Columbic Icefield Guided Interpretive Icewalk for 5 people
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Discover the glaciers of the Columbia Icefield on an interpretive walk led by experienced, knowledgeable guides. You’ll peer into millwells and crevasses, gaze at seracs and stunning alpine vistas. By joining us you’ll be assured of finding the most interesting features on the ice and you’ll gain a deeper understanding of this awesome panorama and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Athabasca Glacier is a gentle, six-kilometre tongue of ice flowing from the Columbia Icefield. The hikes gain from two hundred to six hundred vertical metres (650 to 2000 feet) on the glacier, with numerous stops along the way. Anyone aged seven to seventy who’s curious and willing to walk at a leisurely pace for a few hours will find these trips enjoyable. Join us and experience first hand an exciting, sometimes forbidding part of the Canadian Rockies.
Donated by: Peter Lemieux, Athabasca Glacier ICEWALKS
www.icewalks.com
This certificate entitles the bearer and four others to a guided interpretive Icewalk at the Columbia Icefield in Jasper National Park. It is transferable and valid anytime during the 2015 season. The season runs from June 1 to September 30 each year.
Note: You must call ahead and book at least two weeks prior to certificate use to ensure space.
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