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Horseback riding trip into Jasper's Tonquin Valley

Ride or hike into the scenic Tonquin Valley in Jasper National Park. The horseback riding trips of about 12 miles lead into the Tonquin Valley to a lakeside alpine chalet (6450 feet) on Amethyst Lake in Jasper National Park. Once at the chalet, you can head out on foot or on horseback into the mountains and meadows and explore this beautiful area. The Amethyst Lakes, located in the valley, offer splendid fishing for rainbow and brook trout as large as 8 pounds. Rowboats are there for your use.

Horseback riding trip into Jasper's Tonquin Valley

Hiking trips into the lodge are also available as a self-guided option. The horses will carry most of your gear in, leaving you with a light pack and an opportunity to enjoy the scenery.

Horseback riding trip into Jasper's Tonquin Valley

Season: mid July to mid September
Suggested Items: Fishing gear, tackle, license, Sunglasses, camera, binoculars, flashlight and day pack or duffel bag. Recommended fishing tackle includes a light spin casting rod with 4-10 pound test line, with lures such as flatfish, Len Thompson spoons and willow leaves. Fly fishermen should bring an assortment of dry and wet flies.
Suggested Clothing: Hiking boots, hat, gloves, warm clothing, rain coat and pants and wool socks.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Equipment Provided: Bedding, rowboat, riding gear.
Transportation: Trips originate and end near the town of Jasper in Jasper National Park. The trail head is at the end of the Mount Edith Cavell road, about 25 km south of Jasper. Jasper can be reached on Highway 16, 360 km west of Edmonton, Alberta. Transportation arrangements available.
Accommodations: Accommodation in cabins at the alpine chalet. Cabins are heated with single beds, feather duvet covered beds, propane heaters and lanterns. Hot showers available in a central cabin. Toilet facilities are outhouses. No running water.
Meal Information: Home cooked meals.
Guide Information: Riding trips are fully guided. Hiking tours are self-guided.
Comments: CALL or EMAIL us for current prices and availability.
Trip Duration Price
3 days
$795.00* per person
4 days
$1050.00* per person
5 days
$1295.00* per person
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Horseback riding trip into Jasper's Tonquin Valley

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