Catch the Best Views of Jasper on the SkyTram

Jasper, Alberta

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Get a bird's eye view of Jasper, Alberta.

Take a ride up Whistler’s Mountain to an elevation of 2,277 metres (7,472 feet) for stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains stretching up to 80 kilometres away. On a clear day, you might even see the white pyramid of Mount Robson in nearby British Columbia. At the top, you can hike the trail to the summit where the views only get better. If you work up an appetite, head to the BBQ Deck at the lower station or the Treeline Restaurant at the upper station.

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