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ABOUT THIS REGION  HORSEBACK RIDING

Jasper on horseback

The spectacular backcountry of Jasper National Park is yours to explore on horseback from a rustic lodge. Wildlife sightings are common and may include mountain goats, bighorn sheep, elk and marmots. Relax back at the lodge and enjoy fine cooking and comfortable surroundings. This backcountry lodge is located midway on the Skyline Trail in Jasper National Park. This famous mountain region has been serviced exclusively by your guides from these backcountry cabins for the past 80 years. With numerous alpine ridges and basins in the area, guest will have no shortage of terrain to explore.

Jasper on horseback

Experience the tradition of a horseback trip to this historic lodge; the horses make light work out of the 3000 ft. climb from the highway to our alpine camp. Layover days are spent exploring the surrounding alpine ridge and basins on foot or horseback.

Jasper on horseback

Season: July 10, 2010 to September 12, 2010
Requirements: Duffel bag, towels.
Suggested Items: Camera, binoculars, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, alcohol, water bottle and flashlight.
Suggested Clothing: Riding boots, warm clothing suited to a variety of weather conditions, rain gear, hat, gloves, shorts and sneakers.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Restrictions: Minimum age is 10, maximum weight is 230 lbs. The weight restriction on personal duffel is 15 pounds in soft bags only, no frame packs please.
Maximum Number of People: 8
Equipment Provided: All riding equipment. Includes about 4 hours of riding per day.
Transportation: Trips originate and end in the town of Jasper, Alberta in Jasper National Park. Jasper can be reached from Edmonton on Highway 16 west, about 370 km. Transportation arrangements available.
Accommodations: Private heated cabins with propane lighting. Wash stand with hot wash water provided. Outhouse facilities. This lodge is Jasper’s oldest backcountry lodge. Rebuilt in 1991, the facilities now include 7 guest cabins and a main chalet with dining room and kitchen. The cabins have propane heating and lighting with single or queen size log frame beds. Comforters and fresh linen are provided however guests should bring their own towels. Washstands are provided in cabins with hot water delivered daily.
Meal Information: Home cooked meals are served in the main lodge and are often regarded as the highlight of the trip. Fresh salads, ample meat and vegetables dishes along with plenty of desserts ensure that even the biggest appetite will be satisfied.
Guide Information: Licensed and experienced.
Weather Information: Summer temperatures average between 15-25 degrees Celsius, with cool evenings and mornings.
Trip Duration Price
3 days
$825.00* per person
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Jasper on horseback

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