Another beautiful view from our recent drive through Jasper National Park.
If you’re interested in Jasper, here’s a link: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/jasper It’s an amazing place to visit year-round and has the second largest dark sky preserve in the world.
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Jasper always impresses. Can’t wait for our next visit. Happy Tuesday Lynette. Allan
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Agreed. I’m going to miss our frequent drives through the park, although after I retire our visits will be leisurely.
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The closest I ever got was driving past on my way back to Calgary from the Shuswap. It was July and I remember stopping at Moraine Lake and getting snow blown in my face. Gotta get back sometime.
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Haha. 🙂 That happens. Moraine Lake is in Banff National Park, which is quite a bit further south from Jasper. I used to do a lot of hiking in the Moraine Lake area. Gorgeous, but yes, it can snow in July! I hope you’re able to come back some time; maybe do a mountain trip. Cheers.
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It really is – postcard pretty.
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It’s so stunningly beautiful. I feel lucky to see it every time we drive through it.
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I didn’t know that Dark Sky fact — how wonderful.
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Isn’t that great? The largest one is actually in NWT. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/wood-buffalo-park-now-world-s-largest-dark-sky-preserve-1.1397144
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Stunning. I love Jasper!
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Yes, me too. 🙂
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I’ve only ever visited Jasper in the summer, but the mountains look even more majestic with all that snow.
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Yes, it’s beautiful year-round. We have been fortunate to see it three or four times a year, depending on whether I drive or fly home. I hope you get a chance to visit in autumn or winter some time.
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