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Day 1, Edith LakeColin to Hostel

Roche Bonhomme Ginsette Mtn. 0 km -Head away from the lake. 16 1.6 -@ the intersection, keep LEFT to Pyramid 16 Lake Sirdar head to Jasper Park Lodge. Mtn. Road 2.5 -Passing Mildred Lake Edith Edith Lake 3.3 -Jasper Park Lodge. Lake Canyon Hostel 3.6 -Pass barrier to ride on trail around Annette L. Patricia Malig Annette L. . Start ne RLake iver Trefoil 4.7 -Pass barrier onto Old Fort Pt. Rd. Mildred L. Edith Lake Lakes Jasper Mildred L. 6.1 -Cross the bridge over the Athabasca Lac Parking Lot Park JASPER Beauvert Lodge R. at Old Fort Pt. JASPER Lac 7.0 -Hwy93a junction. Turn LEFT. Beauvert 22.0 16 Signal Turning right takes you into Jasper. 16 93 Mtn. Athabasca R. Old Fort Pt. 8.5 -Turn LEFT at Jctn. for Icefields Jasper Excelsior Hostel Whistlers Mtn. 93a Parkway (Hwy 93). Campground Mount 93 Tekarra 8.8 -Pass the tollgate Athabasca R. Wapiti 9.0 -Rd for Whistler’s campground & Campground The Closeup Jasper hostel on the right. Whistlers The Valley Whistlers Watchtowerof 11.0 -Wapiti Campground on the left. of Campground Five 93 Amber 13.9 -Jctn. of Hwy 93 A, stay on Hwy 93. Lakes 93 Start Mtn. 14.7 -Cross the 93a 16.0 -Valley of the 5 Lake Trailhead

Marmot 22.0 -REST STOP at Wabasso Lake Mtn. Wabasso Trailhead on the LEFT Lake Curator 93 Mtn. 31.5 -Lookout/pullout 31.9 -Lookout/pullout with view of Mt. Wabasso Campground Rest Stop Harvisty Wabasso Lake 34.0 -Horseshoe Lake picnic area, left Lectern Peak Trailhead 37.5 -Jctn. with south end of Hwy 93 A. The Athabasca Falls are here. The

Edith Cavell Rd. 16.3 Aquila Mtn. 93 Falls are within walking distance of Athabasca Falls Hostel, your Franchere Peak destination for the evening. If you Mnt. Edith Chak Cavel want to get settled into the hostel 1st, Peak Hostel 93a Mnt. it is an easy walk back to the Falls. Cavel Horseshoe Hardisty L. Lake Leach 38.0 -Athabasca Falls Hostel turnoff on R. the Left.

Angel 38.3 -Athabasca Falls Hostel Ph 852- Whirlpool Fire Rd. 5959 Cavell Athabasca Did You Know That... Falls Hostel Falls Whirlpool R. - gets its name from Jasper Hawes, Athabasca Mnt. Kerkeslin who took command of the North West Company fur trading post east of Jasper National Park on Brule Lake Chevron Mtn. in 1817. The post became known as “Jasper’s House”. Mt. Kerkeslin Finish Campground The post was moved to a site on the Athabasca River Athabasca 93 near Jasper Lake in 1829, but the name stuck. -Jasper Park Lodge had humble beginnings as a tent city Legend Falls Hostel Goat Route on the shore of Lac Beauvert in 1915. Seven years later Rest Stop Viewpt. in 1922, the tents were replaced by 8 log cabins. Expansion continued the next year with additional cabinsM a Hostel l i and the original main building. In 1925, the world famousg n Campground golf course was opened. e R Picnic Site i -Large mammals you may see while riding through ve r Jasper National ParkHoneymoon include: -BlackAthabasca bears Riverand GrizzliesL. Campgd. - there are about 300 Lick Cr Honeymoon black bears in the park andLake 150 to 200 grizzlies. Osprey

-Mountain Goats; often seenLake on or at Falls Resort Falls . Sunwapta 1400 . the salt lick S. of Athabasca FallsBuck Hostel. -Bighorn sheep; often seen on LakeTangle Ridge 1300 Falls Athabasca -Elk; often seen in Jasper townsite 1200 Jct 93a Hwy Fryatt Cr -Moose; seen near Hwy93a & Athabasca Falls 1100 The 23 metre high Athabasca Falls is one of the most Elevation (m) 1000 Sunwapta 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 spectacular waterfalls in Jasper because of the volume Mt. of water in the Athabasca River. TheFalls water pours over a 93

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0 km -Follow dirt road out of the Hostel and turn left. Le 3.2 -Mt Kerkeslin Campground 5.6 -Goat viewpt & picnic area. Mtn. goats inhabit 93 22.6 the cliffs on Mt Kerkeslin. They often come Grand ek down to the natural salt licks below this viewpt re arden C 19.2 -Honeymoon Lake Campground W Pobokta n Catacombs Churchill Range Station 22.6 -REST STOP Mtn.on the Right at Sunwapta Falls Poboktan turnoff in front of the lodge. A 1.2 km return Mtn. detour down the branch road leads to the falls. Jonas Creek Brazeau “Sunwapta” is a Stoney Indian word meaning Campground “turbulent river”. Jonas Creek Rest Stop @ Mt. Sunwapta River 29.9 27.0 -Bubbling Springs picnic area. Mt Confederation 39.6 -Poboktan Creek Warden Station. Poboktan is Adam Joachim Viewpoint the Stoney Indian word for “owl”. 93 43.0 -The road cuts through a field of pinkish Gong Lake boulders created by a rock slide of quartz sandstoneFortress from the top of the ridge to the east Lake Gong 45.0 -Jonas Creek Campground. Glacier Legend -REST STOP @ Viewpoint for the Sunwapta Grizzly Creek Route 52.5 Mt. Sunwapta River and the Columbia Icefields in the Palmer Rest Stop Mt. Beauty Peak Hostel background. Viewpoint is on the Right and Nelson Creek Hostel Campground just before the bridge over Grizzly Creek. Picnic Site Day 2 - Part 2, Sunwapta River Viewpoint 52.5 -REST STOP @ Viewpoint for the Sunwapta Sunwapta River. Churchill RangeRiver to Rampart Creek 56.0 -Beauty Creek Hostel Viewpoint Beauty Creek 11.2 61.8 -Road begins a steep climb Hostel Did You Know That... S 2 62.5 -Viewpoint for the Stutfield Glacier. Still u -The Columbia Icefields cover an area of 325 km , is

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Mushroom R -Melt water from the Columbia Icefields flows to three i Right. Peak v r 7.8 e oceans: e r v T i 65.2 -Viewpoint for Sunwapta Canyon angle Ridge to the Pacific via the Columbia R River u a Afternoon 71.5 -Rest Stop @ the Icefield Centre on the to the Arctic via the Athabascae River & z a Peak to the Atlanticr via the North Left. Information, exhibits and washrooms 93 B . are here. There is a short road to the toe of the -The 1st recorded discovery of the Columbia Icefields glacier. was by Norm Collie & Hermann Woolley in Aug. 18th, Rest Stop 72.8 - Campground Icefields 1898. These two mountaineers climbed to the summit of Mt. Athabasca and saw the plateau of ice. 74.2 -Wilcox Creek Campground entrance. Lunch Stop Centre 76.2 -. Banff/Jasper boundary at @ Tangle Wilcox White Goat 21.2 elev. 2042 m / 6,675 ft. Stutfield Peak Nigel Wilderness Peak Falls Rest Area Peak Jasper Nat Park 79.6 -Hilda Creek Hostel 80.2 -Parker's Ridge Trail. 5 km round trip hike. Stutfield Columbia Icefield Wilcox Glacier Campgd. Creek 84.3 -Start of a steep descent. (-380m in 6.9 km) Twin Campgd. Towers Banf 85.1 -The Big Bend. Caution, sometimes you will Mt Sunwapta Kitchener Pass f Nat Park encounter cross-winds on this downhill stretch.

Dome Glacier Hilda 88.1 -bottom of the steep downhill. Creek Hostel 89.2 -Another downhill stretch begins Parkers Ridge 92.7 -REST STOP at the Viewpoint for the Mt. Cirrus on the Right. Athabasca 16.5 Mtn. 103.5 -Viewpoint for Castelets. Visible just up the Jasper Nat Park 93 Alexandra River. (look back and to your right) f Nat Park Banf W 109.2 -Rampart Creek Hostel on the Left. Weeping Wall eeping Rampart Creek Campground on the right. Jasper Nat Park Columbia Rest Stop W Yoho Nat Park all Icefield Coleman Lake Pinto Mt Lake Grade +1.0% +8.6% +2.4% -6.0% Sunset

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W Wilson 1000 Mnt Amery 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 Icefield Campground Distance from Start of Day (km) Picnic Site Day 3 - Part 1, Rampart Creek to Bow Summit 0km -Starting at the Hostel, turn left. Mnt. 11.8 -Saskatchewan River Crossing. The Crossing Amery Start, Wilson Icefield Resort on the left: Store, restaurant, motel, flush Rampart Mnt. toilets, warm coffee. Wilson Creek Hostel Rampart 12.2 -Intersection with David Thompson Hwy, Hwy 11, Creek Campgd. Continue straight. N es o er 12.7 -Howse Valley Interpretive Exhibit. ak r n Riv L th hewa f ys Creek S katc 13.8 -Bridge over the . That's o tom a as ey rc s 11 th S 30.3 ll A ka or a tc N your drinking water below. Warden Station. The V h The Crossing ew Resort work begins. Up the Hill @ 4.2% grade for 6 km. an R i ve 17.4 -Mistaya Canyon Trail. A 300 m trail leads down to r the gorge. Trivia note: mistaya is the word for Mnt. grizzly bear. Erasmus Survey Peak 20.2 -Climb levels out 29.0 -1st Waterfowl Lake Viewpoint

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Glacier 1100 L Lower Barbette Peyto L. Viewpt Hostel . 1000 Mountain 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Calaron Parking Lot Campground Distance from the start of day(km) Peak Picnic Site Day 3 - Part 2, Bow Summit to Lake Louise 48.5 -LUNCH STOP at Peyto Lake Viewpoint parking lot at Bow Summit, 2069 m/6,787 ft. The descent after lunch Lunch Stop is in two sections with the first section about 5 km to the Peyto Lake Peyto Lake Viewpt edge of . Parking Lot 53.9 -Num-Ti-Jah Lodge road. Falls is visible at Mistaya 17.4 Mtn Caldron the head of the valley and in the foreground is Bow Lake. Lake 55.8 -Bow Lake viewpoint. There are outhouses here. 56.8 - Viewpoint. The bottom toe of the glacier has receded since the glacier was named. Dolomite 65.9 -Rest Stop in the Mosquito Creek campground. If you Peak cross the bridge over Mosquito Creek to the hostel, B Mnt ow L you’ve gone too far. Baker a k e Rest Stop 72.0 - Viewpoint. Wapta 93 Mosquito Creek 79.5 -Start of 2nd downhill section @ -2.5% for 10 km. Ayesha 86.9 -Herbert Lake picnic area. Peak Crowfoot Mosquito Campground Glacier Creek 27.5 90.1 -Jctn. with Hwy 1. Keep straight for Lake Louise. Icefield Campgd. (before creek) Bow Mosquito 92.2 -Lake Louise Access. Take ramp off the hwy to Lake Peak Creek Molar Lake Louise Hostel Louise and keep right.

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River he worked for the CPR, homesteaded, prospected, trapped, guided for Tom Icefield 93 Wilson’s outfitting company, and wasSkoki one of Banff’s 1st wardens. As a Y Lakeo Mtn h mountain guide, he gained a reputation as an excellent woodsman, whose o Range Campground Mnt Louise R Bow knowledge of the area was unsurpassed. On guiding trips between Lake i Chateau v Daly Village e Bath Louise and the headwaters of the North Saskatchewan River, Bow r was a regular overnight camp. Bill would often spend the night by himself at Louise River 1 Glacier the lakeside which bears his name, preferring the serenity of the lake over the “overcrowded” campsite.

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Hwy 1 Junctn. 1a 1000 Campground 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 Fairview Lake Louise Distance from start of day (km) Mtn Campgd 1&2 1 Picnic Site Start Day 4 Lake Louise to Banff 0 km -Turn right out of the hostel and proceed to the 4 way stop. Lake Louise 0.6 -Turn Left at the 4 way stop & ride over the overpass. Do Hostel Did You Know That... not take the Hwy 1 exit. 1 The CPR and the developmentBonnet of the as L. Louise tourist attractions are interlinked. Here are 2 examples: 1.6 -Turn Right on the Parkway, Hwy 1A. Ski Area Lipalian Glacier 27.8 Mtn -The CPR put Major Rogers in charge of finding a route 5.1 -Corral Creek Picnic Area Lake through the Rockies and Selkirk Mtns. Tom Wilson was Louise 12.9 -Baker Creek Chalets on the right. Protection packing supplies for Major Rogers’ survey crew in 1882 Lake 1A 15.3 -Protection Mountain campground. Mtn when he made the 1st recorded visit to Lake Louise. He Louise was lead to the “lake of little fishes” by Stoney Indian, 27.8 -REST STOP at Castle Junction Lake Louise Campgd 1&2 Edwin Hunter. Wilson originally named the lake, “Emerald”. 29.0 -This meadow is the site of a former boom town, Silver -In November 1883, three CPR railway workers, William & City. The boom to bust lasted just 2 years 1883 to 1885. 1 Tom McCardell and their partner Frank McCabe stubbled 31.9 -Moose Meadows. Good views of Pilot Mtn., the spiked upon a cave containing hot springs on the flank of what is now called Sulphur Mtn. Recognizing the Blocktourist potential peak to the SSW. Bow of mineral hot springs, the men staked a claimMtn to the 34.1 -Johnston Canyon on the left, campground on the right. springs. 35.4 -Road splits to go around the toe of the Hillsdale Slide. -After the ownership of the springs came into dispute, the V 40.7 -Sawback Picnic Area on the left. alley federal government on the urging of the CPR, took over Mnt control of the hot springs and created Banff Hot Springs 46.3 -Muleshoe Picnic Area on the right. Temple Reserve in 1885. ThisLuellen is the predecessor of Canada’s 1st 48.1 -Watch for the Osprey nest to the right, on an uphill, Pinnacle Parkway Lake Panorama national park, Banff. Mtn divided lanes section of 1a with a stone wall on the right. Protection Consolation Lakes 51.7 -Junction with the Hwy 1. Take the ramp onto Hwy 1 to Mtn. Campgd. 33.8 Rockbound Banff. Caution, texas gate! Moraine Ridge Lake Lake He 53.1 -Alternate route: A gate in the fence along Hwy 1 leads to len Rest Stop a a trail to Vermillion Lakes Dr. Watch for a gully clear of B Rid o g w Castlee Mtn Lake Louise trees on the R. Just after the gully is the gate. (see back pg) R

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Lake Louise Hostel 1000 Castle Mtn Junction Bourgeau 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Campground Distance from Start of Day (km) Picnic Site Alt. Route to Cascade Ponds via Vermillion Lake Rd Did You Know That... -Banff gets it’s name from "Banffshire", the district in Scotland which was the birthplace of & Banff two CPR directors, Lord Strathcona and George Stephen. 53.1 -push your bike through the gate and follow the trail -There is archeological evidence of human activity around the Vermillion Lakes which date back 10,800 years. 53.7 -Vermillion Lakes Road. -The Cascade Ponds are man-made . The day use area is a converted gravel pit. 57.9 -After completing Vermillion Lakes Dr., your choice is to either: turn Left and take the ramp for Highway 1to resume the regular route or turn Right and ride through Banff townsite. This route description will assume you turn Right on Mt. Norquay Dr. heading into Lunch Stop Cascade Banff townsite. Ponds 58.6 -Cross the tracks & turn Left on Railway St. following the road around the corner to Cascade become Elk St. Ponds Picnic 59.3 -At the traffic lights past Safeway, turn Left on Banff Ave. heading out of town. Area Lake Minnewanka 63.6 -Cross the Hwy 1 underpass. Interchange 64.0 -Turn Right into the Cascade Ponds Day Use Area for Lunch and the finish of the Buffalo ride. Paddock CLOSED Banff 1 Notes on the Vermillion Lakes Route: Closeup

Tunnel Mtn. Campgrounds Trailer 1 -The first part of the route, is a trail. It is very rideable even without a mountain bike. It leads Industrial Court area VILLAGE I to the road (Vermillion Lake Drive) in 0.56km. 3 Hoodoos 2 . -Vermillion Lake Drive(the road) can be washboard in places, but takes you away from the CRES P VILLAGE II

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