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Athabasca Glacier
Athabasca Glacier
H 93
Jasper,
Alberta
780-852-6176
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Noted as the most-visited glacier on the North American continent, the Columbia Icefield is what remains of what was once a dense ice mass that covered most the country's western mountains and is the largest such site in the Canadian Rockies. It has also left a moonscape-like scene in its receding. The field is 103Km south of Jasper; an information center is along the way on the left and there is signage for a right turn to go to the Toe-of-the-Glacier and parking. Dogs must be leashed at all times.
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