Banff & Jasper

One of the most unique attractions in the Canadian Rockies are the Columbia Ice Fields, located on the borders of Banff and Jasper National Parks.  The Ice Fields cover over 300 square kilometres with ice up to 365 meters deep. At the midpoint of the glacier the ice formations are over 400 years old.  The Columbia Ice Fields are the largest snow and ice packs south of the Arctic Circle and the snow-melt feeds rivers that flow into three oceans: the Atlantic, the Arctic, and the Pacific.

Jasper National Park is home to an endless network of trails, thundering waterfalls, jagged peaks and caverns, and abundant wildlife. With hikes beginning from the center of the town of Jasper and expanding to the surrounding ridges and peaks, an amazing hiking adventure is never far away. Let Destination 48North connect you with a professional local guide and hike Jasper’s most interesting trails.

Renowned for its panoramic beauty, Stewart Creek Golf Course is a captivating and challenging layout set in the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains. Consistently rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest, few courses in North America boast Stewart Creek’s spectacular combination of setting, extraordinary vistas and naturally sculpted fairways.