS WITH PRIVATE SHOWER BATH 10-room cabins—back rooms " E 20.00 33.00 Twin beds 4-room cabins " M 21.00 35.00 4-room cabins " N 21.00 35.00 " 8-room cabin " R 25.00 39.00 " ROOMS WITH PRIVATE COMBINATION TUB AND SHOWER BATH 4-room cabin " F 26.00 41.00 " " 4-room cabins (Pyramid Mountain View) " L 26.00 41.00 4-room cabins (Eastern View) " L 25.00 39.00 8-room cabin " R 25.00 39.00 " Private sitting rooms in Type L and Type R cabins $8.00 per day If the exclusive use of a 4-room cabin is desired by a party, the minimum charge will not he less than the regular rate for six adults. i CENTRAL BUILDING Bed-Sitting Rooms with private bath—one or two persons $50.00 1 Continental Bed 1 Studio-Type Bed 2-Room Suite—one or two persons 80.00 Twin beds ROOMS WITH CONNECTING BATH TYPE E CABINS— 2 persons in 2 front rooms with connecting tub bath $40.00 ] 3 " 2 " " " " 51.00! Twin Beds 4 " 2 " " " 62.00 j TYPE S CABINS— (Connecting rooms—one room has tub bath and the other has shower hath) 2 persons in 2 rooms $47.00 I 3 2 " 63.00 ! Twin Beds 4 2 " 76.00 I Booms in the type S cabins, as well as front rooms in tvpe E cabins, are sold only en-suite. SUITES AND PRIVATE CABINS AA CABIN One-suite cabins with tub bath—Type A One to four persons (minimum) $105.00 T in ,,s " "n For fifth and sixth persons, each 17.00 One or two persons $ 50.00 Bed equjpment w;u De arranged to suit occupants I hree persons 63.00 Four persons 76.00 POINT CABIN Two-suite cabin, with tub hath—Type B Qne tQ four persons (minimum) $130.00 Bates lor each hall ol cabin p h additiona| person from 5 to g inclusive 20.00 I win Hells „ 1 • -•• 1 One or two persons $ 50.00 Becl equipment will be arranged to suit occupants Three persons 63.00 OUTLOOK CARIN Four persons 76.00 UUILUUK. CAblN One to four persons occupying entire Type B cabin 100.00 One to four persons (minimum) $145.00 l-jvo •• •• " '• " 113.00 For each additional person from 5 to 8 inclusive 20.00 Six " " " " " 126.00 Bed equipment will be arranged to suit occupants Seven " 139.00 Half rate for children under seven years, unless they Eight " 152.00 occupy a separate room (minimum $8.00). RATES FOR THIRD PERSON IN ROOM —— — - — Adults—$10.00 a day in rooms without private bath; $13.00 a day in rooms with private bath. NOTE:—Only a limited number of bedrooms are large enough for a third bed or cot.

RATES FOR SINGLE MEALS Breakfast. $1.75 Luncheon. $2.50 Dinner. $4.50. Afternoon Tea can be obtained in the Snackroom. BUS FARE Between station and Lodge (4',s miles)—50c per person each way. This includes the free transfer of hand baggage; it does not include the transfer of baggage which has been checked on rail transportation, charges for which are given below under "Checked Baggage". CHECKED BAGGAGE (Between station and Lodge) Grips—30c per piece each way; Trunks—50c per piece each way.

4 JASPER PARK LODGE GENERAL INFORMATION TIME—Jasper Park Lodge follows Mountain Standard Time. Distance from Station: 4vi miles. Bus Fare: 50c per person each way.

ALTITUDE—3,470 feet. MONEY ORDERS BAGGAGE—Incoming Baggage Money Orders are sold at the Accountant's Office. In order to avoid delay, baggage should be checked MOTION PICTURES from starting point direct to Jasper Park Lodge. Guests A motion picture entertainment is given in the ballroom tire requested to present their baggage checks to the from 7:45 to 8:45 o'clock every evening, except Lodge Porter immediately on arrival at Jasper Station. Sunday. BAGGAGE—Outgoing Baggage NOVELTY SHOP Guests who wish to check baggage should present rail A complete line of souvenirs, post cards, sun glasses, tickets to the Head Porter two hours before the etc.. can be purchased at the Novelty Shop, operated departure of their trains. Those who have only hand in connection with the CIGAR and NEWSSTAND. baggage to check should secure tags from the Head See also Specialty Shop. Porter PASSENGER REPRESENTATIVE BANKS The Imperial Bank of maintains a branch A Canadian National Railways Passenger Repre­ office in the Central Building. sentative is located at the Railway Ticket Office in the Central Building. He will assist guests in all matters BARBER SHOP, SHOE SHINE PARLOUR, AND pertaining to tickets, train and boat reservations, etc. BEAUTY PARLOUR Located in the Central Building. ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Assignment to rooms cannot always be made until 4:00 CAMERA SUPPLIES p.m. on day of arrival. Rooms must be vacated by 1 :00 Can be obtained at the Camera Shop. p.m. on day of departure. CANADIAN IMMIGRATION REQUIREMENTS ROYAL MAIL SERVICE United States citizens do not require a passport to A Post Office is located in the Central Building and enter Canada, but it would be helpful for them to carry a Daily Royal Mail service is provided to and from some proof of United States citizenship, such as a birth Jasper Park Lodge. Mail should be addressed in care of certificate or Voter's Registration Card. Jasper Park Lodge Post Office, . Guests are re­ CHECK-OUT HOUR quested to leave their forwarding address before Rooms must be vacated by 1.00 p.m. on day of departure. departure. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES CHURCH SERVICES Safety Deposit Boxes for the safe keeping of money Church services for various denominations (Anglican. and valuables are available to guests; apply at the F'ront Roman Catholic, United Church) are held every Sunday Office. We cannot accept responsibility for money in Jasper. or articles not deposited therein. CUSTOMS A Canadian Customs Officer is located at Jasper Park SNACK ROOM Lodge to facilitate the clearing of baggage of visitors Open from 9:30 a.m. to midnight. Soft thinks, sand­ from the United States. wiches and light refreshments. DANCING SPECIALTY SHOP The Lodge orchestra provides dinner and evening An up-to-date Specialty Shop, located in the Central concerts, also dance music from 9 to 12 o'clock every Building, carries a full line of imported woollen goods. night except Sunday. handwoven articles, blankets, china, costume jewellery, ladies' sportswear, and an exclusive line of gentlemen's ELECTRIC CURRENT sportswear, sweaters, socks, ties. etc. See also Novelty A.C. 110-115 volts, 60 cycles, single phase. Outlets Shop. for electric razors are obtainable at Front Office. TELEGRAMS EXPRESS SERVICE Canadian National Telegraphs, connecting with the Canadian National Express, represented at Jasper, Western Union Telegraph Co.. maintains an office at provides express service for shipments to and from the Lodge. A complete, world-wide telegraph and cable all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. service, as well as a telegraphic money order service, FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE is available. From the leading exchanges of the world Available at Camera Shop. come regularly the latest market reports on stocks, LAUNDRY bonds and commodities. One-day service. TELEPHONES LIBRARY Long Distance Telephone connections can be made A Lending Library is operated in connection with the direct from all bedrooms. Specialty Shop. TEMPERATURE MEAL HOURS The average daytime temperature ranges from 65 to 75 Breakfast 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. degrees F. The nights are always cool. Luncheon 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. U.S. FUNDS Snackroom open from 9:30 a.m. to midnight. Are accepted in payment of Hotel Accounts at the MEDICAL SERVICE current rate of exchange. The services of a physician are available at all times, VALET and a graduate nurse is in constant attendance. Ladies" and gentlemen's valet service.

5 DETAILS OF ACTIVITIES IN AND AT JASPER PARK LODGE

Horseback riding, mountain climbing, hiking, motoring, and Buffalo Prairie (ten miles distant), and Hardisty golfing, tennis, boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming. Creek at Athabaska Falls (twenty-one miles away), are dancing, motion pictures and table tennis are among stocked with Rainbow trout. the recreational attractions. Details of all activities are Amethyst Lakes in the Tonquin Valley, abundantly described in the following pages. Further information supplied with Rainbow trout, offer excellent sport. may be obtained at the Motor Transportation Desk or Chalets, boats, and boatmen tire available. Arrange­ from Fred Brewster's Rocky Mountain Camps in the ments for the journey to these lakes and chalets by Central Building, Jasper Park Lodge. automobile, motor boat and saddle-horse, can be made tit Fred Brewster's Rocky Mountain Camps. SWIMMING POOL Fishing tackle may be either purchased or rented With guests of the Lodge the swimming pool ranks as in the town of Jasper. Enquire at Fred Brewster's one of the most popular attractions. Constantly changing Rocky Mountain Camps in the Central Building. crystal-clear glacial water, filtered and heated before LICENCE REQUIRED FOR FISHING entering the pool, adds to the pleasure of a dip and ensures sanitary freshness. In attendance is a competent A licence is required to fish the waters of Jasper swimming instructor, with whom arrangements can be National Park. This may be obtained from front office made to take lessons in swimming and diving. The use cashier at Jasper Park Lodge, or from the Park of the pool is given free to guests of the Lodge, but Wardens. Cost; $2.00 per person for entire season, or a charge of 25p each is made for the rental of bathing $1.00 for one month from date of issue. suits. Dressing rooms are equipped with showers. Anglers must have licences in their possession while fishing. GOLF AUTOMOBILE SIGHTSEEING DRIVES AND OTHER Arrangements for golfing on the Jasper Park Lodge MOTOR SERVICES Golf Course may be made at the Golf Club House, Arrangements can be made at the Motor Transporta­ situated 300 yards from the Central Building. A tion Desk in the Central Building of Jasper Park Lodge Professional of the highest standing as player and for all scheduled and special motor trips. instructor is in attendance. Equipment may be either Jasper Park Lodge owns' and operates its own purchased or rented. transportation system and its automotive equipment FAMILY RATES consists of luxurious passenger automobiles and buses. IVr I'irsl Olliers The chauffeurs, besides being experienced drivers, are Rales for Golf Person Person (Each) well versed in the history and lore of the Park. They Per round or per day $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 thus make thoroughly competent guides, whose knowl­ Per week 30.00 30.00 15.00 edge and experience add much to the journeys along Per month 100.00 100.00 50.00 these historic trails. Per season 150.00 150.00 75.00 Guests holding drive coupons are requested to Visitors to Jasper National Park, who are not registered present them at the Motor Transportation Desk as at lite Lodge, have the privilege of playing over the soon as possible after arrival in order to facilitate their golf course. Green Fees, $5.00 a day per person. trip arrangements. Private touring cars will be operated on any regular CADDIE FEES drive, when cars are available without interrupting or 18 holes $2.50 interfering with regular services. Minimum charge; 5 full bus fares. GOLF WEEK Half fare for children under twelve years on all September 6th to 12th, 1959 motor drives. For special All-inclusive Rates from all points in Canada and the United States, consult your nearest Canadian National Passenger Representative. No passports required by U.S. citi­ zens to enter Canada, but it would TENNIS be helpful to carry some proof of Four hard-surfaced courts are available to guests free United States citizenship, such as of charge. Guests should bring their own racquets. a birth certificate or Voter's Regis­ Tennis balls are sold by the attendant. tration Card. INDOOR GAMES A friendly welcome awaits you Table Tennis in Recreation Room, Central Building. at the Border and throughout the Playing Cards, Checkers, Dominoes, Chess and Dominion. Scrabble games are available upon request. Canadian currency is now on the BOATING free market and its value in terms Canoeing on Lac Beauvert is a favoured pastime. Boats of U.S. dollars may lluctuate from and canoes are available for rent at 50 cents per hour. day to day. Americans, if they so desire, may buy Bank Drafts pay­ FISHING able in Canadian funds, or Canadian Speckled trout fishing waters are found at Maligne currency from their own bankers Lake and , as well as at Medicine Lake in the United States. When ex­ and Beaver Lake, where fighting Eastern Brook trout, changing U.S. dollars at Jasper Park artificially propagated, await the angler. Lodge, such funds will be converted Jacques Lake, situated between the Maligne and Rocky Rivers, offers Dolly Varden trout; Beaver Dam at the current rate of exchange. Creek (four miles from the Lodge), Wabasso Lakes

6 SIGHTSEEING MOTOR DRIVES NOTE:—Starting point of all sightseeing drives—Main Entrance, Jasper Park Lodge. The Station Agent at Jasper will make arrangements for railway patrons, who are not guests of the Lodge, to he taken from the station in Jasper Park Lodge motor equipment on any of the scheduled drives, Nos. I to 8 inclusive. Regular rales will apply. Departure hours and schedules for these drives have been earefully planned to permit visitors to view without haste the scenic wonders of the Park.

No. I : General Drive—Thirty-live miles return. Motors The Swimming Pool and the Steam Baths at Miette leave the Lodge at 9:13 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 'Time, Hot Springs are operated by the National Parks approximately 3 hrs. Bus fare per person, $1.00. Department. This drive embraces a wide variety of valley, lake, The rates are:—Swimming pool—when bathing suit and canyon and mountain scenery and includes a visit to towel are supplied by the Department: adults. 35c: the Fish Hatchery and a side trip to see the bears. The children. 25e\ When bathing suit and towel are supplied route, after following the Athabaska River, skirts Lakes by bather: adults. 25e; children. 15 e\ Steam and Plunge Annette and Edith before gradually ascending the Baths—5()C per person. roadway to Maligne Canyon. From this vantage point the tourist stands in awe before the snow-capped No. 4: Colombia Icefield (Jasper-Banff Highway) — grandeur of lordly mountains and the mighty sweep of One hundred and fifty miles return. Motors leave the the Athabaska Valley, which loses itself in endless vistas Lodge at 8:30 a.m. 'Time, approximately 7 hours. Bus of alpine beauty. Maligne Canyon, a tremendous gorge fare per person, 810.00. Minimum, 3 persons. descending to a depth of 188 feet, and remarkable The drive follows the route of the Mount Edith Cavell for its potholes, is a never-ending source of wonder and Drive to a point beyond the crossing of the Astoria amazement. On the return journey the Athabaska River River, whence it continues along the valley of the is followed to its junction with the Maligne River, Athabaska. From here, the route penetrates through the where a stop is made to view the Government Fish very heart of the Canadian Rockies to the largest and Hatchery; from here the route continues over the most impressive icefield outside the Arctic Circle. With Athabaska River bridge to join the Main Highway to an estimated area of 110 square miles, the average Jasper, where a glimpse is obtained of "the Raven", elevation of this amazing icefield is between 9,000 one of the largest totem poles in existence. Continuing and 10,000 feet, which, because the waters of its along to the foot of Pyramid Mountain and passing melting glaciers travel thousands of miles to three en route Lakes Patricia and Pyramid, the drive again oceans— the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Arctic— runs through Jasper before terminating at the Lodge. has been beautifully named "Mother of Rivers". Unquestionably, this is America's. Greatest Scenic drive. No. 2: Glacier of the Angel (Mount Edith Cavell) — The highest point reached on this drive is 7,000 feet Forty-four miles return. Motors leave the Lodge at above sea level. 9:13 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Time, approximately 3 hours. 1 Luncheon will he served at the Columbia Icefield Chalet: Bus far* per person, ST.00. no additional charge for guests registered at Jasper Offering excellent motoring, this drive by a course of Park Lodge. wide-sweeping switchbacks reaches an altitude of nearly 2,000 feet above the floor of the valley and gives the No. 6: Maligne Canyon—Medicine Lake (auto-motor boat) 10 miles return. Motors leave the Lodge at tourist an ever-changing series of strikingly, beautiful 1:30 p.m. Time, approximately 4'4 hours. Bus fare panoramas. The highway, terminating at the foot of per person, 86.30. the famous glacier, affords an excellent view of this The route is over the road to Maligne Canyon and vast held of living ice. The highest point reached on beyond for fourteen miles to the lower end of Medicine this drive is 6.300 feel above sea level. Light lunches Lake; at this point, passengers are taken on a scenic and refreshments can be obtained at the Tea Room, motor-boat cruise across the lake. A unique feature of near the foot of the Glacier. this lake is that, although thirty feet deep during the summer, it completely disappears through invisible No. 3: Miette Hot Springs and Fiddle River Canyon— outlets in the fall of the year. Eighty miles return. Motors leave the Lodge at 8:43 a.m. Time, approximately 4 hours. Bus fare per person, No. 7: Maligne Canyon—'Twelve miles return. Motors $6.00. leave the Lodge at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Time, approximately 1 $••> hours. Bus fare per person, 82.00. The route, after skirting the shore of Lake Mildred, follows the Athabaska River, which it crosses to join This canyon, into which the Maligne River plunges the Inter-Provincial Highway, whence it extends for through a gorge 188 feet deep, ranks among the most miles down the Athabaska N/alley to Jasper Lake and extraordinary in the Canadian Rockies. The route lies beyond to Punch Bowl Falls. A short stop is made to over a gradually ascending roadway from which the view this unique waterfall and then the trip continues tourist obtains magnificent views of lordly mountains along the rim of the Fiddle River Canyon for another and charming vistas of the Athabaska Valley. The eleven miles before Anally reaching the famous Miette Fish Hatchery on the lower Maligne River beyond Lake Hot Springs. At this point, hot sulphur spring water, Edith is also of interest. varying in temperature from 79 to 128 degrees F., comes boiling out of the mountain side. Motors will No. 8: Punch Bowl Falls—"A Twilight Drive"—Sixtj miles return. Motors leave the Lodge at 7:00 p.m. remain long enough to permit bathing in the pool. The Time, approximated 3 hours. Bus fare per person, highest point on this drive is 4,510 feet above sea level. $3.50. The Miette Hot Springs consist of three main springs, The route, after skirting the shore of Lake Mildred, which issue from the rocks along the banks of Sulphur follows the Athabaska River, which it crosses to join the Creek. The springs, non-volcanic in nature, owe their Inter-Provincial Highway, whence it extends for miles heat to chemical action, caused by surface water coming down the Athabaska Valley to Jasper Lake and beyond in contact with certain minerals in the limestone rock to Punch Bowl Falls and Valley. Affording a very wide formation. The combined flow of the three springs variety of mountain scenery, this trip is highly recom­ reaches a total of approximately 170,000 gallons every mended as an evening drive. Return to the Lodge in 24 hours. ample time for dancing, bridge, etc.

7 SPECIAL MOTOR SERVICES CHURCH BUS To Jasper every Sunday morning. Cost, 50$: per person Medicine Lake—Heaver Lake—Lower Maligne River. return. Provided arrangements are made at the Motor Trans­ portation Desk before 7:00 p.m. the evening prior to Motor ear services are available at all times between departure, anglers who wish to fish these waters can 6:00 a.m. and 12:00 midnight, at the regular tariff leave Jasper Park Lodge at 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., rates. After midnight, a charge of 82.00 will he made and leave the far end of Medicine Lake on the return for each ear movement within the Lodge area; outside the Lodge area, special rates will apply for any ear trip at 3:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. For this service a charge movement between 12:00 midnight and 6:00 a.m. of $6.50 per person (minimum two persons) will be made for transportation to Medicine Lake and return. For motor coach service over the Columbia Icefield Should a party make the trip at any time other than Highway between Jasper and Lake Louise, Banff and the foregoing, an extra charge of $5.00 for one person, Calgary, see page 13. and $2.50 each for two or more persons, will be made. If boats, guides, fishing taekle, etc., are required, THE MALIGNE DISTRICT notice must be given at Fred Brewster's Itoeky Mountain (lamps in the Central Building before 7:00 p.m. the Official Outfitters—Fred Brewster's Rocky Mountain Camps Limited. evening prior to departure. Office—Jasper Park Lodge.

Maligne Lake—Medicine Lake. In advertising the following services the Canadian National Railways and Canadian National Hotels, One day combination motor and launch trip to far end Limited act only in the capacity of agents; therefore, of Maligne Lake, cost $18.50 or $19.95 per person— while highly recommending the outfitters to guests, see page 9 for details of this and other Maligne Lake they do not assume any legal responsibility whatsoever trips. relative to the services provided.

Picnic Parties. There is no more fascinating section of the Canadian Rockies than the Maligne area which lies southeast By arrangement, special buses, when available, will be of Jasper. operated to picnic sites. Cost per person. $1.00 for the round trip; minimum charge, $10.00 per round trip. Maligne Lake itself, the largest glacial lake in the Rockies, a mile above sea level and surrounded by ice- By arrangement, touring cars, if available, can also crowned mountain peaks towering another mile into be engaged for this service at special rates. the sky, is one of the scenic wonders of North America. It is 17 miles long, with 50 miles of shoreline, and Trips to Jasper. although the view from the chalet, at the lower end In addition to the scheduled bus trips to Jasper, cars, near the outlet to the river, is impressive, the full when available, can also be obtained at the following splendor of the lake does not reveal itself until you take rates: the boat trip beyond the Narrows, 1 1 miles out. You will never pack more wonder into three hours. One way—one to three persons, $2.00; each addi­ tional person 50$:. It is a glorious company of peaks that rise straight Round trip—one to three persons. $3.00; each from the water. Most of the mountains in the Queen additional person $1.00. Elizabeth Ranges reach an altitude of more than 10,000 feet—Sampson, Maligne, Warren on the east, Unwin. Time, including shopping, not to exceed one hour Charlton. Llysyfran and Mary Vaux on the west—and for the round trip; extra waiting time will be charged Brazeau, at the far end, tops 1 1,000. for at the rate of $3.00 per hour. As your motor boat pushes out into the lake, more and more beauty and majesty unfold. The mountains A .Shopping Bus to Jasper and return operates daily become more massive, disclosing unexpected bays and (except Sunday) at 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Cost, 50c chasms, waterfalls and icefalls, wide glaciers and snow- per person return. tields of dazzling white. Ridges sharp-edged against the sky, too steep-pitched to hold vegetation, are contrasted Theatre Bus to Jasper every evening, except Sunday- with rolling slopes rich in green forests. Cost. 50c per person return. It is all as fresh and unspoiled as it was in the first days of creation. And yet there is a place here for man. TAXI SERVICE He may feel like tiptoeing in awe, yet he comes here Taxi Service within the Lodge area, e.g., to the Golf to enjoy himself. The mountains of the Maligne district, Course, to the pony barns, or to and from the eahins: the Opal Hills facing the chalet on the east, Bald 25c per person, minimum 50e for the trip: to see Mountain, the meadows and the alplands, are full of the hears: 25c. per persott, minimum 81.00 for each treasure for the trail rider, the climber and the hiker, trip. the botanist and the student of animal life. The big During inclement weather, free motor transportation game hunter—with the camera—is sure of a full bag is provided between the cabins and the Central Building. of mountain sheep, goats, moose, deer and caribou.

8 THE MALIGNE DISTRICT Icont.)

Much of the enjoyment of holidays in the mountains a.m. trip, SI9.95 per person or $15.95 per person if depends on good food and a good bed. At Maligne Lake own transportation is supplied to Medicine Lake. Chalet you get both. When you come indoors, you Guests wishing to stay overnight or longer at Maligne are welcomed by an open fire in the comfortable lounge, Lake Chalet can leave Jasper Park Lodge at 8.00 a.m.. and when you sit down at the table — well, it wouldn't 10.00 a.m., 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. and leave Maligne be true to say that when you go home you'll talk as Lake Chalet at 10.30 a.m., 2.00 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. much about the meals as you do about the lake and the mountains, but almost! Overnight trip. Leave Jasper Park Lodge at 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.. arriving two and one-half hours later. The return WHERE THE FISH REALLY ARE journey leaves Maligne Lake Chalet the next afternoon "The only lake in the world with nothing in it but at 2:00 and 4:00 o'clock, arriving at Jasper Park Lodge trout!" is the way one angler describes Maligne. He two and one-half hours later. Cost of transportation, comes 3,000 miles just to fish for the fighters in these one night's accommodation, four meals and afternoon sparkling mountain waters and everybody agrees with tea at Maligne Lake Chalet, and scenic motor boat trip him that they are "terrifically lively!"' on Maligne Lake: $32.00 per person in canvas houses. Nor is Maligne Lake all. Only a step from the chalet and $34.00 per person in cabins. in the Maligne River, is one of the finest casting pools For those taking this trip and wishing to drive in Canada, all the more attractive because it is clear of their own cars to Medicine Lake, a reduction of $4.00 trees. There is fishing, too, in Lorraine Lake, a mile and per person will he made. a quarter up the Shovel Pass Trail, and in Mona Lake, two miles from the chalet. An additional charge will be made for trips at other Without additional expense, fishermen in these parts than regular times. qualify for membership in the Maligne River Anglers' Club by catching a speckled trout weighing not less than MALIGNE LAKE CHALET a pound. They receive a bronze button. The member who catches the heaviest trout of the season is awarded Operated by the nfliciul outfitters, Fred Brewster's a gold button, emblematic of the Club Championship, Koeky Mountain Lamps Limited. and the runner-up gets a silver button. A regulation Reservations may be made direct or through the fly rod weighing not more than six ounces must he used. Manager of Jasper Park Lodge. Open June 15 to September 15. Arrangements may sometimes be made TRIPS TO MALIGNE LAKE for visits before the season opens. A few years ago, the only way to get into Maligne was The Chalet is situated on Maligne Lake, at the outlet on horseback or hiking. Now the lake is reached to the Maligne River, elevation 5.500 feet. It comprises by motor car on the highway to Medicine Lake, 15 a central building 25' x 40'. containing a living room miles from Jasper Park Lodge. Medicine Lake is crossed with big open fireplace, a dining room with a seating by motor boat, a trip of five miles. Maligne is 12 miles capacity of 30 persons, and a well equipped kitchen. farther on, the road following the tumultuous Maligne Along the front, and on one side, stretches a spacious, River through the forest and across the mountain screened veranda from which visitors get a splendid meadows. Before long, the travellers get their first view of the lake. exciting glimpse of the snow crowns of the Queen Elizabeth Ranges encircling the great lake. Sleeping accommodation at Maligne Lake Chalet is provided in a four-room cabin, individual cabins and One clay trip. Operates twice daily. canvas houses. All accommodation is heated by oil Leave Jasper Park Lodge at 8:00 a.m. and at 10:00 burners and has electric lighting. All beds have inner a.m.. motor to Medicine Lake, take motor boat across spring mattresses. the lake and proceed by automobile to Maligne Lake, The canvas houses have permanent wooden frames arriving two and one-half hours later. The return and floors, and 6 foot walls. The furnishings are similar journey is over the same route, leaving Maligne Lake to those of the four-room cabin and include bureau, Chalet at 2:00 p.m. and at 4:00 p.m. The trip from two chairs, grass rug, bedside mats, washstand and two the Lodge to the upper end of Maligne Lake is 100 comfortable single beds. miles return. A special box luncheon, with thermos of tea or cofTee, is given to guests on the 8:00 a.m. trip Complete shower and toilet facilities are provided in since they are on the boat during the noon hour. A full a separate building. course noon meal is served at the Chalet for those taking the 10:00 a.m. trip. This day trip includes transportation Comfortable beds and appetizing meals guarantee from the Lodge to Maligne Lake, box luncheon or noon the photographer, angler and other visitors an enjoyable meal, scenic motor-boat trip on Maligne Lake and stay. afternoon tea at Maligne Lake Chalet. Cost: 8.00 a.m. Rates at Maligne Lake Chalet: Cabin room. $14 trip SI8.50 per person or SI4.50 per person if own per day. $93 per week. Heated canvas houses. S I 2 per transportation is supplied to Medicine Lake; 10:00 day, $80 per week. American Plan—including meals.

9 THE MALIGNE DISTRICT and TONQUIN VALLEY

RATES IN MALIGNE DISTRICT FOR And for fishermen, looking for the sport of fighting FISHING BOATS, GUIDES, MOTOR BOAT TRIPS, rainbows, it has still more magic. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION, ETC. To get into the Tonquin. you go by automobile Canoes, fishing boats and outboard motors at Maligne more than half way. then on horseback or on foot. and Medicine Lakes, also fishing boats on Beaver, Mona Sixteen miles from Jasper, on the road to Mount and Lorraine Lakes can be hired at the following Edith Cavell, bring you to View Point. The trail in rates: from there, ten miles to the chalet, is along the northern slope of Mount Sorrow, looking across the Astoria Boats with trolling molar on Maligne Lake — Valley to Mount Franchere and forward to Old Horn S2.00 per hour or S 14.00 a day and $2.75 per hour and the radiant Throne. After crossing Verdant Creek, or $19.00 a day: minimum two hours. Boatman to the trail traverses the base of the Throne, crosses the operate boat — $2.00 per hour extra or $14.00 per Astoria, follows this river for two and a half miles ami day. Day terminates at 6:00 p.m. Hourly charges apply then, after a short climb to open country, crosses the for evening fishing. alplands to the Amethyst Lakes. Total distance from For fishing—Fishing boats without motors. Medicine Jasper, 26 miles. and Beaver Lakes—500 per hour (minimum charge $1.50): $3.00 per day. Maligne. Mona and Lorraine Lakes—$3.50 per day. ALL-INCLUSIVE THREE-DAY TRIP TO Arrangements ttttt.st he made at I'red Brewster's TONQUIN VALLEY Rocky Mountain Camps' desk (Central Building) for Operates daily July I to August 31. if snow conditions guides, fishing boats and outboard motors before permit. leaving Jasper Park Lodge. Sufficient notice must be Leave Jasper I'ark Lodge by motor-car and drive given to ensure the services of a competent fishing guide. to View Point at the lower end of Cavell Lake, where Round trip boat fare on Medicine Lake (nine miles guides, saddle-horses and pack-horses are stationed to return), $2.50 per person. Boat leaves Medicine Lake complete the trip. Commencing July 1, snow conditions dock at 9:00 a.m., 1 1:()() a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4:15 p.m. permitting, in-going trips leave Jasper Park Lodge Round trip boat fare on Maligne Lake (34 miles 9:00 a.m. first day and arrive Tonquin Valley Camp at return). $5.50 per person. 4:00 p.m. same day: leave Tonquin Valley Camp 9:00 a.m. on day of departure and arrive Jasper Park Lodge Round trip transportation between Medicine Lake at 4:00 p.m. Luncheon is taken on the trail. Raincoats and Maligne Lake (24 miles return), $5.00 per person. are not provided by the Outfitter. All-inclusive cost The return trip from Medicine Lake to the upper per person for three day round trip (transportation, end of Maligne Lake takes 6V2 hours. meals and accommodation) at Tonquin Valley Camp: $67.00 in cabins, and $63.00 in canvas houses. Children 12 years and under—half fare on Maligne Lake trips. Since every trip involves considerable expense, in­ cluding the handling of horses and the laying in of perishables and other supplies, the outfitter is obliged TONQUIN VALLEY to protect himself against loss by requiring a deposit One of the most outstanding beauty spots in the of $12.00 per person, not refundable in the event of Canadian Rockies is the Tonquin Valley and the cancellation, unless a week's notice is given. splendid range of mountains, the Ramparts, rising along the spinal ridge of the continent from Mount Fraser northward, on the western boundary of Jasper National TONQUIN VALLEY CAMP Park where it adjoins Provincial Park Tonquin Valley Camp, elevation 6,500 feet, situated in British Columbia. on the Amethyst Lakes at the base of the Rampart Range, comprises a central log building containing Tonquin Valley lies verdant, wide and open, high up dining room and kitchen. Comfortable sleeping ac­ on the shoulders of the Divide at an elevation of 6,450 commodation is provided in cabins, and in floored and feet. Its shining waters, the vivid green of its coarse heated canvas houses. Both cabins anil canvas houses grasses, the darker greens of the pines and the brilliance are furnished with two single beds, washstand, mirror, of its wildflowers, contrasting with the stark black oil burning heater, etc. majesty of the sky-piercing peaks, make this beautiful Rates at Tonquin Valley Camp: Cabin Accom­ valley a picture long to be remembered. modation—$14.00 a day, $93.00 per week. Canvas Near the southern end of the valley lies a beautiful House Accommodation—$12.00 a day, $80.00 per sheet of water, three miles long and about a mile wide, week. American Plan—including meals. divided by a rocky promontory into two parts, and Fishing boats can be rented for $2.00 per half day. known as the Amethyst Lakes. The name comes from $3.50 per day. the tint of the water near the shore, probably caused by vegetation. But whatever causes it, the lakes are Saddle Horse Rates: $4.50 per half day and $7.00 sheer enchantment, especially when seen from a height. per day. Guide charges are extra.

10 SADDLE TRIPS • TRAIL TRIPS • GUIDE SERVICE Official Outfitters—Fred Brewster's Reeky Mountain Camps Limited. Office: Jasper Park Lodge

Arrangements can be made at Fred Brewster's Rocky branches off and follows the left bank of Cabin Creek. Mountain Camps in the Central Building. Jasper Park Riding time. 4V4 hours. Lodge, or at any Canadian National Railways office, for all scheduled and special short saddle trips and Saddle Trip No. o: Pyramid I.ak<—Sixteen miles re­ for guide service. turn. This trail leads the rider through Jasper, ascends the hill to the north, crosses Cottonwood Creek Valley Arrangements can also he made for hunting trips and then passes along the ridge above Pyramid Lake. during September and October. Riding time. 5 hours. Every effort depending on trail conditions will be made to maintain scheduled times of departure and arrival. Saddle Trip No. (>: Buffalo Prairie-Wabasso Lake— It is very important that visitors who intend to hike Twenty miles return. An interesting trail winding or ride the trails bring with them suitable clothing, through beautiful scenery. Excellent fishing in the lake including riding or hiking boots, woollen stockings or waters. Riding time. 5 hours. socks, woollen jacket or sweater, heavy breeches, flannel Saddle Trip No. 7: Maligne Lake and Sky Line Trail or mackinaw shirt, raincoat, gloves and hat or cap. 'Trip—For those who enjoy riding at a high altitude, No responsibility will be assumed for the loss on this trip offers a new and exhilarating experience. the trail of valuables or personal equipment. // snow conditions permit, the trip will he operated between July 10t!t and Aliens! fist. GUIDE SERVICE First day—leave Lodge at 8:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m.. The management recommends that no mountain, saddle motor to Medicine Lake, take motor boat across the lake or hiking trip be made without the services of a guide: and proceed by motor car to Maligne Lake Chalet. parties who make trips without one do so at their own Scenic motor boat trip to the upper end of Maligne risk. The cost of a mounted guide is $2.00 per hour. Lake (34 miles return) can be taken during the day. $6.00 per half day and $10.00 per day. One guide is required for a party numbering up to five persons: Second day—leave Maligne Lake Chalet at 9:00 a.m. an extra one, for more than five persons. Guide charges with guide and saddle-horse, cross Maligne River via are pro rata according to the number in the party. the saddle-horse bridge, follow the Shovel Pass Trail The guides are fully qualified, widely experienced over the northeast shoulder of Bald Mountain to the and thoroughly dependable. Evelyn Creek ford and proceed up the long, easy slope to the summit of Little Shovel Pass at timber line. RATES FOR SADDLE-HORSES From the summit of Little Shovel Pass the rider gets a splendid view of the four miles of alpland to be Note: For a horse or guide one day consists of not more traversed before making the last climb to the summit than nine hours and not more than twenty miles. of Big Shovel Pass (8,000 feet). An easy descent across Horses equipped with either Mexican stock-saddle the shale slopes brings the rider to the overnight camp or English riding-saddle: $1.7$ for first hour and $1.50 at Shovel Pass—a distance of 14 miles. for second hour; $4.,50 per half day and $6.50 per day. Mountain trips, $7.00 per day. Special rate of Third day—the route leads upward from Big Shovel $35.00 per week for reserved horses. Pass to the Sky Line of the and for more than two miles maintains an altitude of eight thousand feet. The high altitude and peculiar location of SADDLE TRIPS the trail offers the rider in clear weather a magnificent NOTE: Raincoats are not provided by the Outfitter. view of the mountains in all directions. This is, beyond Saddle Trip No. 1: Sawdust Trail—The trail leads doubt, the most comprehensive panorama obtainable through pine and fir forests, by lake shore and river from a saddle and is comparable to that of the Grand bank, skirts the golf course and ascends to the bench Canyon of Arizona. After a short stop for lunch in the below Signal Mountain offering from its different basin at the rear of Tekarra Peak, the rider continues vantage points ever-changing vistas of the charming around the cast and north base to the top of Signal Athabaska Valley. Riding time, 3 hours. Mountain. The descent from Signal Mountain to the Saddle Trip No. 2: Maligne Canyon—The route is over Lodge is made over the regular Signal Mountain Trail. the back trails away from the motor roads and follows This is a three-day trip, two days on the trail. the Athabaska Trail, traversing the entire length of Cost: transportation between Jasper Park Lodge and Maligne Canyon. Riding time, 3 hours. Maligne Lake, scenic motor boat trip on Maligne Lake, Saddle Trip No. 3: Golf Course and Old Fort Point three meals and one night's accommodation at Maligne (Hudson's Bay Table Top)—"The route skirts the Lake Chalet—$25.25 per person in cabin accommoda­ greater part of the golf course, proceeds up the Buffalo tion and $23.25 per person in canvas houses. In Prairie Trail to the top of the ridge and out on to Old addition, the cost of the saddle horse trail ride portion Fort Point. This trip affords a splendid view of the of the trip is $35.00 per day for the first person, and Athabaska Valley and mountains on both sides of the $15.00 per day for each additional person. In other upper river. Distance, 7 miles return. Time, 2 hours. terms, the cost for one person would be $95.25 in cabin accommodation at Maligne Lake Chalet and $93.25 Saddle Trip No. 4: Caledonia Lake—Fourteen miles in canvas houses. return. A small hike lying on a rocky bench above the Miette River, Caledonia Lake is reached by following This trip can be taken in reverse, viz. from Jasper the Miette road to Cabin Creek Bridge. Here the trail Park Lodge over the Sky Line to Maligne Lake Chalet.

11 ALL EXPENSE TOURS

All-Expense Tours, covering stays of one to four days TOUR No. 14. Four day visit—Covers American Plan at Jasper Park Lodge, have been so planned that accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General purchasers may cover the most ground in the least Drive, the 44-mile motor drive to Mount Edith Cavell, possible time and at the least expense. They include 80-mile drive to Miette Hot Springs, the famous a selection of the most popular sightseeing motor Columbia Icefield Drive, as well as bus transfer between drives (for complete description see page 7), but the station and the Lodge. Open time for golf, tennis, (In not include rail transportation to and from Jasper, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per person: or motor coaeh fares between Jasper and Columbia without private bath, single $87.00, double $77.00; Icefield, Lake Louise, Banff and Calgary. with private bath, single $99.00, double $91.00. The costs of All-Expense Tours are based on the minimum rates for hotel room and meals. If superior TOURS No. 31-34 INCLUSIVE type of accommodation is desired, give full particulars to your nearest Canadian National Railways' Repre­ For the benefit of guests arriving Jasper Park sentative, who will obtain quotation and reservation Lodge by transcontinental trains from points East from the Manager of Jasper Park Lodge. and West of Jasper and departing by motor bus to Lake Louise, Banff, Calgary, etc. Costs are based on the arrival and departure times of Main Line Trains 3 and 4. If purchasers travel on the Super-Continental (Trains I and 2) or use Prince Rupert TOUR No. 31. One day visit—Covers American Plan Gateway, an adjustment in the cost of the tour will be accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the "Twilight Drive" to Punch Bowl Falls, as well as transfer from made by adding the charges for additional services the station to Lodge. It also permits open time for golf, not covered in these tours, or by subtracting the charges tennis, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per for services not to be taken. person: without private bath, single $17.25, double All-Expense Tours are arranged for those arriving at, $14.75; with private bath, single $20.25, double $18.25. and departing from, Jasper Park Lodge as follows: Tours Arriving l>> Departing l>> TOUR No. 32. Two day visit—Covers American Plan II to 14 Transcontinental trains Trains #3 or 4. #3 or 4. accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General 31 to 34 Transcontinental trains Motor coach to Lake Drive, Mount Edith Cavell Drive, "Twilight Drive" to #3 or 4. Louise. Banff, etc. Punch Bowl Falls, as well as bus transfer from the 41 to 44 Motor coach from Lake Trains #3 or 4. station to Lodge. It also permits open time for golf, Louise, Banff, etc. tennis, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per person: without private bath, single $40.75, double TOURS No. 11-14 INCLUSIVE $35.75; with private bath, single $46.75, double $42.75. For the benefit of guests arriving Jasper Park Lodge by transcontinental trains from points East TOUR No- 33. Three day visit—Covers American Plan and West of Jasper and departing by trains to accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General points East and West of Jasper. Drive, Mount Edith Cavell Drive, Miette Hot Springs Drive, as well as bus transfer from the station to TOUR No. 11. One day visit—Covers American Plan Lodge, with open time for golf, tennis, swimming, accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the 44-milc horse-back riding or motoring. Cost per person: without motor drive to Mount Edith Cavell, as well as bus private bath, single $58.75, double $51.25; with private transfer between the station and the Lodge. Open time bath, single $67.75. double $61.75. for golf, tennis, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per person: without private bath, single $20.50, double TOUR No. 34. Four day visit—Covers American Plan $18.00; with private bath, single $23.50, double $21.50. accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General TOUR No. 12. Two day visit—Covers American Plan Drive, Mount Edith Cavell Drive, Miette Hot Springs accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, 80-mile drive Drive, as well as bus transfer from the station to to Miette Hot Springs, the General Drive, the 44-mile Lodge, with additional open time for golf, tennis, motor drive to Mount Edith Cavell, as well as bus boating, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per transfer between the station and Lodge. Open time for person: without private bath, single $74.25, double golf, tennis, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per $64.25; with private bath, single $86.25, double $78.25. person: without private bath, single $46.00, double $41.00: with private bath, single $52.00, double $48.00. TOURS No. 41-44 INCLUSIVE

TOUR No. 13. Three day visit—Covers American Plan For the benefit of guests arriving Jasper Park accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, 80-mile drive to Lodge by motor bus from Lake Louise, Banff or Miette Hot Springs, the famous Columbia Icefield Calgary and departing by trains for points East Drive, the General Drive, as well as bus transfer and West of Jasper. between the station and the Lodge. Open time for golf, tennis, horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per TOUR No. 41. One day visit—Covers American Plan person: without private bath, single $67.50. double accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the Mount Edith $60.00; with private bath, single $76.50, double $70.50. Cavell Drive, as well as bus transfer from the Lodge

12 ALL-EXPENSE TOURS (cont.) to station. It also permits open time for golf, tennis, Drive, Mount Edith Cavell Drive and Miette Hot horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per person: Springs Drive, as well as bus transfer from Lodge to without private bath, single $20.00, double $17.50; station, with open time for golf, tennis, swimming, with private bath, single $23.00, double $21.00. horse-back riding, etc. Cost per person: without private bath, single $61.00, double $53.50; with private bath, TOUR No. 42. Two day visit—Covers American Plan single $70.00. double $64.00. accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General Drive. Mount Edith Cavell Drive and the Miette Hot TOUR No. 44. Four day visit—Covers American Plan Springs Drive, as well as bus transfer from Lodge to accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General station. It also permits open time for golf, tennis, Drive, Mount Edith Cavell Drive and Miette Hot horse-back riding, swimming, etc. Cost per person; Springs Drive, as well as bus transfer from Lodge to without private bath, single $45.50, double $40.50; station, with additional open time for golf, tennis, with private bath, single $51.50, double $47.50. swimming, horse-back riding, etc. Cost per person: TOUR No. 43. Three day visit—Covers American Plan without private bath, single $76.50, double $66.50: accommodation at Jasper Park Lodge, the General with private bath, single $88.50, double $80.50.

MOTOR BUS SERVICE

OVER THE COLUMBIA ICEFIELD HIGHWAY BETWEEN JASPER AND LAKE LOUISE, BANFF AND CALGARY Roomy, modern, sightseeing buses, operated by Jasper Park Lodge, leave the Lodge daily from approximately June 15th to September 15th, for the Columbia Icefield, where connection is made with services to Lake Louise, Banff and Calgary.

SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Between Jasper Park Lodge and Columbia Icefield Between Columbia Icefield and Lake Louise,

OPERATED BY JASPER PARK LODGE MOTOR Banff and Calgary TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT BREWSTER-ROCKY MOUNTAIN GRAY LINE, LIMITED Buses will call at Jasper Station to pick up passengers Bead Down Road I l> who arc not guests at the Lodge. 2:30 p.m. lv. Columbia Icefield Ar. 12:00 noon 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Ar. Lake Louise Lv. 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Baad Doxn lt,.„l I',, 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Lv. Lake Louise Ar. 8:15 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Lv. Jasper Park Lodge Ar. 5:45 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Ar. Banff Lv. 7:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Lv. Jasper Ar. 5:30 p.m. 12:00 noon Ar. Columbia Icefield Lv. 2:30 p.m. WESTERN CANADIAN GREYHOUND, LIMITED Between Columbia Icefield. Lake Louise and Banff, the 8:30 p.m. Lv. Banff Ar. 5:30 p.m. service is provided by Brewster-Rocky Mountain Gray 11:00 p.m. Ar. Calgary Lv. 3:00 p.m. Line, Limited. Between Banff and Calgary, die service For additional services between Columbia Icefield is provided by Western Canadian Greyhound, Limited. and Calgary, see folder issued by BREWSTER- Schedules are as follows ROCKY MOUNTAIN GRAY LINE, LIMITED.

FARES Private (far Between Bus 1 -.) Passengers 6 Passengers Jasper Park Lodge or Jasper and Columbia Icefield One way $ 6.25 $ 31.25 $ 37.50 " Round trip 10.00 50.00 60.00 Lake Louise Oneway 13.50 67.50 81.00 " Round trip 22.50 112.50 135.00 Banff One way 18.00 90.00 108.00 " Round trip 29.00 145.00 174.00 Calgary Oneway 20.95 130.00 158.00 " Round trip 34.35 195.00 234.00 Children under 12 years, half fare. The above fares do not inelude meals at any point enroute.

Baggage Transfer via Motor Services—The foregoing fares include the free transfer of a reasonable quantity of hand baggage; they do not include the transfer of trunks or other heavy baggage, charges for which (between Jasper Park Lodge or Jasper and the following points) are: Columbia Icefield—$1.25 per piece each way; Lake Louise—$3.00 per piece each way; Banff'—$4.00 per piece each way.

13 ACCOMMODATIONS IN JASPER NATIONAL PARK

ALPINE VILLAGE. One mile from Jasper on the Jasper- two persons. Individual log and tent cabins. All ac­ Banff Highway. Accommodation 24 cabins. Open May commodation is gas heated and equipped with electricity. I to Oct. 15. Rates $8.00 and up for 2 persons. Boats and motors for rent. Fishing parties a specialty. Write Box 280, or phone Jasper 3370 for detailed ANDREW MOTOR LODGE, Jasper. Rates: $12.00 information and reservations. per day and up, European Plan. All bedrooms with bath. Open throughout the year. MIETTE HOT SPRINGS BUNGALOWS. At Miette Hot Springs—Open May 20th to September 18th. Ten ASTORIA HOTEL, Jasper. Open throughout the year. deluxe modern bungalows, 4-6 persons: $11.00 to Rates: European Plan. $5.00 per day and up. Room $14.00. Ten new motel efficiency apartments, 2-4 per­ with and without bath. Lunch counter and dining sons: $9.00 to $12.00. Seven new motel rooms, 2-4 room service. persons: $8.00 to $11.00. Eighteen canvas top cabins, ATHABASKA HOTEL, Jasper. Open throughout the 2-4 persons: $4.50 to $6.00. All units, except motel year. Rooms with and without bath. Rates: European rooms, have housekeeping facilities. Mineral baths, Plan. $6.00 per day single, and up; $7.50 per day pool, restaurant, gift shop and service station. double and up. Dining room service. PINE BUNGALOW CABINS. One mile east of Jasper. BECKER'S BUNGALOWS, Jasper. Four miles from Open May 24 to Sept. 15. Accommodation: 50 cabins. Jasper on the Columbia Icefield Highway. Open May Rates: $6.00 per cabin for two persons and up, with or 15 to Oct. 15. Accommodation 32 cabins. Rates: 2-4 without housekeeping facilities. Write Box 7, or phone persons, $8.00-$ 15.00 per day mid-season. Dining room. Jasper 3491 for information and reservations. COLUMBIA ICEFIELD CHALET. Open June 1 to Sept. PYRAMID LAKE MOTEL (Formerly Pyramid Pines 30, weather and roads permitting. Rates: European Chalet). On the shores of Pyramid Lake, 3V4 miles from Plan. $5.00 per day and up. Located near the foot of Jasper. Open May 24th to Sept. 15th. Ten new units, the Athabaska Glacier, facing a panorama of mountains modern, full baths, kitchenettes, king size beds, picture and glaciers, it is an ideal stopover point on the windows having a magnificent view. Accommodation Columbia Icefield Highway for foot travel or snow­ for 40 persons. Rates: $10.00 and up. Lunch counter. mobile trip over the Glacier. ROCHE BONHOMME BUNGALOWS LTD. On north­ JASPER PARK LODGE (American Plan). See page 4 ern outskirts of Jasper town. Open May I to Oct. 15. for rates and accommodation. Rates: Cabins for two people (modern) $8.00 to $9.00 LAKE EDITH CAMP. (Operated by the Edmonton per night. Cabins for four people (modern) $9.00 to Y.M.C.A.) 10030-102nd Ave., Edmonton. Transfer $13.00 per night. service available from CNR Station to Camp. Open SUNWAPTA FALLS BUNGALOW CAMP. Thirty-four June 10 to Sept. 5. Rates: miles from Jasper on Jasper-Banff Highway. Accom­ SINGLE DOt lil.K modation 80 persons. Open May 15 to Sept. 30. Daily Wrrklv Daily Weekly Tent Cabin $1.50 $ 9.00 $3.00 $18.00 Rates: Semi-modern: $5.00 and up for two persons: Chalet . 3.00 19.50 4.50 28.00 $7.00 and up for four persons; $1.25 for each additional Guest Room 3.50 21.00 5.00 30.00 person. Fully modern cabins: $7.50 for two persons Guest Room with plumbing 5.00 30.00 7.00 42.00 and up; $1.50 extra for each additional person. Wholesome meals are available in the Main Lodge Dining TEKARRA LODGE. One-half mile from Jasper on the Room. Jasper-Banff Highway. 42 fully modern cabins. Rates: Small additional charge for children under 12 years. Rates $8.50 a day for 2 persons and up. Chalet rooms: One are subject to change with expanding facilities. Additional person, $5.00; Two persons, $7.00 to $9.00. Open accommodation under construction for 1959. May 15 to September 30. Dining room. MALIGNE LAKE CHALET. (Operated by Fred Brewster's TONQUIN VALLEY CAMP. (Operated by Fred Brew­ Rocky Mountain Camps Ltd.). Write P.O. Box 460, ster's Rocky Mountain Camps Ltd.). On the shore of Jasper. Alberta. Amethyst Lakes, 20 miles from Jasper by motor car Daily trips by car and motor boat. and ten miles by saddle-horse. If snow conditions permit Thirty-two miles from Jasper, on the lake shore at —operates July and August. Rates per person, American the outlet to Maligne River. Elan; Cabin accommodation—$14.00 a day, $93.00 per Open June 15 to Sept. 15, also overnight accommoda­ week; Canvas house accommodation—$12.00 a day, tion. Rates: per person, American Plan, log cabin $80.00 per week. rooms $14.00 per day; $93.00 per week. Canvas houses WELLS BUNGALOWS, ATHABASKA FALLS. 20 miles $12.00 per day; $80.00 per week. from Jasper on Columbia Icefield Highway. Eleven log MALIGNE TOUR & LODGE. (Operated by Snowmobile cabins and 3 tent cabins. Accommodation 46. Tent cabin Tours Ltd., Box 280, Jasper). Daily trips from June 1 rates; $3.00 per day for 2 persons. Log cabins: $5.00 to Sept. 30. Accommodation. Rates: $6.00 and up for per day for 2 persons; $7.00 per day for 4 persons.

NOTH:—The Canadian National Railways, in furnishing the above list of rites and other information, assumes no responsibility as to its accuracy.

14 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS PASSENGER AGENCIES IN CANADA AND UNITED STATES

Traflic Department Hrailqiiarlers. .'16(1 Mt'Uill St.. .Montreal. Que. Belleville, Ont 188 Front St. South Saint John, N.B Union Station Boston 16, Moss 497 Boylston St. St. John's, Nfld CNR Station Brantford, Ont 153 Col borne St. St. Louis 2, Mo 314 North Broadway Itr.uk, ill,-. Ont Cor. Kin- and Apple Sta. Sudbury, Ont 41 Durham St. South Buffalo 2, N.Y 13 West Cenesee Toronto 1, Ont 55 Yonge St. Calgary, Alta 504 Eighth Ave. West Vancouver, B.C 527 Granville St. Camphellton, N.B CNR Station Victoria, B.C Cor. Gov't. & Fort Sts. Charloltelown, P.E.I CNR Station Washington 5. D.C. 922 Fifteenth St. N.W. Chatham, Ont 220 King St. West Windsor. Ont 364 Ouellette Ave. Chicago 3, III 103 West Adams St. Winnipeg. Man Cor. Portage and Main Sts. Cornwall, Ont 11 Second St. East Woodstock, Ont. 414 Dunlins St. Detroit 26, Mich. 131 W. Lafayette Blvd. Edmonton, Alta Cor. Jasper & 100th Sta. EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES Flint 3, Mich 1639 Mott Foundation Bldg. Fredericton, N.B 580 Queen St. London, S.W.I, Eng 17-19 CoekspurSt. Cuelph. Ont CNR Station I.nnilim. E.G.2, Eng Orient House. Halifax, N.S 505-507 Barrington St. 42-45 New Broad St. Hamilton, Ont 7 James St. North Liverpool, Eng Cunard Bldg., Water St. Kansas City 6, Mo 414 Fairfax Bldg.. 101 West Glasgow. C.2, Scotland . 9 Bothwel! St. Eleventh St. Paris, France 1 Rue Scribe Kingston, Ont 115 Princess St. Antwerp, Belgium 1, Pont de Meir Kitchener, Ont. 19 King St. West Copenhagen, Denmark Rredgude 4. London. Ont 430 Richmond St. Los Angeles 14, Cal 510 West 6th St. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND Minneapolis 2, Minn. 1520 Rand Tower, 527 Marquette Ave. REPRESENTATIVES Moncton, N.B CNR Station Sydney, Australia "Seottish House", 19 Bridge 9to Montreal, Que 384 St. James St. W. Melbourne, Auntrulia. . . "Collins House", 360 Collins St. New York 20, N.Y 630 Fifth Ave. Wellington, New Zealand Maritime Bldg., North Bay, Ont 203 Main St. West Customhouse Quay Oshawa, Ont 3 King St. West Ottawa, Ont Cor. Sparks & Metcalfe Sts. Pctcrhoro, Ont 324 George St. Philadelphia 7, Pa.. .. Philadelphia National Bank Bldg.. Cor. Broad and Chestnut Sts. Pittsburgh 22, Pa 355 Fifth Ave. Portland, Me Crand Trunk Railway Station Prince Rupert. B.C 528 Third Ave. West Quelwc. Que 10 Ste. Anne St. Regina, Sask Union Station San Francisco 8, Cal 502 Shreve Bldg.. 210 Post St. Sarnia. Ont 117 Front St. North Saskatoon, Sask CNR Station Seattle 1, Wash 214 Vance Bldg., Third Ave. & Union St. Sherhrooke, Que 50 Depot St. St. Albans. Vt. Cor. Lake & Federal Sis. St. Catharines. Ont 13 Queen St.

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